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U.S. patents 11,357,659 and 11,712,364

Canadian patent 3,053,039

Education before product

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Sleep Airway Authority® • Patented positioning technology

Understand your airway. Improve your sleep setup.

LacunaSOLO pillows provide specialized support for healthier side sleeping.
Head support
Designed for side sleep

Learn how breathing, sleep position, and head–neck–chin alignment may influence nighttime comfort—then take the brief Sleep Airway Assessment to see how your own sleep patterns compare.

Stable, supported posture
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Chin guidance
Neck alignment
Positioning-focused design
Visual representation of the upper airway during sleep, demonstrating how breathing and airway alignment can influence sleep
Visual representation of common sleep struggles such as snoring, mouth breathing, frequent awakenings, poor sleep quality, an

In many cases, sleep position and head alignment play a major role.

Why So Many People Struggle to Breathe Properly While Sleeping

  • Snoring

Snoring
  • Mouth breathing

  • Dry mouth upon waking

  • Night waking

  • Daytime fatigue

Look beyond the symptom

Your sleep setup may be telling you something.

Snoring, dry mouth, mouth breathing and waking tired can be signals worth paying attention to. LacunaSOLO reframes the conversation around breathing, position, alignment and stability.

Heavy snoring

The body may open the mouth when nasal breathing feels less stable.

Waking tired
Position changes

Airflow can become noisy when the airway narrows or becomes unstable.

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Mouth breathing
Breathing icon represents healthy airflow during restful nighttime sleep.

Time in bed does not always equal restorative, uninterrupted sleep.

Sunlight symbolizes daytime energy gained through healthier restorative sleep habits.

Head, neck, jaw and sleep position can work together—or against each other.

Compass symbolizes direction toward better sleep and airway health.

The Sleep Airway System

Four factors. One clearer way to think about sleep.

The system connects common nighttime symptoms to the physical conditions surrounding the airway during sleep.

Start with the path air takes through the nose or mouth and into the lungs.

Breathing
Position

Side, back and in-between positions change how gravity interacts with soft tissue.

Alignment

Head angle, neck support and chin position form one connected chain.

A helpful position matters most when it can be maintained consistently for hours.

Stability
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Position matters. Side sleeping should be presented as an important part of the sleep-airway conversation.

Head, neck, and chin position should be explained in simple language so the visitor understands alignment visually.

The goal is not a few minutes of comfort. The goal is support that remains relevant throughout the night.

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NASAL BREATHING

Nasal vs Mouth Breathing During Sleep

A beginner-friendly comparison of nasal and mouth breathing during sleep, including dryness, snoring, airflow, and comfort.

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SLEEP POSITION

How Sleep Position Affects Breathing

A core authority article connecting side sleeping, back sleeping, head angle, and chin position to nighttime breathing patterns.

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How to Stop Mouth Breathing While Sleeping

A foundational article explaining why nighttime mouth breathing happens and how position, alignment, and sleep setup may influence it.

MOUTH BREATHING

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Sleep Airway Knowledge Center

  • Primarily selected for softness or loft

  • May allow the head to roll or tilt forward

  • Does not intentionally guide chin position

  • Comfort is the primary design objective

  • Designed specifically around side sleeping

  • Coordinates head recess and neck support

  • Includes lateral chin-positioning support

  • Connects comfort with alignment and stability

LacunaSOLO®
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Why the design is different

Conventional comfort versus airway-focused positioning.

A conventional pillow mainly cushions the head. LacunaSOLO® is designed to coordinate side-sleeping support across the head, neck and chin so a more stable position is easier to maintain.

Supports side-sleeping posture

Built around a position many people find more comfortable for nighttime breathing.

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Green checkmark symbol representing confirmation, success, and positive sleep outcomes.

Coordinates head, neck and chin support

The design treats these contact points as a connected system rather than isolated features.

Encourages a more stable setup

The goal is to make a supported position easier to maintain naturally through the night.

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Where LacunaSOLO fits

The practical solution at the end of the education journey.

LacunaSOLO® is not the whole Sleep Airway System. It is the patented positioning tool designed to apply the system’s principles during side sleep.

LacunaSOLO® sleep airway pillows designed to support side sleeping, healthy sleep posture, and comfortable breathing througho
Side view of the LacunaSOLO® patented pillow showcasing its specialized contour shape for side sleepers and airway-focused sl
LacunaSOLO® sleep airway pillow designed to support side sleeping, head and neck alignment, and improved breathing comfort th
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Important: These descriptions explain the product’s design intent and general wellness positioning. LacunaSOLO is not presented as a medical device or a replacement for diagnosis, CPAP, prescribed therapy or professional medical care.

Inside the patented pillow

Three coordinated layers—not one generic block of foam.

The LacunaSOLO® construction combines comfort, head-and-chin positioning, and neck support. Each layer has a distinct role within the broader Sleep Airway System.

Multi-layer construction technology

The design is intended to coordinate the head, upper cervical area, neck and chin during side sleep instead of treating the pillow as a simple cushion.

LacunaSOLO Serene memory foam layer provides responsive cooling comfort.
LacunaSOLO head recess supports chin, neck, and airway alignment.
LacunaSOLO neck-support foam promotes cervical alignment and stable side sleeping.
LacunaSOLO founder and inventor portrait representing sleep airway innovation.

André Peters

Inventor of patented Lacuna technology

Built from lived experience

A personal sleep problem became a three-year design pursuit.

“I’m not a doctor. I’m an inventor who lived the problem and refused to ignore it.”

After dealing with snoring, gasping and obstructive sleep apnea, André began observing how small changes in head, neck and chin position affected his own nights. Sketches became prototypes, and prototypes became patented Lacuna technology.

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Educational and product-feedback focused

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Connects symptoms to sleep-position patterns

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Helps visitors decide what to explore next

Your next best step

Take the Sleep Airway Assessment before choosing a solution.

The live LacunaSOLO survey takes approximately 6–8 minutes and asks about snoring, mouth breathing, dry mouth, sleep position, pillow comfort and interest in the LacunaSOLO Pillow.

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SLEEP AIRWAY AUTHORITY PATH

Recognize

Snoring, mouth breathing, dry mouth or waking tired.

Understand

Learn how airway, position, alignment and stability connect.

Assess

Compare your habits with common airway-focused patterns.

Act

Explore LacunaSOLO® as the positioning-focused solution.

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Sleep Airway Journal

Education that earns trust before asking for the sale.

These authority articles target high-intent questions while naturally guiding readers toward the Sleep Airway System and early access offer.

START HERE  -  MOUTH BREATHING

How to Stop Mouth Breathing While Sleeping

Understand why nighttime mouth breathing happens and how sleep may influence it.

SLEEP POSITION

How Sleep Position Affects Breathing

A practical look at side sleeping, back sleeping, head angle and chin position.

SNORING

Can a Pillow Help With Snoring?

A careful, non-medical explanation of where positioning support may fit.

Common questions

Clear answers without hype.

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Frequently asked questions

Better sleep starts with understanding what happens to your airway at night.

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Airway-focused sleep education and patented positioning technology by Innov8Labs.

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PRIMARY GOAL

Our mission is to help you understand how breathing, airway alignment, and sleep position affect your sleep. Explore our educational resources, complete the Sleep Assessment, and discover whether joining the LacunaSOLO® Early Access community is the right next step for you.

© 2026 Innov8Labs / LacunaSOLO. Educational and general wellness information only. This product does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Individual results may vary. Consult a qualified healthcare provider for chronic snoring, sleep apnea, breathing interruptions or other health concerns.

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