There are many stop snoring aids available on the market today that can provide relief for those who suffer with snoring at night. While many of them are affordable, there are a couple of options that can cost you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars. On the cheaper end of the spectrum, you can purchase a box of nose strips that will help to open your nasal passages. Several come in one box, and you can get them at any drug or grocery store for under $10. These are quite effective for some people, but if you have sensitive skin you may want to be careful when you remove the strip. Sometimes, the adhesive backing can be painful when removed, and if you try to rip it off like a band aid you may risk pulling off the top layer of skin.

Not all stop snoring aids are painful, however. For example, you can purchase a pillow that will reduce the likelihood of you sawing logs through the night. A snore no more pillow will cost you around $50, but if you use it throughout the year it works out to only cost pennies a day to sleep peacefully at night. They work by positioning your head in a way that improves alignment and keeps your airway open.

Besides the two stop snoring aids outlined above, you may want to consider seeing your doctor. Occasionally snoring is a symptom of a larger health problem, such as sleep apnea. Also, if you've tried just about everything and nothing has worked, your doctor can point you in the direction of a dentist who can fit you for a mandibular advancement splint. While it sounds scary, they're relatively comfortable to wear and have proven to be the only real cure for snoring in some cases.