Genoine
Supports the lower jaw to help keep more space available for airflow while you sleep.

It's not just your sleep
Your snoring can become your partner's nightly problem too.
Snoring rarely affects just one person. While you're asleep, the person beside you may be waking repeatedly, nudging you to turn over, or simply lying there waiting for the noise to stop.
Repeated snoring can keep your partner from settling into an uninterrupted night's sleep.
When sleep becomes a nightly battle, both of you can wake up feeling like the night never really gave you a break.
Genoine is designed to help reduce snoring while you sleep — helping make the bedroom calmer for the person beside you too.
As you drift into deeper sleep, the muscles supporting your jaw, tongue and throat relax. You lower jaw settles backwards and the tongue follows with it.
That leaves less room behind the tongue for air to pass through. Air is then forced through a tighter space, making the surrounding soft tissue vibrate. That vibration is the sound of snoring.
This is where Genoine comes in. It is designed to support the lower jaw in a slightly forward position while you sleep, helping create more room behind the tongue.
Your tongue is connected to the structures around your lower jaw. When the jaw moves backwards during sleep, the tongue can move with it and occupy more of the space behind it.
Supporting the lower jaw slightly further forward changes the position of the tongue and surrounding tissues, helping create more room for air to move through.
Wear Genoine before bed and the mouthguard is designed to support that forward jaw position through the night — without electronics, machines or you having to think about it.
One mouthguard. No bedside machine. No complicated nightly setup. Put Genoine in before bed and let the design do the work while you sleep.
You don't actually want another anti-snoring product. You want the problem gone. You want your partner to sleep beside you without bracing for another awful night.
It doesn't need months to start working
Our product data shows users can notice the difference from the very first night. Put Genoine in tonight and your partner may know the answer before you even wake up.
This is what you're actually buying
No nudging. No frustration. No separate room. Just two people finally getting to sleep.
The part nobody talks about
It follows you into the morning. The tired partner. The irritation. The embarrassment. The apology. The promise that maybe tonight will somehow be different. And then you both do it all over again.
They shouldn't have to climb into bed already wondering how much sleep your snoring is going to cost them tonight. Bedtime gets to feel like bedtime again.
No elbow in the ribs. No repeatedly being told to turn over. No partner lying there getting angrier while you're completely asleep. Just quiet.
No awkward recap of how unbearable you were. No guilty apology for ruining someone else's sleep. Just a normal morning after a normal night.
Because this was never really about owning a mouthguard. It's about lying next to the person you love without your snoring becoming the third person in the bed.
So what's the real risk?
If Genoine does what you're buying it to do, you may finally get the quiet night you've both been waiting for. If it isn't right for you, you've got 60 nights to decide. Either way, continuing to tolerate the same problem without testing a different solution gets you nowhere.
If strips, sprays, mouth tape and sleeping differently were enough, your partner wouldn't still be losing sleep. Genoine uses a different mechanism: supporting the lower jaw to help keep more room open for airflow while you sleep.
You shouldn't have to wait months
Our results data shows the difference can be noticeable from the very first night — which means your partner may know whether Genoine is helping before you even wake up.
| Different Mechanism Genoine Jaw + airway positioning | Nasal Strips | Mouth Tape | Snoring Sprays | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it primarily addresses | Jaw position + airway space | Nasal passage | Mouth opening | Applied throat / nasal product |
| Supports the lower jaw forward | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Designed to create more room behind the tongue | ✓ | — | — | — |
| No tape or adhesive on your face | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Reusable night after night | ✓ | — | — | — |
| No new strip, tape or spray every night | ✓ | — | — | — |
Another month of snoring costs you another month of disturbed nights, annoyed mornings and your partner wondering why you're still tolerating something you could simply test. Try Genoine in your own bed. If it isn't right for you, that's exactly what the 60-night guarantee is there for.
These are the questions former snorers asked when their partner was already at breaking point — separate beds, constant arguments, resentment, and in some cases divorce already being talked about. If "I'm going to the couch" is becoming a nightly conversation, this is the point where you stop ignoring it and actually fix it.
You're probably not looking for “slightly quieter.”
You want to stop being nudged awake. Stop hearing “I’m sleeping in the other room tonight.” Stop waking up embarrassed because the person next to you isn't there anymore.
Genoine is designed to actually take the real issue which is to help keep your airway more open while you sleep — addressing one of the common reasons snoring happens in the first place.
The goal is simple: less snoring, quieter nights, and fewer mornings apologising for something you couldn't control while you were asleep.
You shouldn't have to spend months wondering.
The first real test is simply what happens during your first few nights.
Did your partner wake you less?
Did they sleep through the night?
Did they tell you, “You were way quieter last night”?
That's the feedback that matters.
Sleep alone? Record your nights with a snoring app and compare them. Judge the difference from your own recordings instead of guessing.
If your snoring gets worse when you're on your back, your mouth tends to open while you sleep, or your partner describes the noise as coming from deep in your throat, airway and jaw position may be playing a role.
That's the mechanism Genoine is designed around: supporting the lower jaw in a position that helps leave more room for airflow while you sleep.
Because eventually, endlessly searching for the “perfect” snoring solution becomes its own problem.
You can keep researching another spray, strip, pillow or nighttime hack — or actually test a different mechanism and judge what happens in your own bedroom.
That's one of the biggest reasons people hesitate.
Because it doesn't matter how convincing an anti-snoring product sounds if using it every night feels like another chore.
Genoine is deliberately simple: no boiling, no complicated moulding and no endless adjustment process.
Like anything new worn overnight, you'll notice it at first. The goal is for it to quickly become another ordinary part of your routine: put it in, go to sleep, take it out in the morning.
You're not buying another gadget to think about. You're buying the chance for snoring to finally become something you don't have to think about.
Because after trying enough snoring products, you eventually notice something frustrating:
you've spent a lot of time treating things around the problem.
Nasal strips.
Sprays.
Special pillows.
Mouth tape.
Sleep-position tricks.
And you're still getting the same complaint in the morning.
Genoine takes a different approach by helping support a more open airway through the position of the lower jaw while you sleep.
So if what you've already tried hasn't solved it, Genoine isn't simply another version of the same idea. It's a different mechanism to test.
You don't have to decide whether Genoine belongs in your routine forever. Give it a proper test where it actually matters — in your own bedroom. If it doesn't stop your snoring, return it within 60 days, no questions asked.