Nitetronic Launches the Only Smart Pillow that is Clinically Proven to Reduce or Eliminate Snoring
Aug 8, 2017
After a successful market introduction in the US last year, Nitetronic America LLC has officially launched its patented anti-snore pillow by the name of Goodnite™.
Upland, CA, United States - August 8, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Nitetronic America LLC is a renowned name in the sleep technology industry. Last year in 2016, the company went forward with the market introduction of its patented anti-snoring pillow in the US. After a successful introduction, the company is back with the official launch of the product. Now in 2017, the newest version Goodnite™ 2.1 has been released to the public by way of a Sold Out Pre-Sale event that has overwhelmingly exceeded expectations and has carved out a place in sleep health history.
Nitetronic was established by German engineers in 2011 and leads the industry in Sleep Technology. With its patented anti snoring pillow, Goodnite™, Nitetronic is recognized as a well-known name in the “Sleep Healthcare Market”. Nitetronic has its own R&D, Sales & Marketing, and Manufacturing sites in Hamburg, Los Angeles, and Shanghai to ensure the highest quality and best customer service.
The all new anti snoring device also comes equipped with exciting new features, the most important of which include comfort, effectiveness, as well as a new user-friendly app. The improvements themselves are no small feat of engineering genius. True, the pillow is now perfectly soft to the touch, yet incredibly supportive to the head and neck, but the real new development is in the almost futuristic internal workings of the pillow.
The six dedicated air chambers have been redesigned along with the super sensitive head position sensors to be slim line and less intrusive to the user, yet they are more precise than the previous model to accurately position the user’s head to reduce snoring. The internal sound sensors that have been incorporated into the unit are now even more responsive to a wider variety of snoring sounds. The pillow is so accurate that it will respond only the user on the pillow while snoring, it will not pick up ambient sounds or the snoring of your partner next to you. This ensures that the individual user will get the most benefit from the pillow, resulting in a longer, more restful night sleep.
The last and most technological improvement is in the Nitelink2 Smartphone App. The app allows you to connect your Goodnite™ pillow to your smartphone to monitor, store, and analyze nightly sleep data. This data is then presented in such a way that the user is able to see the improvement in sleep quality night after night. This data can be shared right from the app via email to your doctor, family, or friends to show how your sleep health is improving.
Upon the reveal of the Goodnite™ GN2.1, the spokesperson of the company was interviewed wherein he expressed the company's gratitude towards all those who played their part in making the product a reality. “We'd like to thank all physicians, sleep labs, medical professionals, affiliates, and customers, without whom Goodnite™ may not have been possible.”
“The Goodnite™ Anti-Snore Pillow is the only Smart Pillow which has been Clinically Proven to Reduce or Eliminate Snoring entirely.” According to the spokesperson, “As snoring is detected, the integrated air-chambers inside the pillow silently inflate and turn the head gently to the side.” Through this simple movement, the muscles in the throat are stimulated, the airway is opened, and snoring is significantly reduced or stopped completely.
Needless to say, Nitetronic has once again proven its dedication and commitment towards the bigger cause with yet another product to make life easier for its consumers.
About the Company
Established in 2011, Nitetronic leads the industry in sleep technology. The company is recognized as a pioneer in the “Sleep Healthcare Market”.
Contact Info:
Name: Nitetronic
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Nitetronic America
For more information, please visit https://nitetronic.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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