SomniFix makes patented mouth strips that gently keep the lips closed during sleep, helping sleepers shift to nasal breathing. Created by a physician who was also a former champion snorer, the company says its strips are made in the USA and grew from a 2017 effort to address mouth breathing, snoring and dry mouth. SomniFix’s design includes a breathing vent and hypoallergenic adhesive, and its approach has been studied by Harvard Medical School researchers.
Clinically validated at Harvard Medical School
Compliance program
Incredible Scents, IncIncredible Scents, Inc. makes Silent Snooz® nasal snoring aids, including unscented and scented versions designed to promote freer breathing at night. Made in the USA and reusable for 30 nights, the product received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance and European CE certification, with clinical testing reporting significantly reduced snoring for more than 85% of participants.GLEN HEAD, NY
Somnair SleepSomnair Sleep is developing a first-in-class, non-invasive neurostimulation device intended to open the airway for people with obstructive sleep apnea. The company’s multidisciplinary founding team brings together otolaryngology, mechanical engineering, electromechanical design and biomedical device validation experience, while the Somnair device remains in pre-clinical development ahead of planned clinical studies.BALTIMORE, MD
Randmark Dental Products, LLCFounded around the clinical work of dentists Dr. Randy Widen and Dr. Marc Doctors, Randmark Dental Products makes NiteBite, a custom-fit dental protector for nighttime clenching, grinding and related jaw pain. The company’s patented appliance is designed to work within the jaw’s freeway space, using the natural jaw-opening reflex rather than forcing the teeth apart, and is FDA-cleared for prescription use. NiteBite can be molded and fitted by a dental professional in about five minutes.LUSBY, MD
ResmedResmed makes health technologies for sleep apnea and respiratory care, including CPAP equipment, masks and ventilators. Its product ecosystem extends from home sleep testing and therapy devices to digital tools such as myAir and AirView, while two U.S. service centers evaluate and repair its devices. The company also supports healthcare professionals through technical training and software for care delivered outside the hospital.SAN DIEGO, CA