Girlfriend-Approved
It's been about a year since I tried Nora, and I'm still not murdered in my sleep. So, yeah, it works for me. I had been tested and approved for a CPAP device, but I knew from the testing alone that I would never use it. Like others, I had tried nasal spray, nose strips, mouth appliances and different pillows. So when a Nora ad popped up I gave it a try. Not because I had snoring-related issues like tiredness the next day, but because my significant other did. She very quickly responded favorably to this new woman in my life.<br />Regarding the device itself, it is pretty simple to use. The &#34;egg&#34; charges with a USB cable you connect to Nora. It has different sensitivity settings to account for background noise, etc. It also has a delay setting, so you can set it and still watch TV or talk for about 30 minutes before it starts to respond. The main body charges with a wall plug and generously long cord. I find it lasts through the night on a charge, but not all the way through two in my case. The egg lasts much longer per charge. The tube connecting the case and insert is also quite long.<br />The only problem I ever had was the bladder separating from the vinyl insert. Once I figured out that it was just velcro'd in, it was easy to fix.<br />I think that with the 30 day guarantee, it's a no-brainer. I wish I had known about the snore app others have referred to, as I would have tried it sooner.
Rating: 5 stars