SnoreRX Plus Mouthpiece - The MOST Comfortable Anti-Snoring Device

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00:00 What to Know About Snoring
01:07 Mandibular Advancement Device
01:53 Setting the Mouthpiece
03:22 Making Adjustments
04:20 Sleeping with the SnoreRX
05:33 Final Details
The SnoreX is what’s known as an MAD, or a mandibular advancement device. This works by pushing your lower jaw forward. Snoring occurs when the muscles in your throat become too relaxed, so by pushing your jaw forward, it tightens those muscles and reduces the presence of vibrations!
From the outside, it’s not quite as low-profile as other MAD’s. And in our experience, depending on the size of your mouth, you may not be able to close your mouth completely. We also found that if you have any crowns, bridges, or dentures, you may not receive a great fit. Join Tom as he reviews how to use the SnoreX mouthpiece, including the construction, the proper placement in your mouth, and how to properly clean the mouthpiece.
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[@jonm2522]

According to my wife and kids I used this device last night for the first time on the default settings and they said my snoring was almost down to zero compared to the truck going up a hill., So it works.

[@sakyibellz]

You mean a detroit v8 diesel 😂😂🤣. your comment killed me

[@ateddybear1392]

I’ve been recording my snoring for months now. I’d been snoring 2500-2900 times a night, but since I’ve been wearing this the last week it’s been cut down to 15-30 times a night. Definitely approve

[@huydinh5315]

how do you measure that?

[@saxophonecsb7398]

The best guide video I have seen for this device. Thank you.

[@mariah957]

Oh man, perfect Christmas gift!

[@bethanydamrell553]

Definitely buying the hubby this for Christmas 🎄🤣💯😮‍💨

[@gsmith1919]

I want to try it! My husband needs 3!

[@nancyloring2092]

I am a snorer, so I have been told. I am sure my family would appreciate it if this worked for me. It seems pretty easy to make it fit to your mouth. Kind of like my kids sports mouth guards.

[@CherylMechler]

I have worn a snoreguard for years, this one is a little bulkier, however i gave it a try and it is working. Be patient any snoreguard is hard to get use to, i at first thought this was to loose, but found it is the way i hold my jaw while wearing. I put a little mouthwash on it to make easier to adapt to as i fall asleep. Husband is happy and so am I give it time Good luck beats $1500.00 from the Dentist office

[@intelizWild]

Seems to work pretty well for me. 👍🏼 I have crowns and have no problems.

[@SleepIsTheFoundation]

Good to know!

[@rachelmertz9947]

My husband has sleep apnea, but is not ready to do anything about it yet - as he's too stubborn to admit he needs help. So, my sleep is suffering. I will introduce him to this mouthpiece.

[@almumani]

I had it ,, I neglected it at the beginning it was mild ,,till my heart started suffering,,I bought CPAP machine I used it for one month cost me a lot ,,then I back to jogging 4 times a week,,what I did differently this time ,,I started exercising my throat by shouting as load as I can while jogging,,few days later the apnea disappeared.😁😘

[@shawnpeters2196]

Has it worked for him?

[@rachelmertz9947]

@@shawnpeters2196 My hubs couldn't get used to it - but he really didn't give it a fair try. I'll never stop pleading with him - as we need to do something.

[@djadjadjalminha]

Show him clips of Joe Rogan talking about this. Maybe this will make him lessc ashamed.

[@shaikhtajamul]

Can it help in sleep apnea also?

[@carolynslaughter7354]

What is the difference of the $59. Verses $99.00

[@Themozartthug]

Does it sqeek when you move ur mouth? Mine sqeeks and its really annoying!

[@Whitehawkvisionfilms]

I wanted to see the difference btwn the SnoreX and the SnoreX Plus 😞

[@66SPECTER99]

I find the SnoreRX a little bulky and uncomfortable. The piece that you push to adjust the advancement breaks so easily (the device lasted me less than 2 months). The most comfortable MAD for me is the Somnoguard SPX

[@SleepIsTheFoundation]

That's great feedback! We can certainly see this being a mouthful, so to speak, and there are devices with slimmer profiles on the market.

[@gtrance3567]

It’s creating jaw pain for me. Any idea? Thank you.

[@prateeksidana1390]

But do it helps in snoring? Did it stop snoring for you?

[@gtrance3567]

@@prateeksidana1390 it helped, but not worth the pain.

[@pietperske3583]

Dislocated left shoulder, damaged rotator cuff right shoulder, manufacturer recommends sleeping on side or stomach, yeah right!

[@TriggerTravels]

That thing is anything but comfortable...might as well have an NFL mouthpiece in and try to sleep

[@velvetpunch]

Where's the review????!!!!!! This was an unboxing wth

[@3hooks781]

The title doesn't indicate a review. This is a product demonstrations and set up, if anything.

[@velvetpunch]

These devices don't work anyway! I've tried 2 brands. Started using the devices that suction your tongue forward and I've had pretty good results thus far. Wife says I'm not snoring and according to my Whoop and Oura ring, more restful sleep

[@TeamRocket619]

Dose not work

[@ElvisTranscriber2]

5:00 Hey, you just need to use a *mouth-guard spray* and brush the mouth-guard *IN THE EXACT SAME WAY you would brush it you were using toothpaste* , no saving time or any other benefit, but it will *COST YOU TEN TIMES MORE* THAT'S 10 DOLLARS FOR THE PASTE. Listen, Tom from sleep foundation, don't play down that extortionate price by calling it ten *bucks* which is an expression people use for things that are inexpensive THAT'S all I need to hear to realise you couldn't care less about cost savings when you recommend products

[@joshuathurber2848]

SnoreRX damaged my teeth, and refused to refund, and refused to work with the BBB. DO NOT USE!

[@justsalads]

How did it ruin your teeth?

[@mainesalonelyplace2bvegan87]

😁i would fear BPA chemicals from the plastic🤫 and as soon as one boils the plastic, well that's a great way to hurry up the deterioration process of the chemicals and alloys present in the plastic mouth guard., perhaps mouth taping, and sleeping side to side may be better for our health, as it is important to practice nose breathing & stop mouth breathing.

[@Itsrymo]

Dumb advice and won't effect snoring.

[@shadesofwhite]

DO NOT BUY. It's actually the very worst mouthpiece I've ever used. The 3 pieces fell apart shortly after the 30 day window.

[@shadesofwhite]

SleepPro from the UK is the mouthpiece I've been using for years, the easy fit model. SnoreRX gets more publicity but it's a terrible product.

[@lixonn]

this product is so bad, I cant imagine anybody is satisfied with it. Its got sharp edges and hurts my tongue. Its designed to keep your mouth wide open which is ridiculously bulky and inconvenient. You get what you pay for.