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Stops snoring by gently pushing your jaw forward
When you fall asleep, the muscles in your throat relax and your airway narrows. That narrowing makes the tissue vibrate — which creates the snoring sound. It gently pushes your lower jaw forward, which keeps your airway open and stops the vibration. No noise, no pressure, no side effects.
It pushes your lower jaw forward
It sits comfortably over your teeth and gently advances your lower jaw. This small forward shift is what opens the airway and stops the snoring sound.
Zero preparation, instant fit
Designed to fit comfortably out of the case. No hot water, no heat fitting, no waiting.
Airway stays open while you sleep
With your jaw held slightly forward, the airway cannot collapse or vibrate. Snoring fades within minutes, and you both wake up rested.
Engineered for quiet nights and calm mornings
A scientifically designed, multifunctional mouthguard crafted from soft medical-grade silicone — built to be worn every single night.
Reduces snoring instantly
Keeps your airway open so throat tissues stop vibrating — the root cause of snoring.
Improves breathing in sleep
Smoother airflow all night for deeper, genuinely refreshing rest.
Comfortable adjustable fit
Soft medical-grade material that adapts to the shape of your mouth.
Easy to clean & reuse
Rinse, dry, store. Washable and reusable for long-term nightly use.
Multifunctional support
Helps with snoring, mild sleep apnea, bruxism and jaw alignment.
Compact travel case
A portable blue case keeps it hygienic at home, in hotels and on flights.
four steps to a silent night
No batteries, no straps, no noise. Just a precise, gentle reposition of the jaw and tongue that keeps your airway open while you sleep.
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Rinse & soften
Place the mouthpiece in warm water for a few seconds so it moulds comfortably.
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Fit before bed
Slide it in and bite gently. The jaw sits slightly forward, opening your airway.
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Sleep silently
Air flows freely, vibration stops, and the room stays quiet until morning.
The research behind mandibular advancement
This mouthpiece works on the same jaw-forward principle — mandibular advancement — that sleep medicine has studied for over two decades. Below are some of the key published papers, including the clinical guideline that recommends this class of device for snoring.
European Respiratory Review 2019
For mild cases, a simple mouthpiece performed nearly as well as a full CPAP machine.
Oral appliances cut snoring in most patients, with results close to CPAP for milder cases.
A review pooling 27 controlled trials on oral appliance therapy for snoring and mild-to-moderate sleep-disordered breathing.
Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine 2015
Leading sleep-medicine bodies formally advise doctors to prescribe this class of device for snoring.
Physicians are advised to offer oral appliances rather than no treatment for adults seeking snoring relief.
A joint clinical practice guideline from two major North American sleep-medicine associations.
Thorax 2010
MRI scans confirmed the airway physically widens once the device is worn.
Imaging showed a measurable increase in upper-airway volume with the appliance in place.
A 3D MRI study measuring upper-airway shape with and without a mandibular advancement splint fitted.
European Journal of Orthodontics 2001
Compared against a dummy device, only the real jaw-forward design actually reduced snoring.
Bed partners reported noticeably quieter nights and better sleep only with the active appliance.
A randomized, placebo-controlled crossover trial comparing an active splint to an inactive control appliance.
Chest 1996
Given a choice between CPAP and a mouthpiece, most patients chose the mouthpiece.
Patients preferred the oral appliance over CPAP despite both reducing snoring meaningfully in mild cases.
A randomized crossover trial comparing a titratable oral appliance with CPAP in snorers and mild OSA patients.
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 2013
Because people actually wore it nightly, users felt just as rested as CPAP users.
Higher nightly adherence let oral appliance users match CPAP users on daytime alertness and quality of life.
A randomized trial comparing one month of oral appliance therapy against CPAP, with objective compliance tracking.
This product is intended for primary snoring in healthy adults and is not a treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. If you suspect a sleep disorder, consult your physician. The studies below relate to the mandibular advancement device category in general and are not specific product endorsements.
Everything you need, nothing extra
- 1x Anti Snore Mouthpiece (medical-grade silicone)
- 1x Compact blue travel & storage case
- Fitting and cleaning instructions
- Product name
- Anti Snore Mouthpiece
- Material
- Soft medical-grade silicone, BPA-free
- Fit
- Adjustable, adapts to mouth shape
- Use
- Snoring, mild sleep apnea, bruxism, jaw alignment
- Care
- Washable, reusable, odourless