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Snore Stopper Wristband - Smart Anti Snoring Biofeedback Sensor Nasal Tracker Anti-Snore Watch Non Invasive Sleep Solution Strap Device The Snore Stopper is worn like a wristwatch, sitting there peacefully until it hears the dulcet tones of your husband's "oink, oink, wheeeeeeew" in the night. It then zaps his wrist, prompting him to change his position and free up his breathing passage. It Makes for a great gag when you "pretend" to snore into it, making him flop around like a freshly caught trout.

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