SlumberBump Positional Sleep Belt for Snoring and Sleep-Disordered Breathing, Black/Gray (10" Extender Belt)
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I bought a new one because I had the same issue
There is no way for me to The item I returned didn't fit my small frame and was not small enough. In the morning, the bump would have moved to the front of my body.
Velcro, that's what it is. I tried it, and it worked. It keeps me from rolling over. It only requires me to mount it high on my chest. Definitely worth the money.
The Medium is the smallest size right now. This is due to COvid- Despite our best intentions, our new size (Small) is arriving later than we expected.
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So far I've only used this a couple nights and I still have to get There is nothing terrible about it. While you are sleeping on your side or stomach, you don't feel the "bump. " For the designers of this device, I have one question in mind Can't we just make it out of soft, pliable elastic? Why is it made from stiff, crinkly, scratchy It's not on Everest with me, but I'm sleeping with it next to my skin! A good undershirt needs to be soft, silent, and preferably made of breathable materials that wick By the way, yes, women also have to wear this thing. As you can see in the picture, it shows it strapped around the chest of the guy who is wearing it. I will have to wear it either above my boobs, right under my armpits, or just under case, the strap should be a little softer and more flexible since this is a sensitive area.
For about ten days, I have been attempting to reach this manufacturer to see if the smallest size they offer can be adjusted to fit someone even smaller, but so far, I have not had any success. To keep my hands clean, I bought a small, soft, non-slip sock Then I filled it with five cheap tennis balls ($3) and bought a crackly fanny pack ($12). There are two places to attach the strap to me, either under my arms or around my waist! In order to make more space in my suitcase, I will take the pack without the balls (to save space), and fill it with an article of clothing at night. The premise of my solution seems to be the same It could even be slightly better than that You can do this for a lot The issue has been resolved.
I have already purchased my second one! I plan to put one in front and one on the back so I can lie on my side precisely. Therefore, I would not need any body pillows on my front. Using this cane, you will never feel the need to lie down on your back again. As a result, when you subconsciously try to sleep with these, it will not cause pain or discomfort that would cause you to wake up, like other types of products would. It would not do to have any balls bite into my back and awaken me suddenly. There was a difference in this case. In this case, the cushion is made of air There is a way to make something both soft and firm. As a result of sleep apnea, my physician diagnosed me. A woman said some people find apnea is relieved by side sleeping while others do not find relief from it. As I'm sure you can imagine, duh, I'd want to know if I belong to the first category as that's such a quick, convenient, cheap, and potentially life-saving method! My problem is I never did find out from the doctor how to maintain being on my side long enough. Foam wedges and body pillows did nothing to help, I was on my back, and I could not program myself to stay on my side. We did it this way!.
In order to prevent a person from turning over during sleep, this is a device. This benefit can be especially useful for sleep apnea sufferers, whose airways can be constrained by gravity if they sleep on their backs. I was unable to achieve the desired result with the slumber bump, but I believe it is a great idea in principle. The bump would be under my armpit if I fastened my dress loosely enough not to interfere with the action of my lungs or diaphragm when I woke up in the morning, not It was uncomfortable enough to keep me awake when I tightened it to hold the bump in place. The idea might work for others, but for me, it was a waste of money. The price is a little high for what you get.
While it was on, there was more snoring than when it was off. It is necessary to find some other way to prevent sleeping on your back and rolling over. The product is being returned for a That's a lot of money for what? I'm sorry, but what is it for? Angry at the cheap, simplistic engineering that cannot justify this ridiculous price. Filled bladder with air, but it was too big to fit back in the zippered bag, so it had to be deflated to fit in there. There is no logical reason for the bladder to go back in the bag the way it does. The directional arrows are there for a reason, right? I hate it. I will give it a try, but am not impressed so far. I imagine something like this would be found on Shark Tank with a get rich quick scheme.
It keeps you on your side and keeps you comfortable when you sleep. This prevents you from rolling on your back, which has the effect of decreasing snoring and breathing. *This wonderful invention has really been a blessing to me. I found it accidentally and am telling all my friends who have sleep apnea and have to sleep on their side about it right now. SlumberBump is a great place to slumber.
I can't believe how cool this thing is! The staff at the hospital noticed that I snored like a freight train after I had my tonsils and adenoids removed. I don't snore when I wear this to sleep! It keeps my head down and helps me sleep on my side. In the past, I bought it to try as an alternative to CPAP, but I haven't used it regularly since then. The bump on my back rarely stays in place while I am sleeping, and I often wake up on my back with a twist to the front. Although it is kind of annoying for it to twist so easily, I'm not sure what else could be changed to prevent it from twisting. The overall impression I get from it is good. Despite my regrets, the purchase was a good choice.
The pulmonologist had recommended this product to me rather than trying yet another C-pap device for my husband with sleep apnea since my husband has suffered from this condition for years. This machine works on pap. The first few nights he tried it, but it did not allow him to sleep. Compared to other similar products, this one is ridiculously overpriced. Invest your money in something useful instead of wasting it. Barbara M. recommends this product but not at this price.
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