Enter patient data to calculate their estimated SnoreWeight — the body weight at which snoring risk significantly increases. For clinical reference only.
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Patient Information
BMI
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Clinical Reference
High-risk neck circumference ≥17 inches in men · ≥16 inches in women
10% weight loss Reduces OSA severity by ~26%
20% BMI reduction Reduces AHI by up to 57%
GLP-1 (tirzepatide) Reduces OSA severity by up to 66%
BMI thresholds Overweight ≥25 · Obese ≥30 · Severe ≥35
Assessment Result
Patient Assessment
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Estimated SnoreWeight (lbs)
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BMI
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lbs to SnoreWeight
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neck risk
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est. AHI reduction at goal
Weight loss milestones — body changes at each stage
Clinical recommendation
Clinical disclaimer: SnoreWeight is an estimated threshold based on population-level research correlating body weight with snoring and OSA risk. It is not a diagnostic tool and should not replace clinical evaluation, polysomnography, or other validated diagnostic methods. Results are intended as a supplementary patient engagement and education tool only.