VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece, Comfortable & Adjustable Fit Snore Guard, Stops Snoring for Restful Sleep, USA Made, BPA Free & FDA Cleared Anti-Snore Device – Women's Size

It works and stops my snoring! I've used cheap mouthpieces before and have not had a good experience with them so I was a little hesitant to drop the cash on this. It turns out to have been a great choice. Pros: - I do not end up accidentally spitting this out in the middle of the night like I've done with cheap ones - I have had braces in the past so being able to fit them to my teeth was a big plus to me since my parents spent so much money for me to have good teeth alignment. - The fact that it is fitted to my teeth also contributed to not accidentally spitting it out while sleeping. - The fitting process is easy just make sure you don't bite down super hard squishing everything out. You really don't need to go that hard. - It does not leave a weird taste in the mouth. Make sure to clean it daily. - Adjustability is a huge plus! I do not recommend going past the 2nd mark if you've ever had braces because anything farther than that causes pain and might ruin your teeth alignment and modify your bite. - Customer service is awesome! The first one I received had a broken adjustment screw and they shipped it pretty much the next business day and I had the replacement in a couple days. Claiming warranty was really easy and straight forward on their website. Cons: - You most likely won't be able to close your mouth all the way so you might drool a lot. I have a slightly larger mouth so I can kind of close my lips but I end up with a partially open mouth sleeping anyway. Drool will happen. Tips: - If you accidentally bite too hard and form a sharp edge with the plastic, just shave off the protruding edge with a sharp blade like a fresh box knife, razor, xacto, etc. - Clean it every day. Rinse it in the morning. If it smells/tastes weird, then use a bit of toothpaste and your tooth brush on it. - Don't go too aggressive with the adjustment right away. Start neutral or at the 2nd adjustment mark at the most and see how you feel - Pairs well with the nose bridge strips if you need to open up your air passage more. I had to use both one night in a hotel where the AC was making the air super dry. Overall absolutely worth it! I really dreaded the idea of having to get a c-pap and now I know I don't have to get one!

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.

First of all, it does completely stop snoring, when it works. The VitalSleep was my old go-to since around 2017. Please note that Every other full circular impression mouthpiece is worse than this one. Others are either tremendously bulky, more painful, or don't take tooth impressions as well. Why I say when it works: 1. There's a lot of hard plastic on the inside that scrapes against your mouth and causes irritation over time. It ended up being something I couldn't rely on every night because of this, I've always had to take breaks. 2. To advance your jaw, it applies pressure from the outside pushing in on your upper front teeth, and from the inside pushing out on your inner front teeth that leaves them sore in the morning and the pain can take a couple hours to fade. 3. The mouthpiece contains a plastic screw mechanism that can melt when you are performing the molding process. If the threads melt, you are left with a mouthpiece with stripped threads that slides back and forth and is ready for the garbage bin. Fortunately for us and maybe unfortunately for them ZQuiet Advance is around now and it is far closer to the prescription only advancement devices (and perhaps even superior in some ways). I'd guess that within the next year or so VitalSleep will do another revision, but until then their competition is the only one that completely leaves your front teeth alone and only forms to the incisors and molars and that is hugely more comfortable to wear. I've gone back and forth between leaving a 3 or 2 star rating because of the difficulties, but decided I certainly can't leave lower than 3 for a product that did at least successfully take my SnoreLab recordings from Epic to completely quiet.

I've used these for the past few years and they have reduced my snoring a lot. Over time they degrade (which is to be expected, the last one lasted over a year). However the most recent one I purchased lasted one week before it broke in two. I've reordered another one, hoping this one will last longer!

I have been using one of these for years and it made a world of difference to my sleep apnoea. After several years my old one broke. I bought a new one 1 week ago. I have woken up chonking several times as the new slimline shape, means that it does not stay in place. I remould it and it seems to be working better. You have to move the bottom teeth tray foward to atleast 3 notches, pull it out of the water whilst it is still boiling and semi-scald you mouth, whilst very aggressively biting down on it until the mould cools.

The product was excellent until it came to adjusting the size. The hinges at the side are made of plastic and snapped immediately. Real shame.

These are not real VitalSleep mouthguards, they are a cheap, very poor clone.

Wanted to replace the mouthpiece I'd been using for a couple of years, but received a used and broken item in a new package. Still has somebody's toothpaste on it.