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Our Sleep Testing Process

Every SleepScore Daily recommendation is backed by overnight measurement data.

The SleepScore Daily scoring system

Every product receives a score from 1.0 to 10.0 across five sleep-relevant criteria. The overall sleep score is a weighted average, with weights determined by each criterion's documented impact on overnight rest quality.

How we test for sleep impact

1. Product acquisition

We purchase every product at full retail price from the same channels available to our readers. We do not accept free review units.

2. Overnight testing

Each product category has a standardized overnight testing protocol developed by our sleep science team.

3. Sleep panel evaluation

Subjective sleep impact is evaluated by a panel of at least three testers representing different sleep profiles. Scores are averaged equally.

4. Long-term sleep monitoring

Our minimum test period is two weeks, extending to three months for products where long-term sleep impact matters.

5. Competitive benchmarking

Every product is compared against at least five direct competitors under identical overnight conditions.

Corrections

If we make an error, we correct it prominently. Report errors to [email protected].