Good for you. I despise snorers and I think anyone who doesnt get the problem fixed deserves to die alone
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Harsh, bro.
Would you be able to sleep next to one?
I'm a heavy snorer myself, looking into options to get it stopped...no way in hell could I sleep next to me.
The CPAP has been awesome for me so far. I haven't snored at all the first two nights, and I've gotten pretty good sleep.A couple suggestions:
1. Download the "Snore Lab" app and give it a try. It will record your snoring and give you a "snore score." It's pretty amazing to see how much I was actually snoring during the night. I had "snore scores" of over 50 sometimes, which is really high. My score has been zero for the first two days on the CPAP.
2. I ordered a mouthpiece for snoring that actually worked pretty well. The only problem was that it pushed my bottom jaw so far forward at night that my jaw hurt all day. It sucked. I may have been able to get used to it, but I went the CPAP route instead. But the mouthpiece did work.