Been sleeping in the spare room for 18 months. GP basically shrugged and said join the queue. Three weeks with this and I'm back in my own bed. She actually elbowed me the other morning to check I was still there — first time in years she's heard me breathe normally.

My husband's snoring was so bad I wore earplugs AND a pillow over my head. The first night he used this I kept waking up to check on him because it was quiet. He's stopped falling asleep in front of the telly at 8pm. I got my husband back.

Was on the NHS waiting list for a CPAP for 14 months. Got the letter pushing my appointment back again and thought, right, I'll try this. Proper sceptical. Four weeks in and my Fitbit sleep score went from 62 to 89. The Mrs says I don't gasp for air anymore.

I'd been to Boots, Holland & Barrett, tried every blooming spray and strip on the shelf. My daughter found this and bought it for my birthday. Best present I've had in years. That foggy feeling, like wading through treacle all morning? Gone.

I'd honestly forgotten what it felt like to wake up not exhausted. Twenty years of broken sleep — just thought it was part of getting old. Within a fortnight I was waking up before the alarm. My colleague asked if I'd been on holiday.

The CPAP the NHS finally gave me lasted three weeks before I chucked it in the wardrobe. Couldn't hack the mask, the noise, the hose. This is completely different — stick it on, go to sleep, wake up sorted. Don't even know it's there.

My bloke used to wake me up gasping — proper terrified me. I was convinced one night he just wouldn't start breathing again. Since he started using this I sleep right through. He feels like a different person. I just feel safe going to bed again.

My grandchildren used to joke that Grandad sounded like a chainsaw. Not so cute when they stopped coming for sleepovers. Three weeks in and my granddaughter said, "Grandad, you're quiet now!" First sleepover in two years last month. That did me in, proper emotional.

Been sleeping in the spare room for 18 months. GP basically shrugged and said join the queue. Three weeks with this and I'm back in my own bed. She actually elbowed me the other morning to check I was still there — first time in years she's heard me breathe normally.

My husband's snoring was so bad I wore earplugs AND a pillow over my head. The first night he used this I kept waking up to check on him because it was quiet. He's stopped falling asleep in front of the telly at 8pm. I got my husband back.

Was on the NHS waiting list for a CPAP for 14 months. Got the letter pushing my appointment back again and thought, right, I'll try this. Proper sceptical. Four weeks in and my Fitbit sleep score went from 62 to 89. The Mrs says I don't gasp for air anymore.

I'd been to Boots, Holland & Barrett, tried every blooming spray and strip on the shelf. My daughter found this and bought it for my birthday. Best present I've had in years. That foggy feeling, like wading through treacle all morning? Gone.

I'd honestly forgotten what it felt like to wake up not exhausted. Twenty years of broken sleep — just thought it was part of getting old. Within a fortnight I was waking up before the alarm. My colleague asked if I'd been on holiday.

The CPAP the NHS finally gave me lasted three weeks before I chucked it in the wardrobe. Couldn't hack the mask, the noise, the hose. This is completely different — stick it on, go to sleep, wake up sorted. Don't even know it's there.

My bloke used to wake me up gasping — proper terrified me. I was convinced one night he just wouldn't start breathing again. Since he started using this I sleep right through. He feels like a different person. I just feel safe going to bed again.

My grandchildren used to joke that Grandad sounded like a chainsaw. Not so cute when they stopped coming for sleepovers. Three weeks in and my granddaughter said, "Grandad, you're quiet now!" First sleepover in two years last month. That did me in, proper emotional.