Welcome to the Sleep-Safe Products web site!
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How can you protect
against suffocation
during fits, seizures
or convulsions
While you're asleep?
Are you at risk?
Epilepsy in children and adults - aftermath of meningitis / stroke / brain tumour / head injury - Downs syndrome - cerebral palsy - complications during childbirth - congenital and developmental problems - autism spectrum disorders
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Top picture: An ordinary pillow blocking the nose and mouth
Middle picture: Sleep-Safe pillows won't block the nose and mouth
Bottom picture: Airflow through the Sleep-Safe pillow and around the nose and mouth
Protection while asleep, and peace of mind with
Sleep-Safe ® Anti-Suffocation Pillows
Sleep-Safe are a lifetime investment in safety and security for just a few pence a day, giving greater hope and a better life for people with epilepsy and their families.
Designed by a UK pharmacist - more info here
Who else is using Sleep-Safe?
Several Thousand personal users with seizure disorders, also...
In the UK: The National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy - the UK's leading provider of education, treatment and care for young people with complex epilepsy
The Regard Partnership - 120 locations across England and Wales providing care and support services to adults and children with complex needs
United Response - 40+ community units supporting people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and physical disabilities
Charing Cross Hospital - leading London centre for neurosurgery
+ Many Others ... including the NHS, Social Services and leading care provider groups
In the USA: Dungarvin Inc, Epilepsy Orange County, Epilepsy San Diego ... + Many Others
About 1 in 10 of all Sleep-Safe are supplied to the United States,
100+ to Australian Epilepsy Societies, 50+ to L'association EPI in France, also to South Africa, Canada, Ireland, Spain, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, New Zealand and Norway.
18th Anniversary, 1992 - 2010
VAT-free for eligible UK and EU individuals and charities
Registered as a Class I Medical Device by the UK Government's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, responsible for ensuring that medicines and medical devices work, and are acceptably safe
Produced in a workshop operated by, and dedicated exclusively to, supplying products and services for people with disabilities