The gentle nightly pulse that works on the muscle behind your snoring — no mask, no mouthguard, nothing in your mouth.
Straight answers to what most people ask before their first night — no fine print.
We hear you — the strips, the sprays, the mouthguard, maybe even a machine. Here's the difference: every one of those works around your throat.
RestEase is the only one built to train the one muscle that actually causes snoring — the airway muscle at the base of your tongue that goes slack and lets your throat collapse while you sleep. Strengthen that muscle and the snoring settles at the source.
And it's backed by our 100-day money-back guarantee — no matter what.
Many people notice quieter nights within the first couple of weeks. The bigger change builds over about four months, as the airway muscle gets stronger and holds your throat open on its own.
You'll feel it improving week by week — and your partner will usually notice before you do.
Because RestEase isn't masking the sound — it's strengthening a muscle, and muscles take time to train, exactly like any other workout.
Strips and sprays feel instant because they only work around the problem — which is also why they stop working the moment you stop using them. RestEase trains the actual cause, so the results build and hold.
No. The pulse is gentle — strong enough to engage the muscle, soft enough that most people don't feel it once they're asleep.
It's designed to work quietly in the background so it never disrupts your sleep. You'll know it's working by how you (and your partner) feel in the morning.
Yes. The patch sits under your chin on your throat, just above the Adam's apple, and holds securely — beard or no beard. Plenty of bearded customers use it every night without a problem.
Yes. RestEase is drug-free and non-invasive — no pills, nothing in your mouth, nothing forced down your throat. It uses the same kind of gentle electrical signal your nerves already use to move your muscles.
If you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, or you're pregnant, check with your doctor first — as you would with any muscle-stimulation device.
It's simple. Stick a fresh patch under your chin, place the device on it, and go to sleep. That's the whole routine — no molding, no fitting, no app required. Take it off in the morning.
Your 4-month supply of patches is included with the Complete Program.
That's the whole point of training the muscle instead of managing the sound. Over the program, the airway muscle gets stronger and holds on its own, so you rely on the device less and less.
Many people move to occasional maintenance nights rather than wearing it every single night.
Shipping is free. Your RestEase Complete Program ships out fast and typically arrives within 6–10 days.
You'll get a tracking link by email the moment it's on the way.
You're covered by a lifetime warranty. If your RestEase device ever breaks, stops working, or has a defect, we'll replace it or refund you in full — free of charge.
You'll never be stuck with a device that doesn't work.
Simple. Use RestEase for up to 100 days. If you're not happy with your results, just reach out and we'll refund you 100% — no questions asked, no matter what.
We can offer that because we're fixing the cause, not renting you a nightly workaround.
Snoring starts with one small muscle at the base of your tongue — the airway muscle. Its job is to hold your throat open like a stiff straw.
The moment you fall asleep, it goes soft. Your throat walls cave in — exactly like a straw collapsing when you pull a thick milkshake through it — and the air rattling through that collapse is the snore.
That's why the strips, sprays, mouthguards and pillows in your drawer never lasted. Every one of them fiddles with something around your throat. Not one makes the airway muscle itself firm again — so they help for a week or two, then quit.
Every muscle in your body moves because your nerves send it a tiny electrical signal. Your airway muscle is no different — it just needs a nudge to stay firm while you sleep.
RestEase does exactly that. A small device sits under your chin on a soft patch and sends that same kind of gentle pulse to your airway muscle through the night, so it stays firm and your throat stops caving in.
You don't feel it working — but your partner will. Worn a little stronger each week across about four months, the muscle gets stronger and holds the airway open on its own. No mask. No mouthguard. Nothing in your mouth.
Line up everything you've already tried and the pattern is impossible to miss — they all chase the sound, and the sound always comes back. Nose strips open your nostrils, but snoring happens in your throat. Sprays wear off by 2 a.m. Mouthguards shove your jaw forward for a little relief and a lot of jaw ache. Every one manages the noise. RestEase is the only one built to train the muscle making it.
Trains the airway muscle other fixes only work around.
No pills, no mask, nothing in your mouth.
One soft patch under the chin, then sleep. That's it.
Love it or your money back — no matter what.
Made for the snorer who's already tried everything. If it doesn't work for you, you don't pay for it.