Health Choice Awards
Sleep & Everyday Wellbeing
Products supporting a specific sleep or everyday health task, with evidence relevant to that use.
Products considered
Describe the product, intended users, task and setting. Explain the benefit you want the review to consider. General relaxation language without assessable support is insufficient; prescription-only and life-support products are excluded.
The assessment
What reviewers consider
- Does the material support the particular sleep or daily-use benefit claimed?
- Are measured outcomes distinguished from comfort and satisfaction?
- Can people follow the routine and understand any measurement or result?
- Are setup, maintenance, ongoing effort and important limitations addressed?
Your application
Prepare for this category
- Product identifiers, intended users, task and conditions of use
- Relevant findings with comparison conditions, duration and uncertainty
- Instructions, setup and routine-use material, including interpretation where relevant
- Maintenance, recurring costs, support and guidance on limits or professional help
Evidence and everyday use
Explain exactly what was measured and how it relates to the claimed benefit. Comfort and satisfaction can be useful observations but should not be presented as evidence of a different health outcome.
What if models use different materials or settings?
Compare the features that could affect the claimed result or the daily routine. Identify which evidence applies to each model and explain the limits of any shared findings.
The Health Choice standard
The six judging criteria and all award thresholds apply. Entry is online and free, with no sample to send. You can save your application and return before submitting.
Health Choice Awards