Effective Word-of-Mouth Campaign Successful in Germany for Asonor, Anti-Snoring Solution

The German consumer group "KonsumGotinnen" with 85,000 members has tested the Asonor anti-snoring solution.

2012-12-13

HORSHOLM, DENMARK, December 13, 2012 (Press-News.org) Asonor, anti-snoring nasal drops are widely popular all over the world for the quick relief from snoring as it helps people stop snoring effectively. With over 40 million people in Germany affected by snoring, regardless of whether they or their partner snores, Asonor is welcome relief. TannerMedico A/S, the brand owner of Asonor, anti-snoring solution, had announced the popular anti-snoring remedy in Germany.

The much in demand, Asonor was tested by the largest German consumer group, "Konsumgotinnen" 85,000 members and since October promotions, over 6,000 applied and 1,000 testers were selected. The company received the mass applications due to the innovative study and research that has been documented for the product. In Germany, the 1,000 testers reported their observations and experiences after using the Asonor nasal drops regularly for a month and 75% of them had seen positive results on themselves or on partners.

Additionally, it has been reported that each tester has, within the first period of testing recommended the product, Asonor nasal drops to another 50 people. It was seen that most of the testers, using Asonor found a positive effect on the snoring and have already bought the second Asonor product. Though some of the testers have previously used other stop snoring products, they have found faster and better results with Asonor and recommend switching over to this to get the results that are promised by the company.

The consumer test is abuzz with over 20 blogs and health communities and forums discussing the latest innovative test and studies that have proven again and again the effectiveness of Asonor as the leading anti-snoring solution. And the results of over 75% volunteer testers being able to achieve reduced or complete cessation of snoring is in line with another consumer trial and test that was conducted a few months ago in Europe.

As reported a few months ago by Buzzador, a Scandinavia Consumer group, more than 77% were extremely happy with the results of Asonor and recommended it to friends and family. Over 66% people found it to be more effective than other available anti snoring products. Previously, in another independent user test, Asonor was tested against 7 other products. Asonor came on the top as it is easy to use, has no smell or taste while the user wakes up fresh and relaxed after a proper night's quality sleep.

Asonor snore relief is manufactured and distributed globally by TannerMedico A/S. One of the global market leaders in snoring treatment, Asonor has been clinically proven in London and Copenhagen for its effectiveness. To know more about the product, please browse the website www.asonor.com.

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