SnoreStop Extinguisher TM Maximum Strength

Maximum Strength, in a fast acting spray, delivers our unique formula that has been shown to be effective at stopping or reducing snoring for 80% of all snoring situations. It's the formula all should reach for first. Can be applied by snorers or their companion.

Our original formula is now available in a convenient oral spray for fast-acting relief. The SnoreStop Extinguisher has a unique design and system of delivery. Shake well prior to each use. Then spray in the back of throat, which will provide a faster absorption of a potentized-solution. Moreover, SnoreStop Extinguisher may be your night-saver, quickly resolving any accidental snoring flare up!

The SnoreStop Maximum Strength formula is prepared in accordance with the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS). The ingredients in SnoreStop Maximum Strength Formula are recognized as an official collection of accepted drug ingredients by the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act and are manufactured in FDA-approved laboratories. Each natural ingredient comes either from plant, mineral or protein sources and is present only in harmless microscopic amounts in each dose.

SnoreStop has a dual therapeutic action. It shrinks swollen soft tissues in the throat where 90% of non-apnea snoring symptoms occur, and it dries built-up mucous in the sinus passages. SnoreStop's mode of action is decongestive, anti-inflammatory, anti-histaminic and mucolytic. Most other formulas just use various oils blended into water for a lubricating action.

Published in the medical journal, "Sleep and Breathing," Vol. 3. No. 2. 1999. In 1999, a well-respected, peer-reviewed medical journal, "Sleep and Breathing," published the results of a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, independent clinical study on SnoreStop Maximum Strength. The study reported positive results in 79.5% of the SnoreStop group as compared to 45.5% in the placebo group. No side effects or drug interactions were reported.

What causes snoring?
Snoring is both a sleep and breathing disorder. The snoring noise is produced by a vibration of the tissues in the throat and is a clear signal that the breathing passage is obstructed by a narrowing of the airways and that the normal sleep pattern is disturbed.

• Abnormal throat anatomy such as an elongated or thick uvula, enlarged tongue or tonsils and/or lowering of the soft palate.
• Abnormal nasal anatomy such as deviated nasal septum and nasal polyps.
• Reduced muscle tone in the tissues of the throat produced by aging, an underactive thyroid, the use of alcoholic "night caps," tranquilizers or sleeping pills.
• Fatigue, overeating or overwork can also exaggerate the conditions leading to snoring, by resulting in over-relaxation of airway muscles and tissues.
• Nasal obstruction brought on by seasonal or perennial allergies, the common cold, and occupational or chronic rhinitis.
• Smoking, though not a direct cause of snoring, contributes to it by producing excess mucus, thus causing the membranes in the throat to swell and restrict the air passages.
• Obesity causes or aggravates snoring as collections of fat may compress and narrow the throat.

According to Dr. Smolley, co-author of "The Snoring Cure" serious cases of unchecked and untreated snoring can also lead to "morning headaches, restless legs during sleep, mood swings, choking sensations, impotence, hypertension, heart disease, stroke, and even death".