The Snore Wizard

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionThe Snore Wizard Mouthpiece The Snore Wizard Mouthpiece is a simple and effective oral device for use in the treatment of snoring and sleep apnea. Made of special soft feel plastic it comes ready to use. There is no heating or moulding required to achieve a correct fit and you still continue to breathe through your mouth. The SnoreWizard moves the lower jaw slightly forward and holds the mouth slightly open. This improves the airflow at the back of the throat and eliminates snoring in most cases. The Snore Wizard was developed by a dental surgeon and the product has undergone numerous clinical trials in which it was found to reduce snoring and sleep apnea in 94% of research subjects. The Snore Wizard was designed to increase the space behind the tongue by bringing the lower jaw (mandible) forward, opening the airway in the throat and eliminating snoring. Why Most People Snore Normally air passes through the throat to the lungs silently and unhindered. In snorer's however, fatty tissue, tonsils and adenoids can narrow passageways, creating turbulence that makes the throat tissue vibrate. The problem can be exacerbated by excess body weight and/or excessive alcohol consumption prior to sleeping. Snoring has nothing to do with the nostrils. How To Best Prevent Snoring Snoring will not occur if the airway in the throat remains open. This can be accomplished by holding your lower jaw slightly forward during sleep. This is the exact reason that The Snore Wizard was invented. Snoring problems and the more severe form, obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) are common problems found in many households. OSAS is the most well manifested form of snoring diseases in which the affected person stops breathing during sleep due to an obstruction of the airway passage towards the lungs. Due to sleeping problems the affected individuals perform day time activities at a very reduced level, which gives rise to a wide range of problems, both from a medical and a social behavioral point

Features:

Easy to fit, easy to wear & non-intrusive
Designed to treat snoring & sleep apnea
94% success rate
An economical low cost solution. Lasts up to 9 months
Due to hygiene reasons, this is a non-returnable product

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Doesn't help at all
I ordered one of these and tried it for 1 week. Not only did it not help my snoring, I wake up in the middle of the night drowning in my own drool and in the morning I feel as if I was kicked in the jaw by a horse. Throughout the day it takes about 4 hours for my jaw to stop hurting. This was an absolute horrible experience.

Rating:

- it works, but...
Okay, I read the testimonials about SLIGHT DISCOMFORT, or TAKES SOME GETTING USED TO, etc...

Slight discomfort is a pebble in the shoe. This thing HURTS LIKE HELL for the first few nights. "Getting Used To"? You can "get used to" anything, even prison time.

I'm no dummy. I took the reviews and put my Junior College education to use. Here's my unsolicited advice: Put it in an hour or two before bedtime for about four or five nights. Don't sleep with it, just wear it before bed to get used to it. THEN after a few nights put it in for the full night. It works. Prepare to wash your pillowcases as you will drool by the the bucket.

Rating:

- It works
I tried both a c-pap and bi-pap machine for sleep apnea. I could not get used to either of them after trying for several months. The snore wizard works great. It took about a week to get used to. I would wake up and it would not be in my mouth. Now its been about a month and I am used to it and it really helps the sleep apnea.
I did have to trim both the top and the inside bottom part to make it more comfortable, but it does work and I would recommend it for anyone with sleep apnea.

Rating:

- Not worth the price.
My husband snores SO loudly that we thought we'd give this a try. It works for a couple of hours but then his snoring kicks right back in just as if he wasn't using the product at all. It gives him extreme dry mouth, so he wakes up several times in the night to get a drink of water. He also says it's really uncomfortable and tends to take it out in the middle of the night (while he's still asleep).

The company does not offer a money back guarantee, so definitely, buyer beware. Spend your hard earned cash on something else.

Rating:

- Female and a snorer
Being a female and a snorer is embarrassing enough. I am in a new relationship with a wonderful man. Only problem is my snoring keeps him awake at night. I couldn't let something like snoring come between me and the perfect man so I tried this product.
Life changing is an understatement. No more nudging in the middle of the night. No more waking up to find him sleeping (or not sleeping) on the couch. No more of him walking around in a fog because he didn't sleep the night before. We wake up together now. Fully rested and together.
The product only took one night to get used to since I wear dental partials anyway. I have to wear my partials and the Snore Wizard at night. The partials keep the Wizard in place. I sleep through the night now. Small sacrafice to make for the peace this item brings. Best money I've spent in a long time. I don't know if it will work for everyone, but it certainly did for "us".

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