VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece, Comfortable & Adjustable Fit Snore Guard, Stops Snoring for Restful Sleep, USA Made, BPA Free & FDA Cleared Anti-Snore Device – Women's Size

Great alternative to cpap. I could not sleep with cpap, tried this and it works. I use Autosleep app which detects/records snoring, coughing, etc and when I use it I usually have zero minutes of snoring. I also am using invisalign and I buy another one about 2 more times while I'm on invisalign, it molds right over the aligners. Only downside is it makes you breathe through your mouth, mouth gets dry and I get phlegmy during the night.

This is the anti-snore mouthpiece you want! The moldable part is easy to mold to your teeth and it doesn’t flatten out or lose the mold as fast as some I have already tried. The size of the adjustable plastic piece is smaller than the clear ones for a similar price and that’s what I really like because it doesn’t hold my mouth open while I sleep. Why is that important? Because then you’ll drool onto your pillow if the total mouthpiece size is too big. I love the fact that it’s adjustable with notches on the side to help line everything up. Let me reiterate the importance of a smaller size…you won’t drool! That’s a plus. If you can’t naturally close your mouth with this or any other, look for a smaller one right away.My wife said that my snoring is gone and sounds more like heavy breathing. So, it works to keep my lower jaw forward and prevent the material back there from getting too close to the back of my throat, which causes me to snore.Storage during the day is the container it comes with...this is the only thing I do not like because it is sized almost too perfectly for the mouthpiece. If you fit it to your teeth and your mouth is wide, it will widen the entire mouthpiece. Out of the box - it fit in the container perfectly. After heating and fitting it (from my mouth), it got wider and had to be squeezed into the container. It was literally a MM too big and squeezing it into that container would not have been good in the long run because it eventually will not fit my mouth anymore. Luckily, I kept my old container from a previous mouthpiece that was bigger...because the entire mouthpiece was bigger! That's why I got this one.

I was hopeful when I ordered this product. I had hoped it would be the ideal travel device in lieu of more expensive ones. I followed the directions and fit it to my mouth. It felt tight but ok, not unlike mouth guards for martial arts like I had used before. My first night, I made it about two hours and took them out. While I don't think I was snoring, my jaw started to ache. The next night, I tried to keep them in longer. My lower jaw hurt even more and it felt like one of my teeth was more painful than the other. Then, on the third night, I woke up in a puddle of drool, jaw still hurting and I realized I had wasted $60. It didn't work for me and I don't think I'm going to try any further. Lesson learned. Also, I'll share two more things. The little arrow for orientation is damn near impossible to find in the dark and I wonder if the lack of a tongue brace like other brands is part of the problem. I wish I had better luck with it.

The item is bulky. It hampered my sleep, waking up every hour or so. The lower jaw was pushed forward but didn't prevent my tongue from falling into my throat which caused snoring. The device hampered my natural bite so closing my mouth and chewing is difficult for a few hours in the morning. Amazon does not allow me to return the product so I figured I would just give a review. Maybe if you have a very large mouth then this would work. Can you fit a billard ball in your mouth? I have a rather average sized head. I got a nice pillow for a cheaper price than this device so that I can sleep on my side. I am normally a back sleeper because my shoulders are so big since I lift weights. But a good pillow for your head and another between your knees for keeping your spine straight worked magic.So skip the useless and expensive device and get yourself a nice pillow instead.Cheers!

First of all, it does completely stop snoring, when it works. The VitalSleep was my old go-to since around 2017. Please note that Every other full circular impression mouthpiece is worse than this one. Others are either tremendously bulky, more painful, or don't take tooth impressions as well.Why I say when it works:1. There's a lot of hard plastic on the inside that scrapes against your mouth and causes irritation over time. It ended up being something I couldn't rely on every night because of this, I've always had to take breaks.2. To advance your jaw, it applies pressure from the outside pushing in on your upper front teeth, and from the inside pushing out on your inner front teeth that leaves them sore in the morning and the pain can take a couple hours to fade.3. The mouthpiece contains a plastic screw mechanism that can melt when you are performing the molding process. If the threads melt, you are left with a mouthpiece with stripped threads that slides back and forth and is ready for the garbage bin.Fortunately for us and maybe unfortunately for them ZQuiet Advance is around now and it is far closer to the prescription only advancement devices (and perhaps even superior in some ways). I'd guess that within the next year or so VitalSleep will do another revision, but until then their competition is the only one that completely leaves your front teeth alone and only forms to the incisors and molars and that is hugely more comfortable to wear.I've gone back and forth between leaving a 3 or 2 star rating because of the difficulties, but decided I certainly can't leave lower than 3 for a product that did at least successfully take my SnoreLab recordings from Epic to completely quiet.

I can’t review the effectiveness of this item. It is much too narrow for my mouth. I ordered another product not specifically for women and it fits. I sincerely feel this would fit a preteen or younger. Packaging was great, directions for use were great; it was just too narrow.