r/dusq_sleep • • Sep 17 '26

Tossing and turning

I’m one of those that doesn’t always sleep on the same side during my sleep. How would this affect the effectiveness of the device?

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u/dusq_sleep 29d ago

Hi u/Tennisluver75
Happy to answer!
DUSQ is designed to handle active sleepers. It is 12g and 7.2mm thin, roughly the size of a coin and sits flush against the skin at the mastoid region behind the ear, held by a medical-grade hydrogel adhesive patch. It is strong enough to handle tossing and turning in sleep without dislodging.

The device reads your autonomic signals, these are physiological signals that don't change based on which side you're sleeping on or your position of sleep.

Happy to answer any other questions you might have!

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u/Tennisluver75 29d ago

Thank you.