Advanced CatNip Oil

Bought these for Dave before our trip to Sydney because he never sleeps on planes. Ever. Nine hours of him fidgeting and complaining about the engine noise.

Put these on him after takeoff and he was gone within twenty minutes. This photo is about four hours in. Yes he is drooling. Yes I sent it to the family group chat.

I actually had to shake him for the meal service and he didn't hear a thing. He's since claimed them as his and won't let me borrow them, so I'm ordering a second pair.

The band itself is soft and doesn't dig in like the hard earbuds he tried before. He sleeps on his side and says he can't feel it. Lasted the whole flight without dying, which is more than I can say for the last set we bought.

Worth every cent for the photo alone.

I never know what to get her. She's got everything and she says she doesn't want anything, which is a lie.

She's complained about dad's snoring for about twenty five years so I took a punt on this. That's her opening it. My brother's in the background pretending to be interested and dad's already reaching for another coffee.

She rang me four days later to say she'd slept through him for the first time she can remember. She's a side sleeper and she said it's soft enough that she can lie right on it, which was the bit she was worried about.

She's since told my aunt about it, so that's two more sales you've got coming.

I'm one of those people who lies there for an hour minimum. Book on the nightstand I've been "reading" since March. Husband asleep in about 30 seconds flat like a normal person.

Anyway my sister got me this. I was polite about it.

Night two I took this photo standing there in my pyjamas because I genuinely didn't know how to explain to her that it worked. I put rain sounds on and just rolled over and that was it. Woke up and it was still playing which felt mildly ridiculous.

It's soft is the main thing. I sleep on my side and earbuds were never happening, I lasted two nights with those and my ear ached for a week. This one I can lie straight on and forget about.

Bit snug the first couple of nights but it's fine now.

Not sure what else to say really. It's on the nightstand every night.

Sent this to my daughter because she didn't believe I actually wear it.

Husband's alarm goes at 4:30 and I used to just lie there after. Now it's a podcast on low and I'm out.

Side sleeper. Nothing digs in. Earbuds always ended up lost in the sheets.

Hair's a write-off in the morning but that's the trade.

I work nights in a warehouse. One of the lads took this photo of me mid shift without me noticing, which tells you how much I forget I've got it on.

Bought it for sleeping originally. I finish at 6am and try to sleep while the whole street is awake and the sun is coming through the blinds. Earbuds killed my ears within an hour because I'm a side sleeper. This just sits flat, I can lie straight on it, and I don't feel a thing.

Then I started wearing it at work as well. It's soft, it doesn't slip when I'm bending over pallets all day, and it keeps the sweat out of my eyes. Bit of a bonus I wasn't expecting.

Battery holds up for a full shift and then some. My last pair used to beep and cut out halfway through the night which defeats the whole point.

Best thing I've bought this year and my missus is getting one before her next flight.

Third trip with it. Took this because my wife asked if I'd packed it and I was already halfway through packing it, so.

I travel for work, usually four or five nights at a time, and hotels are all the same problem. Corridor doors, the lift, the aircon kicking in. Used to just accept I'd sleep badly and be useless on day one.

It sits flat enough that I can lie on my side, which is the whole thing for me. Earbuds I gave up on years ago, they hurt after an hour and I lost one in a hotel somewhere in Ohio.

Packs down to nothing. Charge it on the plane, it does the whole night and it's still going in the morning.

Not much else to say. It's just in the case now, same as the charger.