When using it, do you just put your face in the general vicinity of the mouthpiece part, or are you supposed to actually cover it with your mouth?
352765
I had covered my mouth into the mouthpiece. I found doing that was the most benefit.
352766
I do both. When I want more intense steam, I put my face (nose and mouth) up against the flexible plastic. When I want less intensity, I just hover above it and continue to inhale strongly. Every time I use it, I feel more relaxed and my nasal passage feels better.
352767
You physically put your face onto the mouth and nose piece. So yes, you actually cover it with your mouth
1514655
Same as a regular mouthpiece. There is a piece that slides into the air holes to keep them open then you just boil it.
222899
You need to place the mouth piece face to you, because my open vertical.. It's not visable. You need to squeeze both side until your fingers toucher each other. Do the same for the top & bottom. It should opens the mouth piece. Hope that help
192855
I did not experience any soreness, did you adjust it to fit as snugly as possible? Mine fits on the teeth but not low enough to reach my bottom gums. I am continually surprised it's still in my mouth in the morning.
76858
Nope does not work get the mouth piece that lasts forever. It's the one that you boil and set your bottom jaw slightly forward. That works for the most part.
1154141
it is defined as full face, but it hurts the bridge of my nose that way, so i am using it as a nose mask and it has no air leaks that way, either. in fact, it might even fit a little better that way, with the top of it sitting above the bridge of my nose. i like it that way MUCH better!
651822
You pretty much have to boil water, remove it from the heat source and submerge any mouthguard in order to properly fit it. This is no exemption. It comes with the instructions. Don't "boil" the mouthguard like everbody is saying. Boil water, then put the mouthguard in it. Just follow the instructions.
1209238
After blowing it out, I also find it helpful to let it sit it out for a day or two (with no mouthpiece attached) un-cased in a nice dry spot. Seems giving mine a break like this aids in the play for next time. It's tempting to just immediately place it back in the case but it won't ultimately dry out as thoroughly.
882455
It is a very low profile mouthpiece. I have TMJ and this did not cause any issues with any sort of hyperextension of my jaw. It is also very comfortable in that you can easily close your lips while you have it in - nothing bulky about it in my opinion.
1209239
As Peter said. Apparently this is the way they all work. Push the button in and blow HARD. When you remove the mouthpiece it's a good idea to make sure it's dry.
1505715
You want to use a thin layer of gel so that it doesn't squish out and get all over your gums. You want to put the gel on the part of the tray that lays against your teeth. I used a small paintbrush to apply the gel. Often, I would paint it directly onto my teeth and then cover them with the mouth tray.
1302281
Not speciffically a safety mouthpiece, although there is a little ridge where it does kind of snap into place. You would have to suck pretty hard before it would come out, so it most likely wouldn't happen by accident.
1093853
You blow at about an inch distance from the hole indicated by a circular blue lit chamber. So you're not putting your mouth on it at all. It's quite sanitary. And accurate nonetheless.
1200054
Yes, you need to carefully slip it off. It is gripped on tightly to the mouth piece, so be careful and remove it gently.
1526770
Yep. Same here. Just peel it off before installing the facemask. Mine was already loose. If yours isn't warm it up with a hair dryer and it should come off easily.
1514657
Hi Anne,You put it in hot water (can't remember how long but it's very well explained in the notice). You put it in your mouth and bite for about a minute.Keep a glass of fresh water next to you. it's easy to burn yourself.If you fail have a good mold on the first try, it's going to be hard to recover. But it is the same for all molded mouth-guards in general.
931997
Hi, I have used it with the earmuffs wrapped around the back of my head instead of over the top, however it is a bit tight & I find it better for me using ear plugs instead. BTW, Great face shield, the best I have ever used!