Hush Nights™ Anti-Snoring Acupressure Ring

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"I sleep next to a snorer.That's why I built Hush Nights." — Byron, founder · Sydney, AU It's 3am. Again. And you're staring at the ceiling while he sleeps. You've nudged him twice . You've rolled him onto his side. You've thought — just for a second — about the spare room, again. And then the guilt comes, because you love him, and you know he can't help it, and you hate that this is the thing keeping you both apart at night. Hush Nights was made for that 3am moment. It's a small acupressure ring, worn on the pinky finger, that slips into your wind-down routine in about 30 seconds. No mask. No machine. No hose. No app to set up. Just a quiet little ritual you can try tonight, together. Hush Nights is a traditional wellness accessory designed to support quieter, more restful sleep. It is not a medical device, is not TGA-listed, and is not a treatment for sleep apnea or any diagnosed medical condition. If you or your partner experience severe or persistent snoring, please see a doctor to rule out an underlying condition. What she told us "It's so simple I forget I'm even wearing it." — Verified buyer "I bought it half as a joke for my husband. It actually worked." — Verified buyer "I finally slept through the night for the first time in months." — Verified buyer The Design Two magnetic beads on the inner curve — positioned along the inside of the band so they rest against the acupressure zone at the base of the pinky when worn correctly. This is the working part of the ring, not decoration. Traditional acupressure point contact — the beads sit against a point on the pinky long identified in TCM meridian mapping as connected to restful sleep hours. Featherlight (~3g) — light enough that most people forget they're wearing it after a few nights. Open-cuff construction — a single split band that flexes to fit different finger widths, so there's far less sizing guesswork. Premium stainless steel finish — smooth, tarnish-resistant, cool to the touch, and looks like a piece of jewellery on the nightstand rather than a clinical gadget. Adjustable-feel fit — the open cuff lets you gently squeeze or release to personalise how firmly the beads make contact. How to Wear Slide the ring onto the base of the pinky finger (either hand) so the two inner beads face the palm side of the finger. Gently adjust the cuff until the beads make light, comfortable contact with the skin — firm enough to feel, never tight enough to restrict. The whole thing takes about 30 seconds — slot it into your existing wind-down routine. Wear it through the night and take it off in the morning; the open cuff makes it easy to slip on and off without fumbling in the dark. Wear it consistently each night as part of your general wellness routine. For the snorer: try this before you book the sleep clinic You already know you snore. You've heard about it at 2am and at the breakfast table. And you've quietly dreaded the CPAP mask ever since. Before you book the sleep clinic, try a $34 pinky ring for 60 nights. Traditional acupressure, no batteries, no apps. If it's not for you, send it back. If it helps, you skipped a $2000 machine you never wanted to wear. Hush Nights is the low-tech thing you try first. It's a ring. You put it on, you go to sleep, you take it off in the morning. Nothing to charge, nothing strapped to your face, nothing your partner has to set up. It won't replace a CPAP if you genuinely need one — but at this price, it's an easy first step to try before you spend hundreds or thousands. Hush Nights is not a medical device and is not a substitute for CPAP or any prescribed treatment. If you suspect you have sleep apnea, please see a doctor. The TCM Principle Acupressure is a practice rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It works on the principle that specific points on the body — when subject to gentle, sustained pressure — can support general wellbeing and a more settled state of rest. The pinky finger hosts one such point, long identified in TCM meridian mapping as connected to the body's overall harmony during sleep hours. The two magnetic beads on the inner curve are what hold that gentle contact through the night. No clinical claims are made about this product; acupressure is a traditional wellness practice, not a registered medical treatment. "I was sure this was rubbish" — the honest questions, answered "Acupressure is pseudoscience — there's no proof this works." We don't make any medical or clinical claims, and we won't pretend to. Acupressure is a traditional wellness practice, and Hush Nights is a wellness accessory. We'd rather you judge it for yourself — which is exactly why every ring comes with a 60-night money-back guarantee. If it does nothing for you, send it back. "I've already tried mouthguards, nose strips and sprays — why would a ring be any different?" Because it's a completely different approach and a completely different price. Mouthguards can leave your jaw aching, strips and sprays are a nightly consumable. This is a one-time ring worn on the pinky with nothing in your mouth or up your nose. Several customers came to us after the mouthguard route for exactly this reason. "It looks too cheap and simple to justify $34." It is simple — by design. We're not going to dress it up as space technology or pad the price with gimmicks you don't need. What you're paying for is a tarnish-resistant stainless steel finish, correctly-positioned magnetic beads, a care card, tracked shipping, an Australian support team, and a 60-night guarantee that stands behind it. And the real comparison isn't a fancier ring — it's the $2,000+ CPAP, mask and clinic route this is meant to be a first, low-cost step before. At $34, it's the least expensive thing to rule in or out. "It looks like a cheap AliExpress product with a big markup." It's a simple product — we're not going to dress it up as space technology. What you're paying for is a tarnish-resistant stainless steel finish, correctly-positioned magnetic beads, a care card, tracked shipping, an Australian support team, and a 60-night guarantee that stands behind it. If a cheaper listing without any of that works for you, genuinely, go for it. "My partner's snoring is really severe — this won't make a dent." We'll be straight with you: if the snoring is severe, or there's any chance it's driven by sleep apnea, the right first step is a doctor — not a wellness ring. Hush Nights is a low-tech first step for milder, positional snoring. Some customers describe it helping as part of their routine alongside a doctor's plan, not instead of one. If severe snoring is the situation, please get it looked at properly, and treat this as a small extra, not the answer. "If it actually worked, doctors would recommend it." Doctors recommend registered medical devices for diagnosed conditions — and if you have a diagnosed condition, you should absolutely see one. Hush Nights isn't competing with that. It's a low-tech wellness ritual for people who want to try something simple first. We say plainly: it is not a medical device and not a treatment for any condition. "This just sounds too good to be true for the price." Fair — and the honest answer is that it's cheap because it's a simple ring sold directly by a one-person Australian brand, with no middleman markup and no clever claims propping up the price. We're not promising a miracle. We're offering a $34 wellness accessory with a 60-night money-back guarantee, so the risk sits with us, not you. If it doesn't earn its place in your routine, you send it back. "It'll fall off or I'll lose it in the night." The open cuff is designed to flex around the base of the pinky and hold light contact, not to spin loose. You can gently adjust it firmer if you're a restless sleeper. "What if it doesn't fit?" The open-cuff band flexes to suit a range of finger widths, which removes most of the sizing guesswork. And if the fit isn't right for you, the 60-night guarantee has you covered. What the guys tell us "Honestly I was skeptical — but my partner said I barely snored at all the first night." — Verified buyer "Way better than the mouthguard I tried — that thing made my jaw ache every morning." — Verified buyer "Easy to travel with — it just fits in my wallet." — Verified buyer "Worth a try at this price before spending hundreds on a CPAP." — Verified buyer What's in the Box 1 × Hush Nights acupressure wellness ring (in your chosen colour) Care card with wearing instructions and cleaning guidance 60-Night Sleep Trial — full money-back guarantee, no questions asked, valid for 60 nights from date of delivery Shipping & Guarantee Free standard shipping to Australia, US, UK, and Canada. No minimum spend. No codes needed. Orders dispatched within 24 business hours of purchase. 60-night full money-back guarantee — if you're not satisfied with your Hush Nights ring for any reason within 60 nights of delivery, contact us at [email protected] for a full refund. Your statutory rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply and are not limited by this guarantee. A few things to know Children — this ring is designed for adult use only. Anyone with a pacemaker or implanted medical device — the ring contains magnetic elements; consult your doctor before use. Anyone with a known metal sensitivity — check materials compatibility before wearing overnight. Anyone who suspects they may have sleep apnea — this ring is not a medical device and is not a treatment for any condition; please see a doctor. Alongside CPAP or clinical treatment — some customers use the ring as a low-tech wellness routine alongside their CPAP or a doctor-recommended plan. The ring is a wellness accessory, not a substitute for prescribed treatment; check with your clinician if you have any concerns. Anyone seeking a TGA-listed or medically approved device — Hush Nights is a traditional wellness accessory, not a registered therapeutic good. Show more