Over 900 million people worldwide
suffer from sleep apnea.
Is my snoring dangerous?
Find out if you’re at risk for sleep apnea
and test yourself today – all from the
comfort of your home.
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10 years of research in sleep apnea help you professionally assess your risk –
with Snorefox Medical.
What is sleep apnea?
A silent condition that can be detected early with Snorefox Medical.
Sleep apnea involves breathing pauses of up to one minute, during which the body receives less oxygen. These pauses can occur up to several hundred times per night and can significantly impact health. The risk of stroke is doubled, and the risk of heart attack is increased fourfold. Early detection is crucial, as sleep apnea is well treatable.
Optimal measurement in your familiar environment provides more authentic results.
Results collected over several nights enable better decision-making
Snorefox has the world’s largest database of snoring
sounds.
World’s largest snoring sound database
Snorefox Medical meets the requirements of European medical device regulations.Registered medical device
Clinical studies confirm the accuracy of Snorefox Medical.
Proven quality standard
Quick analysis with a proprietary algorithm.
Efficient risk assessment based on scientific research
What does Snorefox Medical offer?
Snorefox Medical reliably detects sleep apnea
risk in 91% of cases.
Snorefox Medical allows you to record your nightly breathing sounds at home and assess your risk for sleep apnea using our medically registered app.
Many people notice unusual snoring or feel constantly tired and want clarity about their sleep health. Sleep apnea often remains undetected because breathing pauses go unnoticed – and can occur even without snoring. Snorefox Medical helps you gain an accurate picture of your sleep apnea risk and provides essential data for effective treatment. Start prevention today and avoid potential complications.
Did you know that 80% of all sleep apnea
cases go undiagnosed?
With Snorefox Medical, you can measure your sleep apnea risk precisely and conveniently over several nights. This provides a comprehensive view of the frequency and intensity of your breathing pauses.
Our traffic light system shows you at a glance whether your risk is low (green), medium (yellow) or high (red). You can also monitor your sleep apnea risk over time so you can determine the best course of action for potential treatments.
You have received your risk assessment? Snorefox Medical helps you take the next steps and
make informed decisions about whether to consult a
doctor. Based on the data collected, you can decide
whether to seek medical advice or continue monitoring your sleep health with further measurements.
Snorefox Medical connects you with over 3,000
specialized doctors in Germany who can support you in managing sleep apnea risks and guide you through
effective treatment options.
If your results indicate a medium or high risk of sleep
apnea, there’s no need to worry. Sleep apnea is
treatable, and there are effective methods to address
various severity levels, helping you feel better in the long term.
Do you want to assess the sleep apnea risk for yourself or your partner and take preventive measures early?
Snorefox Medical is the solution.
Download the Snorefox app now:
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Facts and studies about sleep apnea
Sleep apnea increases the risk of traffic accidents by a factor of 2.5.
Sleep apnea often causes severe daytime sleepiness, increasing the likelihood of being distracted while driving, reacting slowly, or experiencing dangerous microsleep episodes.
In many cases, sleep apnea presents with nonspecific or atypical symptoms that even doctors may not correctly interpret. As a result, the majority of cases remain undiagnosed.
Sleep apnea can lead to permanent inability to work.
Sleep apnea can cause forgetfulness, concentration issues and reduced productivity. It doubles the risk of workplace accidents and often results in long-term sick leave.
Sleep apnea is frequently overlooked, even by doctors.
