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Statistics have shown that those who share a bed with someone who snores lose an average of an hour’s sleep a night. If you’re one of those people, HBI, a leading producer of biomedical devices, may have a solution for you. The SnorePro, just released this week, is a wristband the snorer wears to bed. Its Dynamic Snore Detection technology detects snores and delivers a pulse to the offender. The pulse resembles the nudge a snorer may get from a spouse. Not only does this pulse alleviate the immediate problem, disturbing the snorer in such a way that the snoring stops, but over time it can train the snorer to change sleeping positions when the snoring begins. This device can also track outside factors that may contribute to snoring. If the rumble of your mate is keeping you up all night, the SnorePro is worth taking a look at.  According to statistics, bedmates of snorers lose an average of one hour of sleep per night because of snoring. The stimulation may disturb the snorer but helps their bedmates sleep as they won't have to nudge the snorer anymore.
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