Sharing a bed with a snoring partner can be very challenging and can put a strain on the relationship, leading to sleep deprivation resentment and even affecting physical intimacy in some cases.
For some, the snoring can be so disturbing that they might think the only answer could be to either stagger their sleep times or even sleep in different rooms. These drastic measures can put a strain on any relationship though, and is not ideal.
The Solutions
There are really only two solutions to block out noise completely, for the partner who is being affected: By using snore blocking headphones, or by drowning out the noise with white sound. Listening to white noise generates a steady consistent noise that’s soothing to listen to and can mask your partner’s snoring.
The Philips Sleep Headphones are specifically designed to help you fall asleep and stay asleep, and have been shown to work better than earplugs in protecting you from disturbances. They effectively mask noises like snoring, traffic, and loud neighbours, and because they play a variety of soothing sounds and guided meditations they help you drift off to sleep without the frustration of hearing your partners snoring.
In addition to passive isolation (the blocking of noise), these sleep headphones also carry the added benefit of noise masking; playing additional ‘background’ noise tuned to mask out and reduce the sensitivity of your hearing to snoring, meaning you’re less likely to be disturbed and can enjoy a better quality of sleep.
The Philips Sleep Headphones come with 5 different sizes of ear tips to ensure that you have the most optimal and snug fit possible, allowing to you further mask out snoring and other outside noises. Designed solely for sleeping with the world’s thinnest ear buds you’ll barely know you’re wearing them.
