When he’s tested and hasn’t apnea, I would look to ways to cope; ear plugs, sleeping on the side, sleep in a different room, give him a push

Try getting him to sleep on his side, that sometimes helps.

I’ve learnt to live with it and have developed some kind of tolerance.

A pillow! Just kidding! We have a spare room so I spend a lot of time sleeping upin there

Someone can sleep in another room

Welcome to marriage. Turn him on his side… that helps for me. If he snores on his side- sorry. You’re doomed. Just go to bed first.
1. Go to bed first.
2. Earplugs. I keep an earplug in one ear when I’m falling asleep and I sleep on the opposite side. (Mine is to tune out the cat, but it works on my husband too.) ????????

There is one retired racing car driver that used them as it helped him keep his airways open better in the heat in the car. They didn’t have cool suits then.

I am a sleep technician and there are a lot of new devices out now for snoring,but first look into why he snores e.g overweight,nasal passages blocked either due to a broken nose Previously.There are many reasons and it’s not just over weight people . I would consult and ENT Specialists first. All the best.

maybe cut back on dairy as i think it can cause congestion for some people. dont really know though as am not a doctor

You need a spare bedroom. As soon as hubby’s snoring or teeth grinding wake me up/keep me awake I’m off to the spare room

Get him to have a sleep study done, sleep apnoea can reduce his length and quality of life, as well as yours due to lack of sleep.
Try Rescue Remedy Sleep and if that all fails, make sure you get to sleep before him so you hopefully don’t hear him!!!!

we have a guest room and when my partner snore wakes me up, I go sleep in there.
he tried the strips, he snores not only on his side, but on his back too..
pretty sure he has apnea, but since its doesn’t bother him, he wont fix the problem

There’s a few little gadgets around that say they help with snoring. Could give some of those a go?

You can buy a special clip the goes on the nose, but also could look at what is causing it, he may need to talk to a doctor if he is really bad. Try looking at the pillow he uses, I find wool pillows are the best.

Sleep on his side. That always works for my husband. I kick him and push him until he rolls over…lol

A chemist may be able to provide strategies too?

Hold the pillow down a little longer!

But she said he was already tested for sleep apnoea, so that’s not it.

I would check him for Sleep Apnea as my brother in law used to complain about his wife constant snoring and found out she and most of her siblings have it so it could also be inherited in the genes. Now with the machine she is breathing much better with less complaints.

My husband is snoring because he has put on a few kilos. Every time he does he snores, when he loses it, he doesn’t tend to snore as much.