Top 10 Anti-Snoring Devices in 2027

VitalSleep is an adjustable mandibular advancement mouthpiece that costs $119.95. Its FAQ says it is FDA-cleared for snoring reduction and does not treat sleep apnea. You get 60 nights from delivery with a full refund, plus a one-year unlimited warranty with free replacements.

SnoreRx Plus is a boil-and-bite mouthpiece that advances the jaw in 1 mm steps. SnoreRx says it is cleared by the FDA for the reduction of snoring, and it comes with a 30-night money-back guarantee for $99.99.

The ZQuiet Advance is a boil-and-mold mouthpiece with 4 strap levels of jaw advancement. ZQuiet describes it as FDA Cleared, backs it with a 60-night guarantee with free returns and sells it for $89.95.

The ZQuiet 2-Size Starter Pack includes 2 mouthpieces and a storage case for $59.95. Size #1 advances the jaw +2mm and size #2 advances it +6mm, and ZQuiet describes it as an FDA Cleared snoring solution with a 60-night guarantee.

The Nora Gen 2 is a bedside Pebble that detects snoring and signals a base pump, which inflates an insert that works with any pillow. It costs $439 (listed at $499), with a 30-day trial and a 1-year limited warranty.

The Nitetronic Z6 uses sensors for snoring sound and head position and six airbags to shift your head to the side. Height adjusts from 9 cm to 13 cm, the control box runs at up to 28 dB, and it costs $549 (regular $699) with a 30-day trial. Its page says it is not proven as a sleep apnea treatment.

Bongo Rx uses one-way valves that close on exhale and direct air out through vents to create expiratory pressure. Its page says it is reviewed and cleared by the FDA for the treatment of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, it needs a prescription and its MSRP is $199. The page does not state clearance for snoring.

Zzoma is a positioner worn around the upper torso to keep you off your back, measuring 12" x 6" x 4". Its maker describes it as an FDA-cleared positional medical device, a Class II prescription-only device for mild to moderate positional sleep apnea and snoring. No price is published.

Night Shift, from Advanced Brain Monitoring, is worn on the neck or chest and vibrates when you sleep on your back, with the vibration slowly increasing. Therapy starts after 15 or 30 minutes, it logs your response and snoring for your physician and it requires a prescription in the U.S. The page gives no price and no FDA statement.

The Motion Pillow System learns your snoring, then inflates an airbag under your head to turn it to the side. The maker’s page says 93.7% of participants showed reduced snoring but names no study, and it lists no price or FDA status. The pillow is memory foam, CertiPUR-US certified, with an iOS and Android app.