If you've done your research on sleeping through alarms, you already know a vibration on your wrist works.

The question isn't whether touch can wake a heavy sleeper. It's whether the band you're looking at is actually strong enough to do the job.

Here are the 5 reasons Dawn is the one heavy sleepers stick with.

Most alarms try to fix heavy sleeping with more volume.

Louder clocks. Phone alarms at full blast. Five of them, set five minutes apart. If you sleep deep, your brain learns to filter out every one of them.

Dawn wakes you with a vibration on your wrist. Sound gets filtered in deep sleep. Touch gets through.

That's the difference between something your body actually responds to and something you've already learned to sleep through.

Here's the irony most alarm makers miss. The people who need the strongest wake up are the ones a loud alarm hurts the most.

A loud alarm spikes your cortisol. It fires fight-or-flight before you're even awake. That's the pounding heart. That's the fog that follows you all morning.

So why would you keep trying to fix it with a louder alarm?

Dawn starts soft and keeps getting stronger until you turn it off. It wakes you before that stress response ever fires.
No jolt. No pounding heart. No fog at your desk at 10.
We built this for the guy who sleeps through everything, not for the light sleeper who wakes up when the dog rolls over.

A wrist alarm that buzzes once, soft, like a text, is just a notification.

Dawn vibrates 3X stronger than a smartwatch. And it keeps getting stronger until you turn it off. Customers tell us it's the first alarm in years they couldn't sleep through.

That's not hype. That's proof the vibration is doing real work.

Most watch alarms are so gentle they wake you just enough to hit snooze.
Ours is built to actually get you up.

We didn't take a generic fitness tracker and call it an alarm clock.

Dawn is built for one job: getting a heavy sleeper out of bed.

Three alarms set right on the band. No app. No phone in bed. An LED time display that lights up when you press the button and stays dark the rest of the night. About two weeks per USB charge. Shower and splash proof.

Every detail is there because heavy sleepers told us what kept failing them.
This isn't a watch with an alarm. It's an alarm you wear.

We're not the alarm people try once and toss in a drawer.
We're the one people come back to. They buy a second one for their wife. Their son in college. The buddy in their Saturday foursome who hits snooze four times.

One golfer ordered his on a Tuesday, woke up calm on Friday and made his 7:30 tee time that Saturday. His buddy Dale ordered one that same night.

That kind of repeat buying doesn't happen with products that don't work or brands that don't back them up. Every band comes with a 60-night money-back guarantee.