SnoreGuard for Sleep Apnea

A lifechanging device that helps to alleviate sleep apnea symptoms by pulling your jaw forward during sleep, removing blockage and promoting airflow.

• boosts energy and concentration
• get high quality sleep all night
• reduces risk of hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and stroke
• partner doesnt have to listen to your snoring

How Does It Work?

The SnoreGuard works by pulling your jaw forward, holding your muscles so they dont fall onto your airway.

Sleep apnea is caused when your muscles at the back of your throat relax and gravity pulls it down onto your airway.

This causes the blockage and obstruction, causing limited to completely restricted airflow.

The SnoreGuard ensures that airflow is not obstructed on the way into your lungs by anchoring your jaw forward and keeping it from falling backwards.

No longer will you have to worry about impeded airflow while you sleep.

Using the SnoreGuard

We’ve made the SnoreGuard easy to set up and use. Follow these 5 steps to a great nights’ sleep.

Step 1. Prepare a small bowl of hot boiling water.

Step 2. Submerge the SnoreGuard into the boiling water and let sit for 3-5 mins until soft and malleable.

Step 3. Place the Snoreguard into your mouth and encase both your top and bottom teeth into the guard.

Step 4. Hold the guard in place to create a mold of your teeth.

Step 5. After 5 minutes, your mold will be ready to wear.

TIP: If you are unhappy with the fit, repeat steps 1-4 until the guard is snug on your teeth.

Dangers Of Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea is one of the leading causes of chronic fatigue, depression, and cardiovascular health problems.

It might seem fine to lose a little sleep every night, but studies have shown sleep apnea can lead to long term serious health risks, and can sometimes be fatal.

• Cardiovascular Risks
• Metabolic Disorders
• Cognitive Impairments
• Mental Health Effects

Sleep apnea is a serious medical condition and needs to be addressed to reduce the risk of ongoing health problems as well as death.

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