Is this considered a hulless or low hull product? My son just had braces placed and I'm looking for a product he can have.
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I am not positive about the hulless-ness. But it is the best popcorn I have ever had. I would think that it does not have as many hulls as I have dental work that it would bother if it did. I never have a problem with it. Maybe you can email them and see.
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No. I don't think they are hulless but they are definitely low hull compared to yellow popping corn. Much softer and less stuff in your teeth.
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My daughter wears the brace all day especially during Track Meet days. She has not expressed any discomfort from extended use. She doesn't sleep in it.
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I agree with T.K.; it's great. Mine continued to stretch out for awhile, so I'd recommend marking the brace height and checking it every once in awhile.
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That is what it says and I have taken my girls to the orthodontist and they say it appears to be working. It is just getting my daughters to use it more often. Not sure if it works that well on a chip. This is from having braces and not taking care of their teeth better. Tried a Dr. Collins Resore before this but the price went up double the next time I tried to reorder.
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Good day, the Hullavator includes the hardware to mount to our AeroBlade and Xsporter load bars. The hardware is the same, as the Hullavator will mount in the channels on the top of the bars. Thank you and have a great day!
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No, it's plastic. The foam that the brace is made of doesn't give, so for me it digs into skin.
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You could always use it in the shower. That's what my son did when he had braces.
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I have these glass tops and they are 3 separate pieces. My aquarium has 2 braces.
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It worked great when I used it,especially as it was easy to use vs. proper laces, but can't honestly compare it to other braces on the market due to no experience with any others, sorry! I finally succumbed to foot surgery due to major pronation of my foot sliding away from my ankle (ouch!), and now I no longer have need for a brace, but it worked fine when I needed it! Sorry I can't be more helpful!
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their not braces. they keep your teeth in place so that there is no movement after braces are taken off. they retain their position, hence the name retainers.
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In my opinion it is personal preference. I asked people at my dentist's office about this and that was their opinion, too, i.e., that upper vs. lower didn't matter with respect to functionality (I asked the people that worked at my dentist's rather than the dentist, since my dentist isn't happy about patients using mouth guards that are not purchased through him). My daughter has been using a lower J&S mouth guard, while I have been using an upper J&S guard. We are both happy. The guards are both of them comfortable, and have been protecting against tooth wear, so both are doing what they are supposed to.
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I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems since March. Having used both I can verify for myself that there is not much difference. Hope this helps! I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems... » Read More I have always had night guards for my upper teeth, never for the bottom. WebMD says that upper night guards are the norm though lower night guards might done due to braces etc. It also says to consult with your dentist. In the past I have been recommended a night guard by dentists and have purchased them through dentists but was very put off by the price tag they wanted. The dental assistants suggested there was not much difference between what I could get from the secondary market from what the dentist would provide. Which is why I ordered this one which I have been suing with no problems since March. Having used both I can verify for myself that there is not much difference. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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This is a light brace. I have bad arthritis in both my knees (one needs to be replaced, maybe this winter) and it does help quite a bit. It is not as much support as one of the hinged braces, but it is not as cumbersome either. It provides compression and light support to keep the knee stable and take some of the pressure off it. It's also more breathable than most braces so more comfortable to wear. It's not a miracle cure, but it's about the best soft brace I've ever tried.
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I found a much better retinol product. Afirm produces a superior retinol product ( Afirm 1X, Afirm 2X, and Afirm 3X) to Babyface. It comes in three strengths and does not have pore clogging ingredients. I have been using it for a month and I love it!
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The original pillow I got was only hulls. I guess some people felt it wasn't soft enough (frankly I didn't mind it at all - as I have used a buckwheat pillow before). I just recently received a bag of foam to incorporate with the hulls to make the pillow softer. I didn't notice any "ingredient" information on the package. I haven't done actually mixed my foam yet. This said, I'd bet you could request only hulls.
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Because it has a plastic flexible rod on either side of the brace, it does not roll down. It does not slide down nor fall down. I am very pleased with it as other braces made of rubbery material gave me a rash and sweated. This brace is fantastic.
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Yes, this is exactly what I did. My wife's kayak did not originally have braces so I bought these. Each brace requires just two holes. It was a pretty simple installation.