Troubleshooting

My nose feels sore when using SnoreBuds

Mild soreness during the first few nights is expected and can take up to 30 days to get fully used to wearing. SnoreBuds gently dilates the nostrils and creates resistance during exhalation. If you are new to nasal dilation or EPAP, your tissues may

My SnoreBuds keep falling out

If you are waking up and your SnoreBuds are not in your nose it is most likely because you (unconsciously) took them out or knocked them out (active sleeper) while sleeping. After a few nights, as your body acclimates to wearing SnoreBuds, this usual

I'm still snoring

If you are using SnoreBuds and a bedtime partner or sleep recording app indicates you are still snoring, then turn the dial to turn up the Snore Strength. If you find it uncomfortable to do so, continue at the current, comfortable Snore Strength, or

My snoring improved but didn’t stop completely

I wake up with a dry mouth

Dry mouth usually means you are breathing through your mouth during sleep. SnoreBuds works by stabilizing your airway through nasal breathing. If your mouth opens during sleep:. • EPAP pressure escapes• Snoring may persist• Your mouth dries out. Dry

The dial stopped turning — is something wrong?

No. The dial is designed to stop at both ends. SnoreBuds has four Snore Strength levels. The dial turns between fixed stops:. • Level 1 (lowest strength)• Level 2• Level 3• Level 4 (maximum strength). It will not spin continuously. It is intentionall

SnoreBuds feels too big

If it feels too large or uncomfortable, you may need a different size or a short adaptation period. SnoreBuds comes in two sizes:. • Small (Size 1)• Standard (Size 2). If you’re using Standard and it feels too large, you may need a Small. If you’re a

SnoreBuds feels too small

If it feels too loose or continues to fall out, you may need a different size or an adjustment period. SnoreBuds comes in two sizes:. • Small (Size 1)• Standard (Size 2). If you’re using Small and it feels loose, you may need Standard. If you’re alre

It feels hard to breathe

You should feel resistance on the exhale, that means it's working. If exhaling feels too difficult, the Snore Strength may be too high or you may need time to adapt. • Lower the Snore Strength to Level 1• Wear it consistently for several nights• Incr

Excess saliva with SnoreSealer

Increased saliva is common during the first several nights. SnoreSealer is a new object in the mouth. When something unfamiliar is placed between your lips and teeth, your body may temporarily increase saliva production. This is a normal adaptation r

My SnoreSealer falls out at night

If SnoreSealer falls out, it is usually an activation or suction issue. Common Causes. • Incomplete suction activation• Lips not fully sealed• Tongue not resting on the palate• Early adaptation phase. Reinsert and activate. Close lips fully. Place th

Can I use SnoreSealer if I have an overbite?

SnoreSealer can still work with an overbite. When activating:. • Align your front teeth gently (move bottom teeth slightly forward)• Close lips• Swallow to create suction. SnoreSealer is designed to work across a wide range of dental anatomies.

I’m having trouble keeping my mouth closed with SnoreSealer

Your mouth opening means a loss of oral posture during sleep. Common Causes. • Lips not fully sealed• Tongue not resting on the palate• Early adaptation phase. Insert SnoreSealer correctly. Close your lips completely. Place the tip of your tongue jus

My SnoreBuds broke — what should I do?

If you notice:. • Cracking• Tearing• Separation of parts• A loose or non-functioning dial. Discontinue use. Do not attempt to repair or modify the device. Contact support with:. • Your order number• A clear photo of the issue. We will review and guid

I’m still mouth breathing with SnoreSealer

If you're still mouth breathing with SnoreSealer, it means a loss of oral posture. Common Causes. • Lips not fully sealed• Tongue not resting on the palate• Early adaptation phase. Insert SnoreSealer correctly. Close your lips completely. Place the t

I’m still snoring with SnoreSealer

If SnoreSealer is keeping your mouth closed and you’re still snoring, you likely need to add SnoreBuds. SnoreSealer solves mouth breathing. It does not create positive airway pressure. If your lips are sealed and your tongue is resting on the palate

Should I start with SnoreSealer or SnoreBuds first?

Start with SnoreBuds unless you know you are a mouth breather. • You primarily breathe through your nose• You do not wake with dry mouth• Your mouth typically stays closed during sleep• You want to directly reduce snoring. SnoreBuds stabilizes the ai

The product doesn’t fit

Most fit issues are solved with either a sizing adjustment or a short adaptation period. First, confirm your size:. • Small (Size 1)• Standard (Size 2). If you’re using Standard (Size 2) and it feels too big, you may need Small (Size 1). If you’re al

I feel panicked wearing it

Some users experience mild anxiety the first few nights. This is usually due to:. • Feeling resistance while exhaling• Being hyper-aware of breathing• Trying something new during sleep. What to do:. • Start at the lowest Snore Strength (Setting 1)• W

The airflow is noisy

If the airflow sounds noisy, it's generally only while you’re still awake, resulting from a faster breath rate than when you're asleep. When you fall asleep your breathing naturally slows and the sound greatly reduces or disappears. Noise can also ha

I hear a clicking sound

A clicking or thumping sound can happen when the internal valve closes firmly during exhalation. It’s most common when:. Breathing rate is high. Exhale force is strong. You’re still awake. The internal valve is designed to close during exhale, but it