Snorly
Besser schlafen mit einer maßgefertigten Schnarchschiene von Snorly.
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Snorly provides custom-made anti-snoring mouthguards ordered online, made from your own dental impression.
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- People who snore and want a personalized mouthguard without visiting a dentist.
- pricing
- contact sales
Key features
- Free 2-minute suitability check — Quick online test determines if a Snorly mouthguard may help your snoring.
- Home dental impression kit — Create upper and lower jaw impressions yourself with guided instructions.
- Professional lab-made device — Your impressions are sent to certified German labs for a perfectly fitting guard.
- Adjustable protrusion — Six length settings let you fine-tune jaw advancement for comfort and effectiveness.
- Snorly app snore tracker — Tracks nightly snoring duration and shows improvement with the device.
- 60-night money-back guarantee — If the guard doesn’t work, you can return it within 60 nights for a refund.
Use cases
- Reduce nightly snoring time from hours to minutes using a custom-fit guard
- Test suitability at home before ordering a device
- Adjust jaw position gradually to find the most comfortable setting
- Monitor snoring progress with the Snorly app over multiple nights
Snorly FAQ
How do I know if Snorly is right for me?+
You can complete a free 2-minute suitability check on the website, and you can also send a photo of your impression via WhatsApp for a pre-screening.
Do I need to visit a dentist?+
No, the entire process is done at home; you take the impression yourself and Snorly’s lab manufactures the guard.
What if the guard doesn’t fit or work?+
Snorly offers a free replacement impression kit and a 60-night money-back guarantee if it doesn’t work.
Can I adjust the guard after receiving it?+
Yes, the device includes six length settings for the protrusion, allowing easy adjustment.
Is the device covered by health insurance?+
You can select your insurance provider on the site to see immediately whether costs are reimbursed.
Summarized by DevHunt from snorly.de · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
