how does it work to prevent snoring?
784639
I have no clue, but I would have to say that it more than likely, help a lot. From the design and fit. I'll make the kid wear his and find out.
784640
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
784641
Don't know but as it tends to hold open jaw slightly it may.there are mouthpieces made especially for snoring as they tend to force the lower jaw slightly forward to keep the windpipe open.try searching for these
784642
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
1694799
The affect on snoring is mild but noticeable--I have been told. Since I am wearing it and asleep I cannot say for certain. Because the snoring originates in a different place in the throat and mouth, if you still have neck fat or tonsils or other restrictions then you will still snore. However, they have been invaluable towards keeping an airway open, causing me to sleep better, and cost less than strips. Sometimes you wake up and its gone--not because it fell out but in sleep you pull it out. As long as you can find it in the sheets, you're good.
1176889
Due to a medical condition, I can only sleep slightly elevated on my back, which insures that I snore. I had already used this product on a trans-Atlantic flight, where it kept my mouth firmly shut, and I slept comfortably in an upright position, with no neck wobble. I tried this in my own bed, and if on firmly enough (leave enough room to insert one finger), there is no way the jaw can drop. In addition, it has helped eliminate neck pain.
450012
I can not answer to the snoring part as I can not hear myself, however this does not make my teeth and jaw hurt. I am 41 and have a very tiny mouth. The orthodontist had to use pediatric molds to cast my teeth 6 years ago. It does take 2-3 weeks to get used to wearing it though. I use for teeth grinding.
168376
It's a one piece design which goes upper and lower teeth. Initially it was difficult to adjust, your body won't accept but once you get used to it, it was good. Minimized snoring, I still snore but sound drastically reduced. Hope that helps.
1449237
It works best if you put it in your mouth and then hock it up into the back of your sinuses. It doesn't fall out that way. (no, don't do that, kidding). You simply press one half into each nostril - pretty simple. They do tend to fall out while sleeping.
2221968
I do every night (or day) - my wife snores pretty badly, plus I sometimes work nights and sleep days. These keep all the normal household noises from waking me up or keeping me from sleeping. Best to use with WhiteNoise app to add a soothing random noise to cover up the noise. The isolation is a combination of the covering noise and the insulation of the fit.
1136124
Hi! I believe to help keep any and all air out. I use mine and I love it!!! I sleep like a baby in it!!!
203340
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!
677681
I don't know, but according to the company website, their is an ongoing study for snoring:http://www.facialflex.com/page.php?id=37
452780
They wouldn't. They would reduce the volume, so perhaps if you can sleep with quiet snoring? Just get a pair of cheap ear plugs which snuff out everything if you want to cancel out snoring.
1426596
I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a Breath Right Strip, it will do the same thing, and work better than this quackery. I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a... » Read More I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a Breath Right Strip, it will do the same thing, and work better than this quackery. « Show Less
450551
It really depends on how loud he talks. I usually can't hear my husband snoring unless he snores very loudly. If I do, I usually will push the seal tighter on my ear plugs or get a new pair so the seal is tight. It will not block out loud noise, but it does a great job of blocking most noise. I think loud noises are tough with any ear protection.
336014
Sorry, I didn't test it for snoring block. Just by projecting from my experience with much louder noise, I would expect the product to be effective for that purpose, too. However, this statement is limited by the fact that I have not tested the product for sleeping convenience: It almost certainly blocks snoring noise, but I have not experienced how it feels on one's ears while asleep.
554928
David, the noise cancelling works by it self without having to plug it into anything, so it should help cut down the snoring noises for your partner. You do need to get the one specific for your intended player, either for apple or Android devices.
705635
yes,,,BUT DONT BUY IT,,,ITS A PIECE OF CRAP,,,it WILL NOT stop you from snoring,,I got my money back
1704552
Then stop buying it. This is not a solution to snoring. Snoring is caused by sleep apnea and it can only be diagnosed with a sleep test - in home or in lab. A CPAP machine, if prescribed, is the only adequate treatment. These things are doing more damage than good and are not addressing the medical root of the problem.