How to use it.
Every Night Line tool is built to disappear into the evening routine. Here is each one, step by step — and what to expect in the first week.
Hush — throat pulse wearable
Four things, and then you go to bed.
Peel a pad
Take one adhesive gel pad from its sachet and press it onto the front of your throat, centred just below the Adam's apple. Clean, dry skin — smooth it down from the middle outward.
Clip the unit on
The unit snaps onto the studs on the pad. It sits flat against the skin — no strap, no collar, no wire.
Press once
One press of the side button starts it. There is nothing to pair, nothing to configure and no screen to read in the dark.
In the morning, put it back in the case
Lift the unit off, drop it into the round case to charge, and keep the pad if it is still tacky.
Dusk — side-sleep trainer
On in under a minute. Then never think about it.
Stick it on
Press a fresh adhesive strip onto the disc, then onto a clean, dry forehead — or the centre of your chest.
Switch it on
Hold the button three seconds until the light blinks. Fall asleep any way you like — Dusk waits 20 minutes before it watches.
It catches the roll
Settle onto your back and Dusk feels it, answering with a few soft pulses — a gentle cue to turn onto your side.
It does the rest
Dusk powers down on its own after 8 hours. One coin battery lasts about a month, and blinks when it's time for a fresh one.
Zephyr — nasal dilator
Three things, and then you go to bed.
Find your size
Try the four dilators over a few evenings. The right one sits snugly on the nostril wall without pinching or sliding.
Stick a tab on
Press one small round adhesive tab onto clean, dry skin on each side of the nose, where the dilator will sit.
Press the dilator on
The textured face grips the tab and holds. Peel it off in the morning; the silicone washes under the tap.
Cirrus — side-sleep contour pillow
Three things, and then you go to bed.
Let it expand
Cirrus ships compressed. Unroll it, give it a day to reach full loft, and let the new-foam smell air off before the first night.
Sleep on the wing
On your side, your ear goes on the raised outer wing, not the middle. That is the part doing the work.
Give it a week
A contour pillow changes how your neck is held. Most people need a few nights to stop noticing it and one week to prefer it.
Hush Pads — refills
The only part of Hush that runs out.
Open one sachet
Take out a fresh pad. Leave the rest sealed — the gel keeps its tack far longer that way.
Press it on
Clean, dry skin on the front of the throat, centred just below the Adam's apple. Smooth it down from the middle outward.
Clip the unit on
The studs line up with the underside of the Hush unit. Peel the pad off slowly in the morning and keep it if it is still tacky.
Sixty nights to find out.
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