Clinically documented
Asonor’s snoring-reduction effect is supported by clinical studies.
Snoring affects more than one person’s night. Discover Asonor — a medical device designed to reduce snoring through local lubrication and hydration in the throat.
A clear purpose. A simple place in your evening routine.

Asonor lubricates and hydrates the mucous membranes in the throat to help reduce snoring.
Its specially designed jet-stream applicator delivers the solution through the nostrils to the throat — where it needs to act. The upside-down pump works with the bottle tilted or inverted, making it easy to apply with your head tilted back.
Asonor’s snoring-reduction effect is supported by clinical studies.
Ranked first among seven anti-snoring products in a Danish user test.*
TannerMedico A/S operates a quality management system certified to ISO 13485:2016.
Asonor is classified as a Class IIa medical device under the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR).
*Test reported in 2009.
Watch the Asonor application video, then read the current instructions for use for the complete guidance.
Follow the stated application method and frequency. Keep the instructions available whenever you need a reminder.
How to use Asonor · Load the video, then press play.
Ready to explore Asonor? Start with your local pharmacy or an online retailer serving your country.
Ask for Asonor Anti-Snoring Solution, 30 ml. If it is not in stock, ask whether it can be ordered.
Search for “buy Asonor” together with your country or city. Check the seller and delivery options before ordering.
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Understand how Asonor works, how to use it and what to expect — so you can choose with confidence.
Asonor lubricates and hydrates the mucous membranes in the throat, where its local physical action helps reduce snoring. You apply it through the nostrils using a directed jet stream that carries the solution to the throat.
Use Asonor every evening before bedtime. Tilt your head back and pump 4–6 times into each nostril until you can feel the solution in your throat. Do not eat or drink afterwards. Watch our application video and read the current instructions for use for complete guidance.
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Yes. Asonor uses a jet-stream applicator to help the solution reach the throat. A directed stream is intentional and does not, by itself, indicate a faulty pump. The solution needs to reach the throat, rather than remain only inside the nose.
The effect may not be immediate and can take up to two weeks. Use Asonor consistently as directed and make sure the solution reaches your throat. Results can vary from person to person.
First, check your application technique against the instructions and video. Make sure the solution reaches your throat, use it consistently and avoid eating or drinking afterwards. If you have used it correctly for two weeks without improvement, contact us or ask a healthcare professional for advice about your snoring.
Asonor contains polysorbate 80, glycerol, sodium chloride, disodium edetate, potassium sorbate (0.15%) and purified water. Check the current product information if you have a known allergy or sensitivity to an ingredient.
Ask your local pharmacy for Asonor Anti-Snoring Solution, 30 ml, or look for an online retailer serving your country. Availability varies by market. If you need help finding a supplier, contact us and tell us where you live.
Speak to a doctor if your snoring is accompanied by pauses in breathing, gasping or choking during sleep, or significant daytime tiredness. These can be signs of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). An improvement in snoring does not replace medical assessment or prescribed treatment.
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