The SnoreRx and Snore MD Pro are mandibular advancement devices or MADs. These type of anti-snoring devices keep your jaw thrust forward so that your airway remains open and you don’t snore. You wear these versions of a MAD inside your mouth. Both SnoreRx Plus and SnoreMD Pro have Flex Jaw to help customize the fit. Snoring…
Many people know the misery that heavy snoring can cause. Trying to get a good sleep can be difficult for both you and anyone sharing the room with you. Fortunately, there are numerous products available to help reduce snoring. These products are all designed to aid breathing or adjust positioning during the night. In theory,…
The low price is a strong selling point for SnoreDoc. Every snorer dreams of a solution to their problem, but not everyone is willing or able to shell out $100, or more, for anti snoring devices they just don’t know will work. Even if there is a money-back guarantee, if you are on a tight budget, you…
As the search for the perfect anti-snoring mouthpiece continues, I was onto the next one. It was time to try the recently discovered Snoreeze. When the opportunity to test it first arose, it was easy to get it at Amazon.com. That was a huge help because the company is actually UK-based. Regrettably, it’s no longer easy…
The AirSnore and ZQuiet anti-snoring mouthpieces are similar in many ways, and if you’re trying to decide between the two, this article may help you choose. But if you’ve not read the Airsnore review or the ZQuiet review that we’ve written, you might want to begin there. The primary difference between AirSnore and zQuiet is…
Considering RipSnore is priced right in line with many other good anti snoring devices, I expected it to at least be comfortable or effective, or maybe even both. It claims to have a 98 percent success rate and it is an “As Seen on TV” product, so it’s quite popular. Sadly, as I should already…
These two MADs (mandibular advancement devices) made by RipSnore and PureSleep both work with varying degrees of success. My wife and I slept comfortably while using the PureSleep but the bulky and ill-fitting RipSnore presented a number of challenges throughout the night. PureSleep PureSleep arrives in two parts: one piece is fitted to the upper…
When I first decided to add SleepPro to my list of mouthpieces to try, I was not quite sure which one to buy. I ended up ordering Easifit for myself and the Women’s version for my wife. So, this review is for these two anti snoring devices, which are pretty much the same except that…
Necessity is indeed the mother of invention. The Silent Treatment, a product of Rowarth Design Ltd, came about because one of the co-owners (Shelley Rowarth, the wife) could not sleep because of snoring by the other co-owner (Michael Rowarth, the husband). Michael Rowarth, a career toolmaker with extensive involvement in product design, worked to solve…
Both the Stop Snoring Today chinstrap and the PureSleep MADs (mandibular advancement device) are effective treatments against snoring. My wife and I decided to go with the PureSleep since it was much more comfortable and effective than the the Stop Snoring Today. Stop Snoring Today The Stop Snoring Today supports specific muscles and tissues in…