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What Happens When You Experience Airway Obstruction?

Snoring is more common and serious — than you think: 45% of adults snore occasionally, and there's 80% of people with sleep apnea remain undiagnosed.

Your Daytime Anti-Snoring Trainer For Sleeping Better

Snorles GenioFlex is the world's first daytime anti-snoring tongue trainer designed to help you achieve restful, snore-free nights.

Rest Easily and Breathe Free at Night

Using 25-volt stimulation to strengthen the genioglossus muscle and address snoring at its root. By dedicating just 20 minutes a day, GenioFlex strengthens key tongue muscles, addressing the root cause of snoring without the need for intrusive nighttime devices.

Custom-Fit Solution. At Any Stage

Featuring 3 Electromaganetic Pulsing Modes and 10 adjustable intensity levels, GenioFlex comfortably adapts to your needs by ensuring you have full command over your experience.

Ergonomic Design

Crafted from food-grade silicone with UV surface modification for comfort and stain resistance; stainless steel contact points ensure precise pulse delivery.

GenioFlex SPEC

Let's Answer Your Questions

How does GenioFlex suppress snoring?

Snoring occurs when the tongue muscles relax, obstructing the airway during sleep and causing differences in breathing pressure. GenioFlex emits gentle electronic pulses that stimulate and tighten the tongue muscles, effectively suppressing snoring.

What is the recommended training regimen?

For beginners, use 20 minutes per session, 1-2 times per day for 2 weeks to effectively reduce snoring. After 5-6 weeks, reduce the frequency to 1-2 times per week to maintain muscle strength and
resolve snoring issues.

*Please note that individual muscle condition may affect effectiveness.

Are there any usage restrictions for GenioFlex?

We do NOT recommend GenioFlex to:

Pregnant women or those planning pregnancy
Individuals with pacemakers or implanted electrodes
Those with conductive dental implants, braces, or mouth jewelry
Individuals with severe oral diseases
Those diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea with an AHI value exceeding 15.