Sharper Image 202404 User Manual

Snore Stopping Bracelet with Adjustable Wrist Band

Item No. 202404

Thank you for purchasing the Snore Stopping Bracelet with Adjustable Wrist Band. To help you get the most
from your device, Sharper Image has created this user’s guide to better explain its features and operation.

HOW IT WORKS

Your Snore Stopping Bracelet with Adjustable Wrist Band has an advanced audio sensor that listens for loud,
repeated noises such as snoring. When your snoring exceeds 65 dB, it sends a painless electrical current into
your wrist that subconsciously stimulates your muscles and prompts you to change your sleeping position.
After changing positions, you’ll inhale and exhale more smoothly, and snore less, without waking up. Over time
(approximately 2 to 4 weeks), you will notice less snoring, and better nights of sleeping for you and your partner.

FEATURES

• Easy to use

• Trains the wearer to sleep in a better
position for breathing

• Natural and drug free

• Uses harmless electrical pulses

NAME OF PARTS

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• Cordless, battery-operated design

• Flexible, adjustable strap fits wrists up to 9.25”

• Will not turn off if buttons are pressed while
sleeping

• Operates on 1 AAA battery (included)

A. Audio sensor

B. Test button

C. LED indicator

D. Rotary on/off/intensity dial

E. Conducive rubber pads

F. Battery door

G. Wrist band (not shown)

H. Snore Stopper Self-Adhesive

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Electrode gel pads (1 set, not shown)

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. Unscrew the battery door and remove it.

2. Insert 1 AAA battery (included), following the polarity diagram inside the battery compartment.

3. Close the battery door and replace the screw.

ITEM SETUP AND TESTING

1. Open the Snore Stopper Self-Adhesive Electrode gel pads, removing the protective plastic film. Do not
throw away the film.

2. Place one gel pad on top of each conducive rubber pad.

3. Strap the device on your forearm, about 1 inch above the wrist joint, with the rotary on/off/intensity dial
closest to your fingers. The device should feel snug, but not tight enough to restrict blood circulation.