The Snore Stopper sounds like a great device to have on hand, especially if it’s your partner rather than you who’s having the snoring problem - as in, you’re the one getting woken up by it. No more nudging! Question is, though - will your beloved actually wear something to bed that sends electronic impulses through his/her wrist? Ah … how do I love thee … let me count the ways!

“The Snore Stopper looks like a watch. You wear it on your wrist when going to sleep. It has a tiny, yet highly sensitive microphone that detects snoring & sends safe electronic pulses to the wrist. These pulses work similar to your spouse nudging you. They’ll cause you to alter your sleeping position & stop snoring. The pulses aren’t powerful enough to disrupt your sleep, but they’ll make you roll over & the snoring will stop.”

Via SciFi Tech.