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Extreme alarms have popped up in recent years to get chronic snoozeers out of bed.
They can be great for those who are hard of hearing, utilizing different frequencies and pitches as well as movement through vibration.
Be forewarned that some of these extreme alarm clocks are not for the faint of heart.
The Roxicosly allows two set alarm times, and the snooze goes off every nine minutes .
The alarm is semi-customizable, as the buzzer goes up to 106 decibels with a bed shaker.
The Shock Clock 3 is a wearable wrist alarm clock that is extremely customizable.
Alarmy 's alarm clock app requires tasks at differing levels of intensity and intervals to turn off the alarm, helping any type of snoozer out of bed.
Out of every alarm on the list, this one helped me get up and stay up the most consistently.
Alarm Clock App (In-App Purchases) has fewer features and is buggier.
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