Not sleeping well? Start at your pharmacy.

Get it checked without giving your name.

A sleep assessment at your pharmacy. You talk, the pharmacist takes a few measurements, and you leave with a report and a clear next step. No name, no account, nothing that identifies you.

See where it's available Starting with our first pilot pharmacies.
No identifying data collected
No record that names you

Sleep problems rarely announce themselves clearly

Most people adapt to poor sleep without realising how much it costs them. If any of these sound like you, a screening at your pharmacy could be worth your time.

Daytime exhaustion

You're tired all day despite going to bed at a reasonable hour. Caffeine gets you through, but it shouldn't have to.

Snoring or breathing pauses

Your partner says you snore heavily, gasp, or stop breathing in your sleep. You might not even know it's happening.

Can't fall or stay asleep

You lie awake for hours, or wake repeatedly through the night. The clock becomes the enemy.

Restless legs at night

An ache, a crawling sensation, an irresistible urge to move your legs, right when you need to be still.

Worried about someone else

Their breathing worries you. Their tiredness worries you. Their mood has changed. You want to do something, but you're not sure what.

Relying on sleep aids

Over-the-counter sleeping pills, antihistamines, herbal remedies. None of them are fixing the problem, and some may be making it worse.

Poor sleep is not a lifestyle problem. It's a health risk.

The consequences of untreated sleep disorders are well established in medical literature, yet most people are never screened.

1.5 million
adults in the UK are estimated to have obstructive sleep apnoea, and up to 85 per cent of them are undiagnosed
British Lung Foundation, 2015
80%
of moderate-to-severe OSA cases remain undiagnosed
Benjafield et al., Lancet Resp Med, 2019
2–3×
increased cardiovascular risk associated with untreated obstructive sleep apnoea
Marin et al., Lancet, 2005
10 years
the average delay between symptom onset and diagnosis for sleep apnoea
NICE, 2021

Three steps. One visit. No strings.

SleepNav guides your pharmacist to screen and signpost. It never diagnoses. Only a doctor or a sleep clinic can diagnose a sleep disorder. Sleep apnoea is diagnosed from a sleep study, usually through a sleep clinic; your GP can refer you for one. Walk into a participating pharmacy and talk to a pharmacist trained in sleep health.

  1. 01

    Talk it through

    The pharmacist asks you the screening questions and records your answers. Simple language, no medical jargon, nothing that identifies you.

  2. 02

    A few measurements

    The pharmacist takes a few measurements, then talks through what it all means and what your options are. Partners are welcome.

  3. 03

    Decide what's right for you

    You leave with a report and a clear next step: a sleep test, a GP referral, or practical changes you can try tonight. No pressure. Your choice entirely.

Private by design, not by accident

Many people avoid seeking help for sleep problems through embarrassment, anxiety, or not wanting concerns on record. SleepNav was built to remove that barrier entirely.

Nothing that identifies you

No name, email, date of birth, or anything that identifies you. No account, no login, no registration.

Tagged to the pharmacy, not to you

Your answers are recorded as choices, not typed text. There is no field for your name, date of birth, NHS number or contact details anywhere in the screening, so there is nothing of that kind for the system to hold. What is kept is tagged to the pharmacy, to the pharmacist who saw you, and to the date, and to nothing about you. We have checked this at the database itself, not just in the design: no column for any of those things exists on any clinical table.

Architecturally private

No part of the system, from screening through to consultation, requires your identity. This is a design decision rather than a policy bolt-on: the screening has no field for the things that would identify you. Your pharmacist can type free-text notes during the consultation, so we ask them not to record identifying details there.

Data protection complaints

If you believe your personal data has been handled in a way that does not comply with data protection law, you have the right to complain directly to Snorer.com Ltd at contact@snorer.com. We will acknowledge your complaint within 30 days and investigate without undue delay. If you are not satisfied with our response, you can escalate your complaint to the Information Commissioner’s Office at ico.org.uk

Built on evidence, not venture capital

SleepNav is a Class I medical device developed by Snorer.com Ltd, informed by 30 years of sleep industry experience and active PhD research.

SleepNav exists for a specific reason: the gap between people struggling with sleep and the help that's available to them is too wide, too slow, and too often filled by products that don't work.

The screening follows published clinical protocols, adapted for use in community pharmacy. Our sleep apnoea logic implements the British Society of Dental Sleep Medicine pre-treatment screening protocol (Stradling and Dookun, British Dental Journal 2009;206:307–312), with any departures from it recorded and reasoned. Our insomnia logic follows NICE guidance and the European insomnia guideline (Riemann et al. 2023), and is consistent with the primary care chronic insomnia algorithm published by Selsick and colleagues (BMC Primary Care 2024;25:138), which draws on the same guidance.

This is not a wellness app. It is a screening tool built to sit inside a real healthcare consultation, delivered by a qualified professional who can act on the results. Where the pharmacist could supply something that would be unsafe given what the screening found, the system will not let that pass quietly: four safety checks block the supply outright, and releasing one takes a recorded reason that stays on the record.

Four safety gates block a supply, not just warn about it – a pharmacist can release a blocked product, but only with a recorded reason, and the gate keeps firing
No identifying detail is stored anywhere – we have checked the database itself: no name, date of birth, NHS number, postcode, phone or email column exists on any clinical table
MHRA registered as a manufacturer of Class I medical devices (GMDN 61087)
Published research: Zacher et al., BMJ Open Respiratory Research 2021;8(Suppl 1):A9 (British Sleep Society conference abstract, n=120 community pharmacists). PhD research ongoing at Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Follows published clinical protocols (implements Stradling and Dookun 2009 for sleep apnoea; consistent with Selsick et al. 2024 for insomnia), adapted for community pharmacy and aligned to NICE guidance

Search for a participating pharmacy

Enter your town or postcode to find sleep-trained pharmacies near you.

The network of sleep-trained pharmacies is growing across the UK. If there isn't one near you yet, you can register below and we'll let you know when one becomes available.

No pharmacy near you yet? SleepNav is starting in a small number of pilot pharmacies.

Leave your postcode and email. We'll let you know when a sleep-trained pharmacy becomes available in your area. Nothing else, no spam, no selling.

Your email address and postcode are collected by eeZed Ltd (company 07907333, ICO registration Z3107855) for one purpose: to tell you when a pharmacy near you offers SleepNav. We rely on your consent, given by submitting this form, and you can withdraw it at any time. They are processed on our behalf by Mailgun and are not shared, sold or used for anything else. We delete them once we have notified you, or sooner if you ask. Email contact@sleepnav.com to ask. You can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint. Our full Privacy Notice is at cdss.sleepnav.com/privacy.

Thank you. We'll be in touch.

You'll only hear from us when there's a pharmacy near you.

Put sleep into your pharmacy.

SleepNav: the sleep service for community pharmacy.

SleepNav guides you to screen and signpost. It never diagnoses. You decide.

The screening keeps no patient-identifiable data, and integrates into existing consultation workflows. Pharmacists complete sleep health training from Snorer.com Ltd before gaining access to SleepNav.

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