Mouthpieces for Snorers

Mouthpieces are a great and inexpensive possibility for reducing your chronic snoring, but you may need to try two or three before you hit the jackpot.

  • SleepTight Mouthpiece vs. ZQuiet

    SleepTight Mouthpiece is commonly compared to ZQuiet because they have very similar prices and payment options. However, these mandibular advancement devices (MADs) are very different. If you haven’t heard of ZQuiet, but are exploring your anti snoring options at this price point, it’s definitely one to consider.   Do not confuse SleepTight with Snore-B-Gone, which is…

  • Snore Medic Review

    There are many devices on the market that help people sleep soundly. Snoring mouthpieces are a very popular method of reducing snoring. They are designed to counteract the vibrations of the relaxed throat muscles (also known as snoring) by comfortably restraining the organs involved in snoring. Here is my review of one of these products:…

  • Review of SnoreRx for Snoring, by Dr. Tammy Balatgek, DDS, MS

    Recently we evaluated the SnoreRx device which is an over-the-counter oral appliance for the treatment of snoring. Snoring is the sound caused by a narrowed nasal and/or oral airway during sleep.  Potential airway narrowing may occur in the nose and includes a deviated septum, enlarged soft tissue (turbinates), polyps, and/or sinus congestion. Narrowing in the…

  • Mandibular Advancement Devices (MAD) vs. Tongue-Retaining Devices (TRD)

    We all sleep to relax. Nothing revolutionary about that concept, of course. What happens, though, is that the muscles in your throat relax too, and their resting position can often block the path from your mouth/nose down to your lungs. Mouthpieces were designed to address this problem. There are two primary styles of anti-snoring mouthpieces…

  • Snore Guard vs. ZQuiet

    Many people assume that in order for a mouthpiece to actually stop their snoring, they have to get the product through a dentist. After all, if a prescription is required then it must work better than one you can simply order online, right? Well, that may be true with other products, but this is definitely…

  • SnoreMD Pro Review

    The big thing I noticed with SnoreMD was the price. It’s definitely more expensive than most mouthpieces I’ve rated (though still a fraction of what you’d pay for one from a dentist), so the big question is it worth the cost?  In my case in was very effective, though it’s not perfect. Advantages of SnoreMD…

  • Ripsnore vs SnoreMender

    These two MADs (mandibular advancement devices) made by Ripsnore and SnoreMender both work with varying degrees of success. My wife and I slept wonderfully while using the SnoreMender but the bulky and ill-fitting Ripsnore presented many challenges throughout the night. If it is a choice between the Ripsnore and SnoreMender, seriously consider using SnoreMender. Snoring…

  • Ripsnore vs ZQuiet

    These two MADs (mandibular advancement devices) made by Ripsnore and ZQuiet both work with varying degrees of success. My wife and I slept wonderfully while using the ZQuiet but the bulky and ill-fitting Ripsnore presented many of challenges throughout the night. Seriously consider using ZQuiet and forget about the uncomfortable and ineffective Ripsnore. Snoring Mouthpieces Compared…

  • SnoreMate vs. VitalSleep

    August 2018 Update:   SnoreMate is now an outdated product and does not appear to have an active business.  Disregard the following information. ————- The biggest attraction to SnoreMate is its price. At $32 for a single snoring mouthpiece, you really can’t go wrong, right? Well, if that $32 ends up tossed in your junk drawer…