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Get the wind-down without the pill box.

Snoozzzers Hush Pulse

Snoozzzers Hush Pulse

20 intensity levels · 20-minute auto shut-off · 7-night guarantee

R 999.00R 799.00Save R 200

Free delivery on orders over R1,000. Tracked courier, nationwide.

20 intensity levelsStart low, work up
20-min auto shut-offSwitches itself off
USB-C chargingAbout five nights per charge
7-night guarantee
Free delivery over R1,000
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Important disclaimer

This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.

Before you use it

Do not use this device if you have a pacemaker or any implanted electronic device, if you are pregnant, or if you have epilepsy or a heart condition. Do not use it on your head, face, neck or throat. Stop using it if your skin becomes irritated. Keep it out of reach of children. If you are unsure whether it is suitable for you, speak to your doctor first.

  • Something to hold that is not your phone: sits in your palm on a soft strap, so your hands have a job at 11pm that is not a screen
  • 20 intensity levels on the LED display. Start low, work up, settle on whatever you stop noticing after a minute
  • 20-minute sessions that end themselves, so you never have to stay awake to switch it off
  • Two modes: one for bed, one with a different pulse pattern for your desk
  • USB-C charging: about an hour covers roughly five nights
  • Weighs about as much as a set of keys, so it travels without a decision

Free delivery on orders over R1,000. Below that, courier costs are calculated at checkout.

Every order is sent by tracked courier anywhere in South Africa. Most arrive within 2 to 4 working days, and you will get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel is collected.

If you have any questions about your order, email us at henry.p.ackhurst@gmail.com.

Once it arrives, you are covered by our 7-night guarantee. Give it a full week of real evenings. If it has not earned a place on your bedside table, send it back for a refund. No forms, no argument.

Email henry.p.ackhurst@gmail.com and we will sort it out.

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It is 11pm and you are still scrolling.

You went to bed an hour ago. You are exhausted and somehow completely wired, and the phone is still in your hand because putting it down means lying in the dark with your own head for company. So you pour a glass instead. Or you scroll until your eyes give up before your brain does. Neither of those is a wind-down. They are just ways of waiting. The problem was never willpower. It is that you have nothing else to do with your hands at 11pm.

The only wind-down that lives on your bedside table, not in the fridge

A palm-held pulse device with a twenty-minute timer that switches itself off. No refills, no morning after. Just a routine that is easier to keep than willpower.

01

Something to hold that is not your phone

It sits in your palm on a soft strap, so you are holding something without gripping it. That is most of the point. The hardest part of winding down is giving your hands a job that is not a screen.

02

Set it once and forget it

Choose one of 20 intensity levels on the LED display, start it, and it runs for twenty minutes and switches itself off. You do not have to stay awake to end the session, which rather defeats the purpose.

03

Charge it Sunday, forget it till Friday

An hour on USB-C covers roughly five nights of twenty-minute sessions. It weighs about as much as a set of keys, so it goes in hand luggage without a decision.

Built around what actually gets you off the phone

Something for your hands: It sits in your palm on a soft strap. Holding it is the habit, and the habit is what replaces the phone.

A session that ends itself: Twenty minutes, then it switches off. You never have to stay awake to finish winding down.

Twenty levels, two modes: Start low and work up to whatever you stop noticing. One mode for bed, one for your desk.

What twenty minutes actually looks like

Strap on, pick a level, press start. That is the whole thing, and it is meant to be boring.

A wind-down only works if it is easy enough to do on the nights you cannot be bothered.

Cheaper than a year of the nightly glass

A bottle is not expensive. It is just a cost that comes back every week, and wears off at 3am when you need it most. One device costs less than a couple of months of it.

The maths

A glass a night is not expensive. Until you add up a year of it.

Most of us are not drinking to drink. We are drinking to stop thinking. It works for about an hour, and then it stops working right when you need it most.

The nightly glass

  • Costs you again every single month
  • Wears off around 3am, which is the problem
  • Easier to start than it is to stop

One year

R 5,760

Based on roughly four bottles a month.

Pays for itself

The Snoozzzers way

  • One payment, then nothing
  • Nothing to metabolise at 3am
  • Twenty minutes, then it switches itself off

One year

R 799

And every year after that, nothing.

One payment, and something to reach for at 11pm that is not in the fridge.

What people say after a week of real evenings

4.84 ★ (51)
Verified

The questions worth asking

What does it actually feel like?

A light tingling or tapping sensation in your palm. At the lower levels it is barely there. At the higher ones it is noticeable but should never be painful. Start low, work up, and settle on whatever you stop noticing after a minute.

Will it make me fall asleep?

We are not going to promise that. It is not a sleeping tablet and it is not a treatment. What it gives you is a twenty-minute routine that is easier to stick to than putting the phone down through willpower alone, and for a lot of people the routine is the part that was missing.

Who should not use it?

Not for use if you have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device, if you are pregnant, or if you have epilepsy or a heart condition. Not for use on the head, face, neck or throat. If you are unsure, ask your doctor before buying.

How often do I need to charge it?

About once a week. An hour on USB-C covers roughly five twenty-minute sessions, so charging it on a Sunday evening usually sees you through the week.

How much is delivery, and how long does it take?

Delivery is free on orders over R1,000. Below that, the courier fee is calculated at checkout. Everything ships by tracked courier anywhere in South Africa, and most orders land within 2 to 4 working days. You will get a tracking link as soon as your parcel is collected.

What if it does not work for me?

Then send it back. You get 7 nights, and we would rather refund you than have you keep something gathering dust in a drawer. Tell us why as well, if you do not mind. It helps us decide what to stock next.