The SnoreRx mouthpiece is a simple, cost-effective treatment designed to reduce snoring. You can customise it yourself so it fits your mouth comfortably.

Safe to use

All components are made from premium copolymer materials. There’s no latex, screws, wires, nuts, bolts or springs.

Customised fit

You customise SnoreRx using the ‘boil and bite’ process to make an accurate impression of your mouth.

Adjustable

SnoreRx is the only anti-snoring mouthpiece that offers precise calibration in 1mm increments. No tools are required to set or reset.

SnoreRx is a semi-custom mandibular advancement device (MAD) that gently advances the lower jaw forward. It opens your airway at night, improves breathing and reduces the irritating snoring sound. Unlike other snoring mouthguards, SnoreRx can be calibrated to a custom setting at any time in 1 millimeter increments to provide optimal comfort and effectiveness.

SnoreRx is comprised of two medical-grade copolymers. All components are latex-free and hypoallergenic.

SnoreRx uses the boil-and-bite process to create a custom impression of your teeth. If your current impression does not clearly display well-defined teeth marks, you may repeat the custom fitting steps. The custom fitting steps can be done a total of two times.

SnoreRx's patented design accomodates adjustment of the lower jaw in one millimeter increments. The lower jaw can be adjusted up to six millimeters.

We recommend to use SnoreRx on the 1 millimeter setting the first night of use. If snoring is not reduced after 3 to 5 nights, the setting can be advanced one additional millimeter. Each setting should be worn a minimum of 3 to 5 nights prior to adjusting. Most users find that snoring is significantly reduced on a setting of 3 to 5 millimeters.

SnoreRx should not be used by individuals who:

• Have central sleep apnea
• Are under the age of 18 years old
• Have a history of TMD, temporomandibular disorder
• Have a respiratory disorder
• Have loose teeth, abscesses, severe gum disease or advanced periodontal disease
• Wear dentures, braces or other dental appliances
• Have implants, crowns or caps unless approved by their dentist