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Why it works
Clinically Proven:
SNORPLE® is the #1 and only anti-snoring consumer mouthpiece to prevent tongue snoring and jaw snoring with 9 adjustment positions.
No other snoring mouthpiece can make this claim.
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Our Products
SNORPLE® -
is a combination MAD & TSD device designed with two ways to get you better
A mandibular advancement device (MAD) is a type of oral appliance that is worn in the mouth during sleep to help alleviate snoring. It works by moving the lower jaw (mandible) slightly forward, which helps to open the airway in the back of the throat and reduce the vibrations that cause snoring.
Holding the tongue down while sleeping can help prevent snoring because the tongue can block the airway when it is in a relaxed position. When the airway becomes narrowed or obstructed during sleep, it can cause vibrations in the throat and result in snoring.
One way to hold the tongue down is by using a tongue-stabilizing device (TSD). A TSD is a type of oral appliance that sits on top of the tongue and helps to keep it from falling backward while sleeping. This can help to open the airway and reduce the risk of snoring.
Snorple functions as a MAD without the tongue component, or as a combination MAD & TSD, which no other device on the market can offer you.
PRICED FROM $29.95 to $79.95
SNORPLE® has Helped Thousands of People
Stop Snoring
“I have been using this snorple mouth piece for years... when I forget to use the snorple, I feeling like crap, I'm tired and my wife hates me... without it I never getting into a deep peaceful sleep."
"I'm giving top marks after a full two weeks of use. I'm shocked that this thing works and my wife, for the first time in years, sleeps through the night because I'm not waking her up."
“The product seems to be working fairly well for me. I continue to use it because I am sleeping much better and I am simply monitoring the other conditions and mitigating them as best I can. All in all I am very happy with the product.”
Matthew C.