The purpose of an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page is to share commonly-asked questions & answers in one place.  All of these questions have come from actual inquiries on our web site.  Contact us if you have a question you don't see here.

Q:  How does the SnorEnder help me stop my snoring?

A:  It can help keep your mouth closed, comfortably and effectively.  Since the most common cause of loud nightly snoring is lying on your back with your mouth open, keeping it closed can really go a long way towards silencing the snoring.  That said, no snoring product works for everyone.

Of course, the SnorEnder also provides a unique integration of acupressure and magnetic therapy capabilities with its biomechanical features.  More information on these capabilities can be found on the Snoring & Acupressure, Snoring & Magnetic Therapy, and Snoring & Tinnitus pages.

Q:  Why are you offering a ONE YEAR Money Back Guarantee now?

A:  The NEW ONE YEAR Guarantee applies ONLY to orders placed on or after August 29, 2005, until or unless we return to a more traditional guarantee.  We reserve the right to change it without prior notice as business conditions warrant. 

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*SnorEnder Refund Policy:

The products we make and sell are all custom, hand-made items and require significant labor.  We will refund 50% of the purchase price when you return the product to us at the address listed here or on the enclosed instruction brochure that comes with your order.  Shipping & Handling fees are NOT refundable.  We will also charge a $5.00 refund fee because the credit card processors also charge us to issue a refund to your card.  If this is not agreeable to you, please don't order.  Thanks for understanding.

No refunds are given after the ONE YEAR Guarantee period is expired.

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Why are we offering a ONE YEAR Guarantee?  We now have enough of a customer base to determine that:

     1.  The SnorEnder Pro and SnorEnder really DO work to help reduce or even stop chronic, non-apnea snoring in many adults where it is due to open-mouth breathing during sleep.  That's about 85% of snorers.

     2.  A small number of returned products came back within a week or two from people who did not clearly understand that it can often take some time to "re-train" their body to breathe through the nose during sleep.  You didn't learn to snore overnight; it took many years.  Don't expect to stop the snoring instantly.  Your body doesn't work that way.

     3.  We feel that giving you a FULL YEAR to try the SnorEnder will allow you the time you may need to stop the snoring.  It usually takes a few weeks, but can take longer in some snorers.

     4.  The SnorEnder, when cared for properly, can last 2-3 years or more, so you really do get more than your money's worth.  For example, a year's supply of chin & nose strips will cost more than $300.  Over the expected life of a SnorEnder (at $69.95), you will spend more than $1,000 on these products.

     5.  We believe in our products and in the integrity of our customers. They trust us when they make the purchase.  We trust them to try the SnorEnder for a full year to get its full benefits - after all you wouldn't go to the effort and cost of ordering any snoring relief product if you really did not want to stop the snoring.

     6.  Refunds are given by company check, not through your credit card.  The reason for this is that credit cards make it very difficult and expensive for merchants to process refunds to customers after the usual 30-day return period.

Q:  Can the SnorEnder help my sleep apnea?

A:   NO.  Absolutely not!  We want you to know that only FDA-approved devices can be used to treat this potentially life-threatening sleep disorder.  And only a qualified sleep specialist can properly diagnose this disease.  The NFL legend, Reggie White allegedly suffered from sleep apnea, and it may have contributed to his untimely and regrettable death. 

If you snore, you may have Obstructive Sleep Apnea.  ONLY your healthcare professional can diagnose this potentially life-threatening sleep disorder.

IF YOU SNORE, SEE YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER!

If you have the symptoms of this disorder, get proper medical care immediately.

However, some users of CPAP machines often complain of "oral venting."    This is when you breathe out through your mouth while wearing a CPAP mask.  Under certain conditions, it can cause the CPAP to be less effective.  CPAP users may also breathe through their open mouth, instead of through the nose.  This can contribute to dry-mouth, sore throat and frequent colds.  Some sleep specialists recommend that keeping the mouth closed while using a CPAP mask may be beneficial.  But if you do use a CPAP, please discuss this with your physician first.

There is also some relatively new scientific data that suggests that some sleep apnea may be due to open-mouth breathing.  Close the mouth and breathe through the nose during sleep, and you might minimize the risks of obstructive sleep apnea.  However, ONLY your doctor can determine if you should try this approach.

In compliance with FDA regulations, we want you to understand that the SnorEnder is intended for comfort only.  It is an article of clothing, not a "medical device" and is not intended to treat any disease, including sleep apnea.

Q:  Do ALL snorers have sleep apnea?

A:   That's like asking if everyone that sneezes has pneumonia.  Some do.  Most probably do not.  While some recent news coverage would make you think that everyone who snores must have sleep apnea, the truth is simple.  Snoring is just one of several symptoms of this potentially serious sleep disorder, not the only one.  If you are significantly overweight, smoke, don't exercise, and generally live an unhealthful lifestyle, snoring might indicate some real need for concern.  Or, it might not.  ONLY your doctor will be able to determine if you have reason to be concerned.

However, to imply, as some medical and pharmaceutical authorities are now doing, that ALL snoring is a symptom of this "disease" is just plain silly - or mercenary?  It's highly unlikely, based on common sense and a basic understanding of sleep apnea, the respiratory system and human sleep dynamics, that we are a nation of "silent apneics" - that the millions of us who snore are suffering from undiagnosed sleep apnea.  But, it's a great way to sell lots of "sleep apnea" treatments like  expensive CPAP machines and surgical procedures at a $1,000 to $15,000 each.

Snoring as a "disease" is fast becoming a lot like the "Ritalin Effect" in the 1990's:  if you want to sell lots of expensive pills for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), just diagnose every active child with the disorder.  Ignore the side-effects and the fact that kids were never designed to sit quietly for hours in a dull, boring classroom.  So drug them instead.  Humans were not designed to be seriously overweight, sedentary, and live self-destructive lifestyles.  Unfortunately, too many of us live that way.

If you want further evidence that perhaps just a few diseases are somewhat oversold, turn on your TV and count how many medical ads appear in an hour.  You're going to be very surprised!

Snoring MAY be indicative of sleep apnea (possibly).  It may also be NOTHING MORE than simple snoring (probably).  BUT, only a qualified medical sleep specialist can tell.

See your physician promptly if you have any concerns,

fears, or questions about your snoring.

Q:  Do doctors really recommend the SnorEnder to their patients?

A:  Yes, doctors that have tried the SnorEnder themselves often do.  Because it does effectively reduce open-mouth snoring in most adults who can breathe properly through their nose.  And it's inexpensive, with no unpleasant side-effects.  Our customers include M.D.s. D.O.s, nurses, chiropractors, respiratory technicians, anesthesiologists, and even dentists.  They all have one common trait - they first practice what they tell their patients.  If you snore, try simple, non-intrusive solutions BEFORE you take the risk of using expensive alternatives for NON-APNEA snoring.

Q:  Will the SnorEnder STOP ALL my snoring?

A:  NO.  Very probably not.  In fact, we think we can guarantee that it won't completely stop ALL your snoring!

Not even the latest snoring surgery (laser or Dacron PET threads inserted into the upper throat) makes that claim.  In fact, the best surgical procedures usually only cut the snoring noise by about half.  They don't necessarily cut the frequency of snoring.

The SnorEnder does NOT "cure" snoring.  We know of nothing today that can credibly make that claim, not even surgery.

The SnorEnder may reduce most open-mouth snoring in the majority of non-apnea snorers who have used it consistently, every night.  Our studies indicate that it may be as much as 60-80% effective in substantially reducing loud open-mouth snoring. That's MUCH more effective than the published success of many other anti-snoring products.

It doesn't help that much if you snore through your nose, a much smaller percentage of sleeper do that anyway.  So, while we'd love to claim (as some anti-snoring devices do) that our products will stop ALL snoring, you're not foolish.  You know what such claims are worth.

What we have observed is that many SnorEnder users will still occasionally snore a few times during the night.  But the volume and duration of that snoring is often far less than before.  Some SnorEnder wearers snore briefly and only while lying on their backs.  Others may snore on their side from time to time. If the SnorEnder doesn't help you, send it back.

Usually characterized as "snorts" or "quick snores", this 'secondary' snoring seems to occur in about 50-60% of SnorEnder users, and is related to age, weight, health, sleep position, the presence of sinus congestion (a major factor) and other factors.

Q:  I have heart pacemaker.  Can I use a SnorEnder ?

A:  Generally, popular magnetic therapy products have been found to be safe for use by patients with heart pacemakers.  However, we strongly urge you to discuss this with your physician.

Those patients who use an insulin pump MUST see their physician BEFORE they order any product with magnetic properties.

In general:  the SnorEnder is NOT recommended for the following:

• Those who think they may have symptoms of sleep apnea (not just snoring)
• Those with DIAGNOSED sleep apnea, without the supervision of their physician.  If you think you may have symptoms of sleep apnea, please see your healthcare provider promptly.
• Those with significant NASAL breathing problems or obstructions.  If you have serious chronic difficulty in breathing through your nose, please see your healthcare provider or ENT specialist promptly. 
• Take the NOSE TEST before you order
• Those who expect that the SnorEnder will STOP ALL their snoring.  It won't, and probably nothing else will either.

Q:  Can I wear the SnorEnder if I have a cold or the flu?

A:  A "qualified" Yes - but you probably should not.  We have observed that it isn't really as effective if you have significant nasal or sinus congestion.  If your nose is stuffy, it's harder to breathe through it, and you have to resort to breathing through your open mouth.  And then you snore.  It's also probably not a good idea to wear something that keeps your mouth closed if you can't breathe properly through your nose.

So, maybe taking an anti-histamine cold remedy might help. And some of our study participants also wore nose strips together with the SnorEnder.  But, if you're really down with a cold or the flu, get better first.  Snoring is a secondary problem.  And be sure to wash your SnorEnder after using it when you're sick. 

And, naturally, see your doctor if symptoms don't improve within 5-7 days.

Q:  I have tinnitus ("ringing in the ears").  You claim that the SnorEnder can help stop the symptoms.  How?

A:  First - we DO NOT claim that the SnorEnder can stop or even mitigate the symptoms of tinnitus. Making such a claim, without prior FDA approval, is a violation of U.S. law.  

Second - what we have reported is an observation that we noted during a number of studies over a period of about 3 years.  There seems to be a subjective lessening of the noise in some (but not all) users who used the SnorEnder for 9-15 months.  "Subjective" means that the user reported the effect, but there is no objective or third-party way to confirm it.

That's why we offer a ONE YEAR guarantee.

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We think that it may be related to the ways that the SnorEnder's AcuSleep earpads stimulate various acupuncture "points" on and around the ears and the side of the head.  But, we have no scientific theory or double-blind studies to confirm this observation. 

Simply stated:  you may experience some reduction in your tinnitus.  Or, you may experience NO effect at all.  There is, unfortunately, no way to know without using it for a lengthy period of time.  So please - don't buy a SnorEnder just for tinnitus relief.  That's not what it's for.  Buy it to help you reduce loud, chronic, habitual, non-apnea, open-mouthed snoring.

Q:  Does the SnorEnder come in Larger and Smaller sizes?

A:  NO.  Our new design fits most everyone. We also have a new "customization" service, for a small extra fee.  Because the customization process is very labor-intensive, any customized products are non-refundable.

For most adults, the amount of elastic stretch designed into the standard-size model is usually enough to allow a comfortable fit.  In the rare instance where even the SnorEnder Pro isn't large (or small) enough to fit comfortably, we can provide a customized product for an additional fee of $15.00.  Email us at customercare@snorender.com for information.

Q: Why do you offer the "basic " SnorEnder without any acupressure or magnetic therapy features?

A:  Because there are some customers who prefer the lower cost and simple utility of the SnorEnder. They don't feel that they need or want these more advanced features.

The FDA does not at this time recognize any medical utility for magnetic therapy, and medical claims for acupressure are still under study.

Q:  Do you take "special orders" for size?

A:  We do.  Click here for details >  SPECIAL ORDERS

Q:  If I buy a SnorEnder and I don't like it, can I really get my purchase price back?

A:  YES!  Besides, it's just good business:  the SnorEnder isn't going to "satisfy" every user - nothing on Earth can do that. 

So, if you don't like it, we'll cheerfully refund 50% of your purchase price (less S&H and Return Merchandise fees), usually within 45-60 days after you return it to us by mail.  However, we may also ask you to help us make the SnorEnder better by telling us in detail what you don't like about it.  Your observations can help us help others find the snoring relief they need and deserve.  And if you decide to return a product, you don't have to try to think up a "reason" for returning it.  We don't need one.  If our product doesn't work for you - for any reason, or no reason at all - just return it.

Q:  Can I wash my SnorEnder?

A:  Yes, but you should GENTLY HAND-WASH it in cool water and mild soap  (Woollite (R) or something like it), and let it thoroughly air-dry. For most people, once every 2-3 weeks should be enough.  High heat will damage the earpads.

Q:  How long will my SnorEnder last?

A:  That depends on how you care for it.  Any elastic fabric will, over time, lose its ability to stretch and return to its orginal shape.  Also, the foam & magnetic earpads can deform or de-laminate, if exposed too frequently to excessive heat, water, or very rough treatment. 

Cared for properly, your SnorEnder should last about 12-24 months, possibly longer.  We have one SnorEnder prototype that we still use and, although it very well-worn, it's almost 4 years old now.  We have satisfied customers who have used their products for almost 3 years.  But since wear, care and usage can vary widely, we can provide only the one year 50% money back guarantee.

Please keep it away from children and pets.

Q:  I'm allergic to latex.  Will I have a problem with the SnorEnder?

A:  We don't think so.  Latex allergies are usually associated with "natural" latex, not synthetics.  But, if you do have a problem, just return it within 365 days of date of purchase. The fabric is polyester and lycra spandex (which, according to the fabric manufacturers, does not contain natural latex).  The earpads are made of high-density ferrous magnetic substrates.  The manufacturers of materials that we use claim that their products do not contain natural latex.  

Here are some latex allergy links* for more information:

• http://latexallergylinks.tripod.com/
• http://allallergy.net/articles/index.cfm/cdeoc/LA/entered/z/rview/z/whom/z/tingra/1/page/p2
• http://latexallergylinks.tripod.com/lycra.html
• http://www.allergy.com/

Q:  I ordered a SnorEnder about a week ago.  When will you ship it to me? 

A;  We try very hard to fulfill orders within 3-5 days, but demand is increasing.  If you email us at (customercare@snorender.com), we should be able to give you an estimated shipping date.  Our products are made in small runs here in the USA because we demand the highest level of quality.

Q:  Your price seems to be higher compared with other snoring products I've bought.  Why?

A:  Good question.  Have you figured out what a 30-day supply of popular chin adhesive pads and nasal strips will cost you?  At current Internet prices (12/15/2006 - they are about $12.99 each for a box of 30).  Snore sprays cost about $12.00 to as much as $30.00 per 2-monh supply (one bottle).  Nose clips cost as little as $19.95 to as much as $200.00.

If you use both nose tape and chin strips together, as many people do, they will cost you about $25.00 PER MONTH.   Now, multiply that by 12.  That's more than $300.00 PER YEAR! 

The SnorEnder Pro is almost 5 times LESS expensive than using name-brand nose and chin strips - if you follow their nightly usage directions on the package.

Since, the SnorEnder Pro is much less expensive to use than the yearly cost of these popular products, we don't think it's expensive at all!

Like any reputable business, our product prices are determined after careful analysis of a combination of well-understood factors:  cost of production, marketing, competition, and the demand we are currently experiencing.  Any product that is priced too high simply doesn't sell.  Products that are priced too low don't provide enough revenue for the business to succeed.  

For a comparison of the actual relative cost of the SnorEnder and the most popular snoring relief solutions, please read this report.

We believe, based on the REAL annual cost of using competitive snoring relief products, that the SnorEnder is a very, very good value.  And, of course, it also has something that so many anti-snoring solutions don't have - it actually works.

Q:  What is your return rate?  Why do people return your product?

A:  The product has now been available for almost three years, the return rate is now less than 3%.  Reasonably, we expect that return rate will change a bit as the number of users grows.  Industry return average for this type of product is about 40-60%.  However, the SnorEnder simply works.  That's why we get very few of them back. 

We have noticed that when people do return the product, they seem to do so because they have been diagnosed with serious sleep apnea or other respiratory problems - or because they didn't take the NOSE TEST before they ordered.   If you return your purchase, please consider having your physician assess you for this potentially life-threatening disorder.

Q:  "I purchased a SnorEnder and am returning it.  It's unacceptable, your photo of the installation is misleading."

A:  We've struggled to understand this comment (and even tried unsuccessfully to call the customer) but we feel that it's only ethical to publish some of the very few "complaints" we get about our products.  The SnorEnder simply won't solve everyone's snoring problems.  We've never found any products that can do that. In fact, we state clearly that our products cannot "cure" snoring, but may help reduce it. 

As far as "misleading" anyone by a photo or other means, that's the last thing we want to do.  If you don't understand how the SnorEnder works, PLEASE email us and ask questions before you order!  The photo of the SnorEnder on a head mannequin shows that the chin area is very snug around the wearer's chin.  This photo is of a single-layer elastic prototype.  The current model dosn't fit that snugly, but it still works.

SnorEnder customer complaints fall into 3 categories: 

     1)  "It didn't stop my snoring..."  - people snore for many reasons and in a number of ways.  Open-mouth snoring is just one of them.  The SnorEnder may reduce both the loudness and frequency of non-apnea snoring in adults, but it probably won't stop all your snoring.  In more than a decade of searching, we have found nothing that can do that, regardless of the claims made. If the SnorEnder doesn't help you, send it back.

     2)  " It was uncomfortable..."  - earlier versions of the SnorEnder used a bulky foam-backed earpad design.  We've improved that, but for some people, wearing anything on their head at night is "unacceptable."  If that's the case for you, simply return the product.

     3)  "I have been diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and my doctor prescribed a CPAP machine." -  the SnorEnder is NOT an appropriate treatment for OSA or any other sleep disorder (although it can help reduce open-mouth snoring).  If your doctor prescribes a CPAP machine, you might want to try using the SnorEnder together with it to improve your nightly breathing through the CPAP - but DEFINITELY talk to your doctor first.

As we've stated above,  you don't "need an excuse" to return a product.  If it isn't satisfactory, just return it.

Q:  I tried using snore sprays and strips for my nose and chin.  They didn't do anything to stop or even cut down my snoring.  Why is your product different?

A:  It's not that easy to keep the adult human mouth closed when you are lying down.  Your jaw is heavy and during sleep, the muscles that you use to keep your mouth closed while awake become relaxed.  Your mouth falls open easily. 

First, there are many fine anti-snoring remedies available in your local stores and on the Web. If you've found an aid that works well for you, keep doing what works. We can't comment on how other products may perform, other than to say that we have tried just about every anti-snoring device and remedy, including chin products, nose tape and clips, headbands, and dentist-fitted prescription and over-the-counter mouthpieces, and even surgery available over the past five or more years.  We (and participants in studies using the SnorEnder) were also assessed for sleep apnea.  If you have any concerns about this potentially life-threatening sleep disorder, please see your physician or a sleep specialist.

Second, if any of the anti-snoring products available had been effective in reducing our snoring over the past 5+ years, we would not have invested considerable time and money in developing the SnorEnder.  Snore strips (nose, chin) are great anti-snoring products that do work well for many people. And they don't always work that well for others.  We have observed that men with beards or fuller moustaches (about 21% of the U.S. adult male population, according to Psychology Today) can't use adhesive chin tape very effectively, if at all.

The SnorEnder works because it is engineered to cradle your lower jaw and keep it closed against your upper mouth.  It is also designed to keep the lips gently pressed together.  Further, the SnorEnder's AcuSleep features integrate acupressure and magnetic therapy features with its unique bio-mechanic support capabilities.

A note for SnorEnder users with beards:  using a "conditioner" on your facial hair helps keep your beard softer and greatly reduces the likelihood of any discomfort while wearing anything that supports your bearded chin during sleep.

Q:  I tried the SnorEnder last night but I had to take it off.  I couldn't breathe well through my nose and I seemed to produce a lot of saliva.  Do you know what it could be?

A:  You breathe through your mouth and/or nose.  If you are suffering from a cold, flu or low-level sinus irritation or infection, it can be difficult to breathe properly through your nose.  One home remedy that may help temporarily is a neti pot.  This is a sinus cleansing device that looks like a small teapot.  It originated in the Orient centuries ago and can be found in many health stores. 

Obviously, you should not use the SnorEnder to keep your mouth closed if you can't breathe well through your nose.  On the other hand, sleeping with your mouth open to breathe, means that you are probably going to snore.  Get over your cold, flu or sinus condition, and then resume wearing the SnorEnder.  And please, see your physician if symptoms persist.

Take our NOSE TEST before you order a SnorEnder.  It's the fast, easy way to tell if it can help you reduce or even stop your snoring.  If you have trouble breathing properly through your nose, no anti-snoring solution that closes your mouth can help until you first get the nasal problems corrected.

Q:  Why has the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) recently (2005) classified snoring as a "disease"?

A:  The FDA is properly concerned about sleep apnea and other potentially life-threatening sleep disorders where snoring is a symptom, often the only one.  There is still ample confusion over the recent FDA determination that "snoring" may be classified as a disease.

However, many of the studies on snoring that we have seen seem to show two distinct populations of snorers:  those for whom snoring is a symptom of some deeper sleep or respiratory disorder; and those who just snore (many, possibly most adult snorers). 

Some analysts have also noted that the medical industry sometimes can "over-prescribe" or tend to feel that a problem is more widespread than it may actually be in the general population - it's been called the "Ritalin Problem" after accusations that children (and now, adults too) have been diagnosed with ADD far in excess of any evidence that it is as common as claimed.  For example, it's probably not a fact that EVERY snorer has sleep apnea.  Although, if you are overweight or obese, the chances increase that you may have this disorder, and only a qualified sleep specialist can tell.

If you snore, you may have Obstructive Sleep Apnea.  ONLY your healthcare professional can diagnose this potentially life-threatening sleep disorder.

NOSE TEST Questions We Are Asked:

Q:  I can breathe just fine through my right nostril, but the left one seems stuffy. 

      Did I pass the NOSE TEST?

A:   YES, you did.  But you would probably benefit a lot from using a neti pot a couple times a week.  You can find neti pots in your local health stores or online.  It's an easy, cheap and very effective way to reduce allergy symptoms and nasal congestion.  And we've read that it might even help with migraine headaches.  We recommend that every snorer should use a neti pot because it is one nasal breathing aid that actually works.  We don't make any money from our recommendation, we don't sell them.  But we do use them ourselves.

Q:  Until I took your NOSE TEST, I never realized how poor my nose breathing is!  What can I do to improve it.  My snoring is driving my wife nuts!

A:  First, see your doctor.  Make sure that there isn't some deeper problem.  Second, buy yourself a neti pot and use it every night before bed.  There is a technique for using a neti pot that calls for deep inspiration of the saline solution into your nose and sinuses.  It is a little hard to get used to the first time or two, but once you do it you'll be amazed at how much better you feel - with no drug side effects.  It doesn't matter whether the neti pot is made of plastic or fired ceramic, whatever you like is just fine.

Q:  Where can I get more information on nasal breathing and neti pots?

A:  WebMD has great information on nasal breathing, So does the Mayo Clinic and even many universities.  If you use a search engine and enter "nasal breathing."   all you will get is a bunch of ads for nose strips, clips, spays and cones, etc - none of them have ever helped us.  Here are some web sites that have good information to help.

• http://www.putanendtosnoring.com
• http://www.bytheplanet.com/Products/Yoga/neti/Netipot.htm
• http://my.webmd.com/content/article/4/1680_51935.htm
• http://erj.ersjournals.com/cgi/content/abstract/24/1/71
• http://www.breathing.com/

You can also search YouTube for videos on the use of neti pots.

If you can't pass the NOSE TEST - if BOTH nostrils are stuffy or plugged - we urge you to see your doctor promptly and get checked for possible sleep apnea or other sleep or nasal disorders.  You can also try a neti pot for a few days - if it helps you, it's a lot cheaper and faster than drugs.  Then take the NOSE TEST again.  After all, you're still going to snore.

If you DO pass the NOSE TEST - you can breathe easily through at least ONE nostril - and you want to reduce or even stop the snoring, why not order a SnorEnder now?

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FTC Consumer Alert: Information on Internet Scams

Whether it's an urgent plea for help from a exiled Nigerian "official" or another email that will "fix" your credit, the Internet is awash in nefarious ways to separate you from your hard-earned money.  Here are some web sites, including those for the Federal Trade Commission and the FBI, that will help you better understand what's real and what's fraud:

• http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/doznalrt.htm

• http://www.scambusters.org/

• http://www1.ifccfbi.gov/index.asp

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*  As provided elsewhere on this web site, links to other sites are provided for informational purposes only.  No endorsement of any other site is offered or implied.  Nor are we responsible for the content on any external web site.  You should ascertain the Privacy policies for each web site you visit.

The SnorEnder is intended for comfort only, and is not intended or appropriate for diagnosis or treatment of any disease.  No health or medical claims of any kind are expressed or implied.

If you snore, you may have Obstructive Sleep Apnea.  ONLY your healthcare professional can diagnose this potentially life-threatening sleep disorder.

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