Is there a non-surgical cure for snoring?

My other half snores like pneumatic drill!!!!! Well sometimes, other times he sort of does a little piggy snort type snore. I really need sleep!!!!...

leo4js	It all depends on why the snoring.....Weight problem , a very high arch on the upper jaw, so i would consult a dentist for a snore guard.
}SoC{bounty	i don't think so try-ed things and they don't work
dana82	they also sell throat and nasal sprays for snoring
blondie98_01	I have noticed that the strips help very much, but not all the time. I would try a few different methods from the drugstore. You could try the strips, the sprays and I think their are pills too. I would try all options before chosing one.
chicky	It depends on what is causing the snoring. It could be a sleep apnea problem for which a CPAP machine is effective. If he sleeps on his back and his mouth falls open, he can use a chin strap to, literally, keep his mouth shut. If he is overweight, that can be causing it too. If it is severe he should probably have a sleep study done.
Evil J.Twin	Not a complete cure but I use this spray stuff from Kleeneze. It is expensive, about £9 but it works and you only have to spray it straight into the throat of the snorer before he goes to sleep. Well, Mr. Evil said he noticed a BIIIIIIIIIG difference in me when I used it!
brains	Try breathe-right strips.
Fairy Codswallop	Well, I watched The Abyss yesterday and the lady told the man who was snoring to turn on his side and he did. It's a problem with heavy people, because you can't turn them on their side, cos that would stop it.
buklao	Try a product call Breath Right. It goes over the nostil which opens up the air flow during sleep. This helped me.
bbq	well losing weight and quitting smoking are two ways. then yes, the breathright strips - check those out. also make sure there's no sleep apnea going on
I Study Herbs	I gotta' go with chicky on this one. He needs to see his doctor. Apnea is a potentially serious medical condition that can be treated without drugs. Only his doctor can diagnose him, but it's as simple as having a one-time sleep-study done and his insurance will probably cover it. Best wishes.
Melly	Yes there is. Have you tried hitting them in the face at night? Most people just shake them a little but a good open fisted slap across the face should take care of the problem. Try to leave a welt right next to his nose to block the air passage. Also if you ducttape his mouth closed, that should alleviate some of the noise too.