Vital Sleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece, Women Size Snoring Solution, Adjustable Jaw Positioning, Personalized Teeth Impressions, USA Made & FDA Cleared Stop Snoring Device (Blue)

I had purchased another brand, and although it helped a bit, the bite was off and was way too big for my mouth. I did more research and found VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece Women Size. Being an ex-dental assistant, I knew how to process it and make it fit perfectly. I have a very long, soft palette that requires surgery; however, the side effects from surgery and the fact it rarely works were not an option. My O2 stats during the day are around 96/97%; however, when sleeping it drops to 88/89%, and I snore like a grizzly bear in heat. I started using VitalSleep, and after a couple of days, my O2 during sleep is now 93%, and ZERO snoring, which makes hubby VERY happy. I finally feel rested. I also had an issue and reached out to VitaSleep, and their customer service was wonderful. I will most certainly keep doing business with them.

I was hopeful when I ordered this product. I had hoped it would be the ideal travel device in lieu of more expensive ones. I followed the directions and fit it to my mouth. It felt tight but ok, not unlike mouth guards for martial arts like I had used before. My first night, I made it about two hours and took them out. While I don't think I was snoring, my jaw started to ache. The next night, I tried to keep them in longer. My lower jaw hurt even more and it felt like one of my teeth was more painful than the other. Then, on the third night, I woke up in a puddle of drool, jaw still hurting and I realized I had wasted $60. It didn't work for me and I don't think I'm going to try any further. Lesson learned. Also, I'll share two more things. The little arrow for orientation is damn near impossible to find in the dark and I wonder if the lack of a tongue brace like other brands is part of the problem. I wish I had better luck with it.

In theory, this type of product addresses snoring. In practice, it can't do much. If you snore because you lay on your back and are "slack-jawed," then this probably won't help. While you are upright, you can nestle your teeth into the trays. But when you lay on your back, your lower jaw will slide out of the tray. Nothing holds it into place. Gravity wins. The product itself is of a semi-comfortable width, and it seems to be of good quality. That's why I gave it 3 stars. But it doesn't hold your lower jaw forward while laying on your back, so it has no impact on snoring.

I have very bad allergies and when I get any sort of sinus illness, I know I can wake up the neighbors! Definitely worth the money, although it is a bit uncomfortable to sleep with. it feels like it is half out of your mouth the whole time. Plus I am partially paralyzed on one side of my mouth from a stroke so the "slurping" is now the issue or drool on my face. Not gonna hold it against the product, those are my devils to deal with. So if you want to sound like Shelly on South Park, go ahead. Maybe you won't but uncomfortably of it is the reason for the 4 star. But it does work on snoring

When forming this to your bite/mouth, you have to bite on the small ridge in the middle of the blue part, not closer to the white edge. Otherwise it won't work. This unit changed my life. It's even a little big for my smallish mouth, (so the one-sizers are way too huge for me). But it keeps me from not breathing while sleeping. I don't have the problem of it slipping out if I'm on my back, but I bought a cheap chin strap just in case. It is so worth it to not have to use a cpap machine, which I cannot comply with. My condition is mild, so I can't get the implant either. This has been the perfect solution for me. I'm also a person who grinds their teeth, but at this time I can't say how long this unit lasts, as I've only had it a little over a week.