Nap Alarm to Stay Awake

This nap alarm hooks over your ear and sounds an 80-decibel alert when your head tilts forward. It is designed as a drowsiness reminder for situations where your head begins to nod.

This device is not a replacement for sleep. Never use it to push through dangerous fatigue while driving or operating equipment. If you feel drowsy behind the wheel, pull over somewhere safe and rest.

Nap Alarm for a Head-Tilt Alert

The alarm sits over one ear. When your head drops forward past the device’s trigger angle, the alert sounds.

Test the position before using it. Head shape, fit, and movement can affect when it activates.

Useful as a Reminder, Not a Safety Guarantee

A nap alarm may be useful as an extra reminder during studying, desk work, monitoring duties, or other seated tasks. It should never be treated as permission to ignore serious tiredness.

Drowsy driving can be deadly. No small alarm can make an exhausted person safe to drive. Rest, switch drivers, or stop the trip when fatigue becomes a problem.

Lightweight Ear-Hook Design

The unit weighs 0.06 pounds and measures 1 7/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches by 5/8 inch. Its small design makes it easy to carry in a glove box, work bag, or desk drawer.

What You’re Getting

• Product type: Tilt-activated nap alarm
• Sound level: 80dB
• Color: Black
• Battery: Three AG3 alkaline button cells included
• Weight: 0.06 pounds
• Dimensions: 1 7/8 inches by 2 1/4 inches by 5/8 inch

Use Good Judgment Around Fatigue

I’ve been around safety products since the early 90s, and I believe in being honest about what a device can and cannot do. This nap alarm can provide a head-tilt alert, but real rest is the only answer to serious fatigue.