Product description:
An adjustable anti-snoring device with a customized fit, SnoreRx Plus holds your jaw slightly forward to open your airway and prevent snoring while allowing for vertical jaw movement. Fitting handle included.
Made in United States
PART 1: CUSTOM FITTING
Ensure the SnoreRx mouthpiece is properly and securely attached to the fitting handle before beginning
Using a microwave, bring a mug of water to a full boil.
Holding the end of the fitting handle, submerge the SnoreRx into the mug of boiled water for
Use the fitting handle to remove SnoreRx from the hot water. Dip it into the bowl of cool tap water for
The top of the device is indicated by the word "SQUEEZE" on both sides. Center your upper and lower teeth into the top and bottom trays of the SnoreRx, then bite down firmly and hold for
Remove SnoreRx from your mouth and place it in the bowl of cool water for
The fitting process may be performed a maximum of two (2) times.
Take SnoreRx out of the cool water. Separate it from the fitting handle by pushing the end of the handle off the device. Your SnoreRx is now custom-fitted to your mouth and
PART 2: ADJUSTING THE DEVICE
SnoreRx is micro-adjustable in 1mm increments.
Do not rest your fingers on the bottom tray.
See full instruction videos at snorerx.com/support.
PART 3: PROPER USAGE
Begin wearing SnoreRx at the
To help acclimate your mouth, wear the device for
Wear each adjustment setting for
3mm and 5mm
If snoring persists, advance the device by 1mm and repeat
on your side or stomach
If the device causes you to wake during the night, remove it and go back to sleep. Over successive nights, you should be able to wear it for progressively longer periods
PART 4: CLEANING & CARE
gently brush
Allow the device to
Store SnoreRx in the
Warnings:
Use of SnoreRx may cause:
Pain or soreness to the temporomandibular joint
Excessive salivation
SnoreRx should not be used by those who:
Have a history of TMD, temporomandibular disorder
Have loose teeth or advanced periodontal disease
Have implants, crowns, or caps unless approved by their dentist
Snoring may be a sign of sleep apnea, a serious medical condition. Consult your dentist or physician to determine whether sleep apnea may be a factor.
Discontinue use and contact your dentist
Size Reference for SNORERx Stop Snoring Mouthguard
Available Sizes:
