VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece, Comfortable & Adjustable Snore Guard, Quiets Snoring, USA Made, BPA Free & FDA Cleared Anti-Snore Device – Men’s Size

This SO WORKS! My bottom jaw is smaller than my top as I was born with only three front bottom teeth which causes my bottom jaw to slide back resulting in snoring. I am not overweight. Don't smoke. Am generally healthy. I have tried EVERYTHING. CPAP (no!), mouth guards for grinding, nasal dilators, nasal sprays, the thing that holds your tongue out, throat exercises and SnoreLab tracking. I habitually practice lips together, teeth apart, tongue on the top of my mouth. Nothing has worked. I only ordered this as it was returnable.I followed fitting directions. Left it in its preset "neutral" position. Yes, it's a little bulky but much less so than others I've tried. Another reviewer suggested placing your tongue against the front opening, which I did. Went to bed with low expectations. Crazy surprised when I slept, hard, without issue. I grabbed my phone and checked my app and saw my score was 2! I listened to see if I made any sounds, snores, coughs or anything, and I only score a 2 as my cat was purring so loud! This worked! I didn't snore. My jaw was relaxed as I didn't (couldn't) grind. No headache since I wasn't clenching.My jaw was a little sore for the first few minutes upon waking, nothing horrible.As for the company, I made a small user error and emailed them to see if they could help, on a Saturday, and they immediately responded with the solution! Great customer service!I'm only one night in, but one night with real sleep is literally worth the cost alone.Try it.Ps not sponsored. Just SO GRATEFUL I can sleep, nap, vacation with friends and family and not be embarrassed and can wake up actually feeling rested.

I wish I could have received a refund for this. I do not recommend this as this hurt my teeth and basically felt like it was pulling it out. This did more damage than good.

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 have had a bad time sleeping over the last few years before purchasing this product.I purchased this product along with several other products to try and improve my sleep. I tried a few of the other products first. (All other products for this I wouldn't even rate a 3 our of 5, so far)I was initially disappointed with this product. After forming it to my mouth, it felt good initially, but only for that first hour or two. Then, when it dried out, it somehow became deformed and restricted a little and pulled inwards by a large, significant amount. I used some other products in between to try and find something that worked.After trying this again, the second time, because I was still disappointed in other products, I completed the forming process a second and then a third, and forth time, over the time-frame of a week or so. About the fourth time, the form was correct and stayed permanently where I needed it to be. (After a few months, I still needed to try it again for a fifth time in order to improve the fit again, and I haven't done that yet.)After being correctly formed (which should be in the directions to repeat the process, and let it dry out to see how it fits, and then retry it again, until the molding fits correctly) I was able to use it for sleeping without feeling like it re-arranged my teeth, horribly, overnight.After the fit was completed and comfortable, I don't sleep without it!I always brush and floss my teeth prior to using it and after waking in the morning. I also clean the mouth guard with my toothbrush and paste to clean it well.It works great!The only drawback that I have with it was the creating a good fit process, which took 4 or more times before it fit correctly, after drying out for 24 hours or longer, which should be a part of the process.Additionally, the locking mechanism on mine is broken with the lower jaw fully extended, and can't be brought back to a normal position. This actually works in my favor and it is my tongue and lower jaw sagging into my breathing passageway that causes my snoring and breathing problems. So, having it lock in the farthest out position, while a bit uncomfortable at first, was a real life saver later on, for my sleep.I would like the directions to include a 24 hour drying period prior to testing to see if it fits and repeating the process for several time as part of the "to be expected" process for fitting it to your mouth and an improvement on the locking mechanism to keep the lower jaw in place.But, either way, it works amazing for me. (I never wanting to even be tested for sleep apnea or get those horrendous CPAP machines.(The other product that I use every night is the nose airway opener insert which keeps my nose passageway open when I sleep on my face, which happens nightly)The only other note is that because it leaves my mouth open most of the night, I have to clean my pillow case weekly do to the excessive saliva while I sleep. This is not really a big issue for me since I was so used to sweating all night long and drenching my bedding due to a lack of oxygen all night. Cleaning the pillow case is no big deal. Now, I clean them once a week, which should be everyone's normal anyways.I hope that this helps you with an honest review! - J Wehr