Comments on: Stop Snoring & Sleep Apnea with Non Invasive Comfortable Mouthpiece http://www.needingsleep.com/stop-snoring-sleep-apnea-with-non-invasive-comfortable-mouthpiece/ Everyone Needs A Good Night Of Sleep Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:15:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: LP Meister http://www.needingsleep.com/stop-snoring-sleep-apnea-with-non-invasive-comfortable-mouthpiece/comment-page-1/#comment-1982 LP Meister Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:04:32 +0000 http://www.needingsleep.com/stop-snoring-sleep-apnea-with-non-invasive-comfortable-mouthpiece/#comment-1982 It's hard enough to spend $50 for a piece of plastic, but a well engineered medical device might warrant it. But Noiselezz and the seller ShopWars fall down on all accounts. First, I've never seen a medical product delivered WITHOUT ANY INSTRUCTIONS, CARE OF, CAUTIONS, Etc. Usually you get pages of stuff you don;t want to read, but this came with NOTHING. I had to go to the web site to see if I was putting it in properly (I wasn't, according to the 1 paragraph instruction). Second, the claims can't be true (Fits 98% of people without adjustment - yea right). And third I made the failure of not checking the return policy - they won't take a return nor refund it. So much for standing behind your product. The device itself is so uncomfrotable, I can not get to sleep with it in, so I stopped trying to use it after several nights attempt to do so, and now can't return it. <br /> <br />I may try another device, that does offer a moneyback guarantee, but to say the least, I'm disappointet Amazon works with this seller and product. Rating: 1 / 5 It’s hard enough to spend $50 for a piece of plastic, but a well engineered medical device might warrant it. But Noiselezz and the seller ShopWars fall down on all accounts. First, I’ve never seen a medical product delivered WITHOUT ANY INSTRUCTIONS, CARE OF, CAUTIONS, Etc. Usually you get pages of stuff you don;t want to read, but this came with NOTHING. I had to go to the web site to see if I was putting it in properly (I wasn’t, according to the 1 paragraph instruction). Second, the claims can’t be true (Fits 98% of people without adjustment – yea right). And third I made the failure of not checking the return policy – they won’t take a return nor refund it. So much for standing behind your product. The device itself is so uncomfrotable, I can not get to sleep with it in, so I stopped trying to use it after several nights attempt to do so, and now can’t return it.

I may try another device, that does offer a moneyback guarantee, but to say the least, I’m disappointet Amazon works with this seller and product.
Rating: 1 / 5

]]> By: KB http://www.needingsleep.com/stop-snoring-sleep-apnea-with-non-invasive-comfortable-mouthpiece/comment-page-1/#comment-1981 KB Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:01:07 +0000 http://www.needingsleep.com/stop-snoring-sleep-apnea-with-non-invasive-comfortable-mouthpiece/#comment-1981 This device works. The first two nights I woke up with it out of my mouth (like the instructions said might happen) but after that it stayed in all night. It worked, I stopped snoring, and my husband and daughter were greatly relieved. So was I! How nice to sleep through the night and not wake with my heart pounding or with reflux! <br /> <br />But after the third or fourth night my front lower teeth were quite sore in the morning. They were taking all the pressure of holding my jaw forward. After a while I'd sleep with it only three nights in a row to keep my teeth from getting so sore and from shifting forward. <br /> <br />I later switched to a fitted appliance -- so that the pressure is evenly taken by all the teeth -- and I do not have the sore teeth problem. So that is why I say this works short-term but not long-term for me. <br /> <br />I had a bit of a drooling problem, which I solved by brushing with a baking soda/salt mixture at bedtime instead of toothpaste. The sweetness of the toothpaste caused the drooling but the baking soda greatly decreased it, although did not eliminate it entirely. But not breathing is a bigger problem than drooling, so sleeping with an apnea appliance is well worth it! <br /> <br />Mrs. KB Rating: 2 / 5 This device works. The first two nights I woke up with it out of my mouth (like the instructions said might happen) but after that it stayed in all night. It worked, I stopped snoring, and my husband and daughter were greatly relieved. So was I! How nice to sleep through the night and not wake with my heart pounding or with reflux!

But after the third or fourth night my front lower teeth were quite sore in the morning. They were taking all the pressure of holding my jaw forward. After a while I’d sleep with it only three nights in a row to keep my teeth from getting so sore and from shifting forward.

I later switched to a fitted appliance — so that the pressure is evenly taken by all the teeth — and I do not have the sore teeth problem. So that is why I say this works short-term but not long-term for me.

I had a bit of a drooling problem, which I solved by brushing with a baking soda/salt mixture at bedtime instead of toothpaste. The sweetness of the toothpaste caused the drooling but the baking soda greatly decreased it, although did not eliminate it entirely. But not breathing is a bigger problem than drooling, so sleeping with an apnea appliance is well worth it!

Mrs. KB
Rating: 2 / 5

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