Mack's makes over 7 different snore blockers. How to choose which one to use? I want something comfortable to drown out my wife's snoring.
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The soft silicone ones are fantastic. Keep your ears very clean and you might get 5-6 days of use. I've been using these for over 10 years and no complainants.
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I like the soft silicone/wax ones because you can mold them to your ear. It is my understanding that are ear canals are not the same, so it is nice to have them fit my ear's shape.I hope this helps.
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Everyone has their own preference but many people find the Mack's moldable silicone to be the most comfortable. Earplugs are inexpensive enough that it makes sense to try a few different Mack's Earplugs styles to see which is best for you.
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I like the soft silicone/wax ones because you can mold them to your ear. It is my understanding that are ear canals are not the same, so it is nice to have them fit my ear's shape. I hope this helps.
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It doesn't that I know of. It's a sports mouth piece. Our kid's use it for Taekwondo..... If you want to stop snoring, we have used R.C. - an essential oil blend that you can get here and it works AMAZING: https://www.youngliving.com/signup/?sponsorid=1484118&enrollerid;=1484118
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I was able to check this out this morning as my wife was snoring due to cold/flu. With the aware option on, you'll hear white noise and full blown snoring. Tune off the aware the normal deep breathing sound are masked completely and in my estimation the snoring goes from 10 on a 10 scale to a 1. You'll still hear a tiny bit but I really had to listen closely to distinguish the snoring from the white noise.
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I first found Snorepin, a similar project. That product was a lot better than nothing, but fell out nearly every night. I got tired of having to search for them. In addition, the piece connecting the two cones broke and I had to tied them together with several thicknesses of dental floss, which was better than nothing but which had several limitations, So I tried NasiVent, New Model. I was considering simply ordering the extra large size, but relented and bought the variety pack, with four sizes included. I was glad I did that. The size that fits me the best is Large, and I wouldn't have been nearly as happy with extra large as I am with large. That being said, I left the large pair at a cabin that I seldom go to, which left me with the small, medium, and extra large. The medium was just too small. The extra large was too large, but following directions I saw somewhere I began trimming them down with scissors, and I have them so that they work pretty well, though they are still a tad too large. I like the material these are made of, soft but still rigid enough to do the job. In addition, one thing I didn't like about Snorepin was that the piece of material connecting the two cones was too short for me; the NasiVent is much more satisfactory to me. Finally, due to the material, or design, or combination of both, the large size never falls out and the extra large size seldom falls out. So for me this brand works a lot better.
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Not 100% sure but I would be willing to bet they would block out all but the worst snorers. They are comfortable so you could sleep with them so give them a try.
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I'm a retired nurse and long time sufferer of GERD which is a severe form of heartburn. The Leachco Snoogle pillow will be a better choice for several reasons . First, it will allow your wife to utilize it for different positioning throughout her pregnancy. Second' I've been able to contort the pillow in such a way as to maximum support of my upper body. It keeps me in an upright position which really minimizes the effects of my GERD. Lastly, it is pliable but sturdy so she could utilize it after her delivery as well.
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I got these for my husbands snoring to block it out. It did not work. It somewhat muffles the sound kinda like if you are under water and you can still hear all the loud noise in the pool area, it's just not as clear. For the price they are worth trying. The quality is very good. They are attached to something that can go around your neck. As far as quality I'd say excellent. Maybe I'm not inserting properly or my husbands snoring is unbearable. I can hear him in another room with my door shut and our bedroom door shut. Give them a try, they seem pretty nice quality. Very durable better than the foam for sure.
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I don't own the 3M Peltor Tactical Sport Hearing Protector but according to the specs, they do not suppress as much as the Howard Leight by Honeywell (Which I did buy & use). For me the Howard Leight muffs are comfortable & work great at the range. I can hear everyone talking and they muffle the sound very well. They are also cheaper!
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If you really want burp-free, I would get the ones that say "burp-less" or "burp-free" right on the front label. NatureMade does have that type.But I quit buying NatureMade because their flip-up bottle cap lids keep breaking off - so annoying. So I switched to SunDown NAturals (orange bottle), whose caps are perfect. They make a 1200 mg fish oil (720 mg omega-3, when you take 2 capsules per day as recommended) that is odor-less and "minimizes fishy burps" and is easy to swallow. They also have a 1400 mg fish oil where you only have to take 2 capsule per day, also odorless and minimizes fishy burps. If you really want burp-free, I would get the ones that say "burp-less" or "burp-free" right on the front label. NatureMade does have that type.But I quit buying NatureMade because their flip-up bottle cap lids keep breaking off - so annoying. So I switched to SunDown NAturals (orange bottle), whose caps are perfect. They make a 1200 mg fish oil (720 mg omega-3, when you take 2 capsules per day as recommended) that is odor-less and "minimizes fishy burps" and is easy to swallow. They also have a 1400 mg fish oil where you only have to take 2 capsule per... » Read More If you really want burp-free, I would get the ones that say "burp-less" or "burp-free" right on the front label. NatureMade does have that type.But I quit buying NatureMade because their flip-up bottle cap lids keep breaking off - so annoying. So I switched to SunDown NAturals (orange bottle), whose caps are perfect. They make a 1200 mg fish oil (720 mg omega-3, when you take 2 capsules per day as recommended) that is odor-less and "minimizes fishy burps" and is easy to swallow. They also have a 1400 mg fish oil where you only have to take 2 capsule per day, also odorless and minimizes fishy burps. « Show Less
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I tried a few different ones. Nit the snoogle but I do like this one alot. Worked great for me during pregnancy and then after in a chair to breastfeed.
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I think it does honestly. The small cut out in the middle of the mouthpiece allows for easier breathing and the guard itself keeps your jaw aligned, therefore I'd think your airway would be consistently open? I used to snore at times, but haven't noticed snoring anymore.
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I would strongly recommend a real mouth guard, this pops on and off very easily, plus you need to worry about biting your tongue! Also most sports have pretty specific safety requirements.
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I used the one from the manufacturer! I read you could use other bubbles but I chose to use the ones recommended at least for this first go round!
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I'm considering CBRN Requirement and using only NIOSH approved masks too. They're much more expensive though. Looks like the SGE 400/3 BB is the lowest cost mask that meets the requirements (maybe)
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Let's face it: if you're in the same room with a snorer, you're out of luck. This is a wonderful little machine, and its purpose is to provide a nice steady ambient noise. It's great for helping you stay asleep through occasional sounds like cars going down the street or the furnace kicking on and off. But if you're partnered with someone who snores loudly, you're still gonna hear that. Best I can tell you is try the machine out, and if it doesn't drown out the sawmill next to you, take it to another room and shut the door behind you!
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The only effect it should have to surrounding people/sleepers is to offer a bit of white noise for their sleep and peace, rather than the ongoing crescendo of the common buzz-saw sound we snorers make. I now use a c-pap, and it works just fine, and I find myself finding less reason to use it, since my wife no longer elbows me in the ribs. My sleep-breathing/snoring has dissipated somewhat, and the use of the noise machine works even better. Go figure.
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WoodyKnows Nasal Dilator gently opens up nasal passages from within for easier breathing. It can relieve nasal congestion and reduce snoring.People who snore often have too much nasal or throat tissue. WoodyKnows nasal dilators is designed to reduce snoring and nasal congestion casued by nasal problems but not by throat problems. Even though WoodyKnows nasal dilators work greatly for lots of nasal snoring sufferer, we understand it may not suit some throat snoring sufferer. If this is the case, please do not hesitate to contact us at the link below and we will try our best to help you.