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Snore Guard vs CPAP

Snore Guard vs CPAP

CPAPs (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) are machines that push air through your airway to keep it open and prevent snoring. A Snore Guard is a mandibular advancement device or a MAD that is fitted inside your mouth. It pushes your lower jaw in a slightly advanced position and keeps your air passage open. CPAP machines…

zyppah mouthpiece review

Zyppah Review

Snoring mouthpieces are not much to look at – so I at least give credit to Zyppah for trying.  The Zyppah product is classified as a mandibular advancement device (MAD) and its black and neon green (also available in other colors). Update: Some readers have left reviews about issues with me about Zyppah’s poor customer…

salinplus can purify air with salt

SalinPlus Salt Therapy Review

SalinPlus, a home salt therapy device, is a licensed product of Lion Healthcare, based in Perth, Australia. It both charges the air with tiny salt particles and filters the air of other particles, including dust and allergens. Lion Healthcare was launched in 2011. SalinPlus came to market in 2012 at Western Australia. Due to its…

clear sleeptight MAD mouthpiece

SleepTight Mouthpiece Review

SleepTight Mouthpiece did not necessarily blow me away, but it didn’t disappoint me either. If I didn’t have other anti snoring mouthpieces that had already really impressed me this one may have landed closer to my list of favorites. I like it, especially since I was able to try it for $10. It is a…

Zyppah Rx vs ZQuiet

Zyppah vs. ZQuiet

If you have been exploring mouthpiece options then you have probably found that when it comes to mandibular advancement devices (MADs), Zyppah and ZQuiet tend to the most popular picks. Both devices are on my list of top four favorite anti-snoring solutions, but I like ZQuiet just a bit more. This does not mean you…

SnoreRx How to Clean

How to Clean Your SnoreRx

As you can tell by looking at it, SnoreRx demands a little more attention devoted to cleaning than many other mandibular advancement devices (MADs). Having 10 lower jaw settings to choose from is a huge benefit for this device, but on the other hand, every little notch can harbor bacteria, so it’s vital that you…

SnoreDoc Vs SnoreRX

SnoreDoc vs SnoreRx

The SnoreDoc and SnoreRx are both classified as MADs (mandibular advancement devices). My experience with each of them is similar to that of a majority of consumers. Both MAD devices do an excellent job of preventing snoring. The SnoreRx the slight edge over the SnoreDoc due to its more slender design and adjustability, which ensures a…