Snoring stealing your sleep?
The simplest way back to a quiet night.
Gentle mouth tape and nasal strips that calm snoring and help you breathe easy all night — no machines, no prescriptions, no fuss.
Whether you snore or you're the one kept awake — this is for you.
Buy 1, get 2 free — 3-pack for $34.99
The nights you don't talk about.
You know the ceiling at 3am. The gentle nudge that never quite works. The slow drift into separate rooms — and the unspoken distance that creeps in once you stop sharing a bed.
Or maybe you're the one who snores: a full night's sleep and still exhausted, told again you "kept everyone up," left wondering what it's doing to your health.
Sound familiar?
- Lying awake while the whole house sleeps
- Rolling them over for the tenth time
- Slipping off to the spare room just to cope tomorrow
- Waking up tired after a full night in bed
You've tried the chin straps, the apps, the earplugs. It shouldn't be this hard — and it doesn't have to be.
How it works
As simple as it sounds.
No routine to learn and nothing to plug in — just a small, gentle strip and a more restful night's sleep.
Step 1
Apply before bed
A strip of mouth tape, a nasal strip, or both. Five seconds, and there's no routine to learn.
Step 2
Breathe easy all night
They gently keep your mouth closed and your nasal airway open, so breathing stays soft and silent.
Step 3
Wake up rested
Less snoring, deeper sleep, clearer mornings — without machines or prescriptions.
No machines, no prescriptions — backed by a 30-night money-back guarantee.
Why it works
Why we snore — and how we quiet it.
Snoring isn't random — it's airflow. Once you see what causes it, the fix makes sense.
What causes the noise
As you drift off, the muscles in your throat, tongue, and the roof of your mouth relax. If your mouth falls open, your jaw and tongue slide back and narrow your airway — and as air squeezes past that soft, relaxed tissue, it vibrates. That vibration is the sound of snoring. Blocked or narrow nasal passages make it worse, because they push you to breathe through your mouth in the first place.
Mouth tape
Closes the mouth, steadies the airway
A gentle seal keeps your lips together so you breathe through your nose. Nasal breathing holds your jaw and tongue forward and your airway steady — so the soft tissue stops vibrating.
Nasal strips
Opens the nose, frees the airflow
A light spring lifts and widens your nostrils at their narrowest point, so air flows easily through your nose — and you're never forced into mouth breathing to begin with.
Elite Sleep helps the everyday snoring that comes from mouth breathing and congestion. If your snoring comes with gasping, choking, or you wake up exhausted, it's worth a chat with your GP — that can be a sign of sleep apnoea, which a strip alone can't fix.