Best OTC Choices in Snore Aids
Wearable, over-the-counter hardware may reduce certain types of snoring. Anti-snore mouthpieces can decrease snoring episodes, provided they aren’t related to conditions like sleep apnea. When placed onto the nose, adhesive nasal strips can widen the nostrils, increase airflow and reduce snoring by reducing air resistance in the nasal passages.
Here are Money’s picks for the best snore aids, along with general information about each.
These products were selected by drugs.com, using a methodology that combines expert assessment with analysis of online reviews, ratings and other customer data.
The information provided on Money.com is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The products featured may not be right for everyone and may carry risk even if available without a prescription. Read the product’s label and consult with a professional for individual medical advice.
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Medication
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Active Ingredients
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Important Points
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#1
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Breathe Right Nasal Strips | N/A |
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#3
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Good Morning Snore Solution | N/A |
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#6
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Ripsnore | N/A |
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#8
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Sleepright Nasal Breathe Aid | N/A |
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#2
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SnoreMender | N/A |
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#4
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SnoreRx | N/A |
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#9
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SnoreStop Extinguisher Throat Spray | Nux vomica Belladonna Ephedra vulgaris Hydrastis canadensis Kali bichromicum Teucrium marum Histaminum hydrochloricum |
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#7
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TheraSnore | N/A |
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#5
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ZQuiet | N/A |
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Featured drugs are available without a prescription in the U.S. and may not be available with or without a prescription in other locations.
