SnoreRX vs PureSleep

SnoreRX and PureSleep belong to the mandibular advancement device (MAD) group. The design forces your jaw forward, which opens up your airway to allow you to breathe while asleep without snoring.

You wear both the SnoreRX and PureSleep inside your mouth.

Snoring Mouthpieces Compared

	SnoreRX	PureSleep
Device Classification	MAD (fixed jaw)	MAD
Fitting Process	Boil and Bite plus Flex Jaw, (ten, 1 mm settings to provide a more customized fit)	Boil and Bite, upper and lower piece fitted separately
Cleaning	Denture tablets plus requires disassembly for complete cleaning	Toothbrush and toothpaste
Versions	One version, over-the-counter	One
Price	$99.00, plus $10 shipping	$59.95, plus $9.99 shipping
My Review	SnoreRX Review	PureSleep Pro Review

MADs generally require boil and fit to customize them to your mouth. Some, like the SnoreRX, have a Flex Jaw or other method to adjust the fit after the boil and bite process.

PureSleep

The PureSleep comes in two parts: an upper piece and a lower piece. You use boil and bite and, since there is no after-fitting adjustment mechanism, you must be careful to ensure a proper fit the first time.

Like the SnoreRX, there are lots of crevices and nooks to clean.

My PureSleep Experience

The ordering process took longer than expected. The company requires a 21-question form answered before they will ship the product. That was okay with me as at least it shows they have an interest in ensuring the user has no medical conditions that result in problems while wearing it.

It took two weeks though after submitting the form and my money, which was a bit annoying.

We took care during the fitting process to get it right since there are no adjustable features on this device.

My wife’s mouth was a bit sore the first four nights, but after that, her mouth must have gotten used to the device and she felt fine.

My son reported no snoring sounds coming from our room when we used the device.

The cleaning process required much more effort than many other snoring mouthpieces. Though we eventually got used to it, we still needed to allot a bit more time than usual for cleaning each morning.

SnoreRX

Despite the odd look due to its technology, specifically the Flex Jaw, the SnoreRX fits comfortably inside your mouth. The Flex Jaw lets you adjust it in very small 1 mm increments to obtain the best fit possible.

One result of the technology is a lot of crevices and crannies, requiring a thorough scrubbing each morning to ensure it gets clean.

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My SnoreRX Experience

My wife and I took our time during the fitting process as a good fit makes a real difference in our previous experiences with MADs. Though I carefully adjusted mine with the Flex Jaw, I awoke with a slightly sore jaw the next morning. A slight mm adjustment fixed the problem on succeeding mornings I felt fine.

The SnoreRX kept us from snoring. My son had no complaints of being kept awake from snoring coming from our bedroom. My wife and I both awoke refreshed each morning and neither of us was awoken in the middle of the night by the other making noise.

The cleaning took quite a bit of time and getting used to as you have to carefully brush it everywhere to ensure no bacteria grows. After the first few mornings, we became more adept at it and it only took a few minutes.

My Recommendation

My wife and I had a better overall experience with the SnoreRX. The cleaning and fitting process, including the ability to adjust it after the boil and bite, made the experience more enjoyable. Both devices, however, stopped our snoring so both work!

If you purchase either mouthguard, make sure to use a SnoreRX coupon or PureSleep Coupon.

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SnoreRX vs VitalSleep

MADS or mandibular advancement devices hold your jaw slightly forward in order to open up your airway and keep you from making any snoring sounds. The SnoreRX and the VitalSleep devices are MADs.

Each of the anti-snoring devices fit inside your mouth. Both are very comfortable to wear.

My wife and I found that we preferred the VitalSleep. The VitalSleep provided a more customized fit, cleaned easier, and cost less than the SnoreRX.

Snoring Mouthpieces Compared

	SnoreRX	VitalSleep
Device Classification	MAD (fixed jaw)	MAD (with side-to-side jaw motion design)
Fitting Process	Boil and Bite plus Flex Jaw, (ten, 1 mm settings to provide a more customized fit)	Boil and Bite plus lower jaw adjustments up to 7 mm
Cleaning	Denture tablets plus requires disassembly for complete cleaning	Toothbrush and toothpaste
Versions	One version, over-the-counter	Two sizes: Large for men and small for women
Price	$99.00, plus $10 shipping	$59.95
My Review	SnoreRX Review

After the boil and bite fitting, we took our time and fiddled with the adjustments settings on both devices to ensure a snug, comfortable fit for each of us. They both worked well. My experience with both of them should enable you to make an informed choice as to which one would be best for you.

VitalSleep

My wife and I found that the unique side-to-side motion allowed by the VitalSleep was one of our favorite features. The jaw adjustments, like with the SnoreRX, enabled us to get a great fit after the initial boil and bite fitting.

Another great feature for us was the cleaning. All you need is a toothbrush and dish soap. There are some cracks and crevices, so you have to take your time to ensure that you get rid of all the bacteria.

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My VitalSleep Experience

The box arrived quickly after placing the order. I bought two, a small one for my wife and large for me. We used boil and bite, and then had to tweak the jaw adjustment with the hex tool provided before we were satisfied with the fit.

My son reported that after we had fallen asleep he heard no noise coming from our room. I had to get up to let the dog out at one point, and noticed my wife silently sleeping.

The next morning, other than a slightly sore jaw which usually happens when I first test a device, I felt great. My wife reported she felt fine too.

The second night I adjusted the device slightly and my jaw felt fine the next morning.

Like the SnoreRX, we had to spend a little more time than we expected to clean it with the toothbrush. It did not take too long though.

Overall, the stop snoring mouthpiece worked as advertised. Wearing it stopped my wife and me from snoring.

SnoreRX

Oddly shaped, the SnoreRX at first appears as if it would be hard to wear. It isn't. The Flex Jaw technology gives it a more advanced look compared to most other MADS.

Once you complete the fitting process, you will find that it is comfortable an easy to wear. The Flex Jaw, with its tiny increments, provides a simple way to ensure the perfect fit. Unlike exclusive boil and bite fitting MADS, if you do not get the fitting perfect the first time, you have the opportunity to correct any mistake you might have made.

You have to use a two-phase process to clean the SnoreRX. Since it has several movable parts, you will need to first scrub the hard-to-reach areas with a toothbrush and then clean it using a denture cleaning tablet.

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My SnoreRX Experience

It was worth the time it took my wife and I to fit the SnoreRX to our mouths. After the first night, I found that I had some soreness in my jaw. However, I adjusted it slightly with the Jaw Flex and the next morning the soreness disappeared.

The device worked well for both of us. I awoke to use the bathroom around 2 am and my wife was sound asleep, and I could barely even hear her breathing. My wife reported the same experience when she went to put the dogs out. Apparently, I was in a deep and soundless sleep.

The first time we cleaned them, it took seemingly forever. We had to get used to scrubbing it and ensuring we got all the little crevices with the brush. The easy part was dropping it along with a denture tablet into a glass of warm water. Eventually, however, we got used to the process.

My Recommendation

The SnoreRX and VitalSleep MADS look different but the fitting, cleaning and results are the essentially the same. Each stopped my wife and me from snoring.

Overall, the price, along with the slightly easier fitting and comfort of the side-to-side jaw movement compared to a fixed jaw position that the SnoreRX device demands, makes me more inclined to recommend the VitalSleep.

If you purchase either mouthguard, make sure to use a SnoreRX coupon or VitalSleep coupon.

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Ripsnore Vs PureSleep

These two MADs (mandibular advancement devices) made by Ripsnore and PureSleep both work with varying degrees of success.

My wife and I slept comfortably while using the PureSleep but the bulky and ill-fitting Ripsnore presented a number of challenges throughout the night.

Snoring Mouthpieces Compared

	Ripsnore	PureSleep
Device Classification	MAD	MAD
Fitting Process	Boil and Bite	Boil and Bite (upper and lower piece fitted separately)
Versions	One Size Fits All	One
Price	$67 version includes free shipoping	$59.95, plus $9.99 shipping
My Review	Ripsnore Review	PureSleep Review

You will need to make sure that the fitting process is done properly with both devices. Understanding a few important details about both devices will help you make an informed decision as to which is best for you.

PureSleep

PureSleep arrives in two parts: one piece is fitted to the upper jaw and the other to the lower. After you determine the most comfortable fit, you will have to use the boil and bite method. The only drawback to this method is that it is impossible to adjust after you change it once, so you must take precaution to fit it correctly.

This product is a little more difficult to clean than other MAPs due to the numerous crevices.

My PureSleep Experience

The ordering and shipping took much longer than most of the other anti-snoring devices I have tried. Before they allow you to purchase it, you have to fill out a 21-question form. I felt glad that that company seemed like it genuinely cared about my individual requirements and if I would be a good candidate for the product or not. I was a little put-off by the two-week shipping time.

I knew how you only had one chance to fit this correctly so my wife and I made sure that we made all the right adjustments the first time. Most devices allow some minor adjustments later but the PureSleep is not as forgiving.

The first night, the device worked really well and I only experienced a very slight soreness. My wife was not very pleased to wake up to a sore mouth also. However, after a few days, the soreness went away and my wife felt fine for the rest of the week.

My teenager reported that he did not hear any snoring coming from our room when we used PureSleep.

Despite the comfort and effectiveness, the cleaning process is a bit of a hassle. Comparatively speaking, this device took much longer to sanitize than similar snoring mouthpieces due to the customized design.

Ripsnore

Using technology that is more or less the same in all MADs, the Ripsnore forces the lower jaw forward in order to open your airway.

Despite company claims, Ripsnore has not won approval from the Food and Drug Administration FDA, only the plastic that it is built from has.

My Ripsnore Experience

I had to wait longer than I did for most devices for the Ripsnore to arrive. The minute I opened the box, my wife and I could immediately tell that the mouthpieces were much too large.

After three different attempts of doing the boil-and-bite fitting method, I finally got a good fit. My wife refused to wear the device at all because the bulky size kept making her gag each time she attempted to fit it.

The first night did not go well for me. Due to the size and structure of the Ripsnore, it kept falling out of my mouth. When I could briefly get it in place, I drooled profusely. About every two hours, the Ripsnore fell out of my mouth. I woke up in the middle of the night, several times, to rinse it off and put it back in.

My wife and I were both exhausted the next morning since I had to keep getting up and my snoring was not kept in check.

The cleaning, at least, was easy but this advantage is negligible given the ineffectiveness of the product overall.  This stop snoring mouthpiece ended up a long way from my best anti-snoring device list.

My Recommendation

The biggest downsides to the PureSleeps are the fitting process and the cleaning. My wife would have been a lot happier those first few nights if she had been able to adjust it after the boil and bite like I could with the Ripsnore.

The Ripsnore is bulky and uncomfortable however and simply did not work for us, look at my Zyppah review if you want a similar MAD that actually works.

At least, however, the simple design of the Ripsnore meant that I had to spend less time than expected to clean it compared to the slightly more intricate PureSleep.

If you purchase either mouthguard, make sure to use a Ripsnore coupon or PureSleep Coupon.

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Natural Bedding Products Can Reduce Snoring

There is no one single cause of snoring.  For some, it could be a function of genetics.  For others it could be because they are overweight.  One reason for snoring that often gets overlooked is allergies.  For many people, when allergy season comes around, their partner notices a major uptick in snoring.  This is because the person becomes much more congested than normal and doesn’t have any easy way to breathe through the noise.  As a result, snoring is much more common.

So What Should You Do?

What are the remedies for people who might snore because of allergies?  Well, for some it might be as simple as taking Claritin or another allergy medication and calling it a day.  That might work well if pollen is the thing the person is allergic to.  However, for many others that may not solve the issue.  Some people may be allergic to dust mites.  If that is the case, then certain types of sheets, pillows, mattresses, etc. may be making the problem worse.  In fact, pillows can pile up 2 pounds of dust mite feces over time if you don’t replace it.  If you are allergic to dust mites, then you can get started by cleaning up your room.  From there, you can replace your current pillows.  Chances are you are not replacing your pillows as much as you should.  Your head rests directly on your pillow, so it’s a very logical place to get started.

All-Natural Bedding

You should consider getting bedding products that are natural and dust-mite resistant.  For mattresses, this means taking a look at all-natural latex products (see the Zenhaven website for an example of a dust-mite resistant all-natural latex mattress).  You should know that all latex mattresses are not created equal.  Most use blended or synthetic latex, which may not be hypo-allergenic.  You will want to find all-natural latex to make sure you get a dust-mite resistant product.  You will have to pay more for all-natural, but it will go a long way to getting rid of your snoring problems.
For pillows, I would also recommend taking a look at latex for the same reasons.  You will want to make sure that your pillows are hypo-allergenic.  This will make sure you won’t be as congested, and as a result you will snore much less.

Again, there could be many different factors for why you are snoring, but you should investigate whether you are allergic to dust mites.  If you are, then switching to all-natural bedding products may be the way to go.

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Snore Guard vs CPAP

CPAPs (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) are machines that push air through your airway to keep it open and prevent snoring. A Snore Guard is a mandibular advancement device or a MAD that is fitted inside your mouth. It pushes your lower jaw in a slightly advanced position and keeps your air passage open.

CPAP machines have several parts including a hose, mask, and filter, and require battery or AC power to operate. Snore Guards are made of one piece of malleable plastic that consists of an upper and lower jaw.

Snoring Solutions Compared

	Snore Guard	CPAP
Device Classification	MAD	Airway pump/continuous positive air pressure machine
Fitting Process	Boil and bite or adjustment by a dentist	Manual adjustment of the mask straps and nose fitting
Cleaning	Warm water and dish soap	Disassembly and washing each part in warm, soapy water
Versions	One size fits all	Various
Price	$78.99	$200-$3000
My Review	Snore Guard Review	N/A

People suffering from severe sleep apnea frequently choose CPAPs. However, a MAD, like the Snore Guard, has a good record of success in preventing people from snoring as well.

CPAP

The CPAP is easy to use and arrives disassembled. There is a filter, a mask, tubing, and the actual air pump machine. You must put the mask over your head, insert the nasal plugs into your nostrils and then turn the machine on.

To clean, you disassemble it and wash with it warm soapy water.

You might also have to purchase a CPAP humidifier, which prevents dry air from going down your airway and causing discomfort.

The CPAP Experience

Similar to the Snore Guard, you need a doctor’s prescription to purchase a CPAP. If you do not go to your own primary care physician for a sleep assessment, the CPAP companies will provide you a questionnaire to fill out and their doctors will make an evaluation. Typically, the process to get approved takes about one week to ten days.

Once you get a prescription, you can order the device and they will ship it immediately.

In order to clean it, first you have to disconnect all of the hoses, the mask, and take out the filter from the machine. Then you clean each segment with soapy warm water. Consider wiping down the machine with a mildly damp cloth. Most users clean their CPAPs every other day.

The CPAP almost always eliminates snoring. If you wear the mask properly and have it fitted according to your specific measurements, you can forget about snoring.

Snore Guard

I liked the fact that the Snore Guard is constructed with soft, malleable plastic. During sleep, my mouth remained slightly open due to the jaw repositioning, allowing me to breathe through it.

After proper fitting, the device fit comfortably in my mouth. Initially, I expected it to fall out but the sturdy design prevented that.

My wife and I were glad that the cleaning process for this MAD was so simple. All we had to do was run some dish soap and warm water through it to keep it clear of contaminates.

My Snore Guard Experience

In order to get a Snore Guard, I had to first get a prescription. When I visited my dentist, he did a boil-and-bite method to properly fit the device. Alternatively, I had the option to do the fitting process at home. Snore Guard recommends that you wear the device for a couple hours a day, for a few days in a row, in order to get used to it.

In terms of comfort, the Snore Guard forced me to keep my mouth open a little bit more than other similar products and it initially made my mouth quite sore.

To clean it, I rinsed it down with warm water and a little dishwashing detergent.

My Recommendation

The Snore Guard costs significantly less than a CPAP and in my experience works as designed. Unless your medical insurance covers a large portion of the cost, the CPAP will be a very expensive option. The Snore Guard only requires warm water and hand soap to clean whereas the CPAP cleaning is more complicated due to the disassembly needed. With the CPAP, you run the risk of damaging one of the parts and paying to have the broken piece replaced.

CPAPs will stop your snoring though.

If you do decide on SnoreRX, make sure to check for Snore Guard Coupons.

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VitalSleep vs PureSleep

These two MADs (mandibular advancement devices) made by VitalSleep and PureSleep both work very well.

My wife and I slept comfortably with both devices. The convenience factor of the VitalSleep ultimately made it our preference over PureSleep.

Snoring Mouthpieces Compared

	VitalSleep	PureSleep
Device Classification	MAD	MAD
Fitting Process	Boil and Bite	Boil and Bite (upper and lower piece fitted separately)
Versions	Available in two sizes	One
Price	$59.95 plus $7.95 shipping	$59.95, plus $9.99 shipping
My Review	VitalSleep Review	PureSleep Review

You have to be careful during the fitting process with PureSleep. Review all the instructions before you try either product.

Reading my reviews on each will help you make the best decision.

PureSleep

PureSleep comes in two parts: one piece fitted to the upper jaw and the other to the lower. Once you find the most comfortable fit, you use the boil and bite method to customize it. This means, however, that you must take extra care during the fitting process, as you cannot adjust it after you do the boil and bite.

This device has a number of small crevices, so you must be diligent when cleaning.

My PureSleep Experience

Ordering and shipping took significantly longer than it did for most anti-snoring devices I have ordered. Initially, I had to fill out a 21-question form. I did not mind this very much as I wanted to make sure I was a good candidate for the product. The two-week shipping time, however, annoyed me a bit.

I had read about the fitting process so we took our time making sure we had the perfect initial adjustments. (Other devices are more forgiving of mistakes.)

The first night went well for me. I woke up refreshed and my mouth did not feel sore. My wife, however, had a bit of an ache in her jaw. However, after three or four days, she no longer experienced soreness and awoke without pain.

My son told us, after the first night, that he did not hear any snoring sounds coming from our room when we wore the PureSleeps.

My wife and I were annoyed by the complicated cleaning process though. It took a lot longer than with most other stop snoring devices due to the customized design and many nooks and crannies.

VitalSleep

VitalSleep stabilizes your lower jaw while pushing it forward, which allows you keep your airway clear when sleeping.

VitalSleep has been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

VitalSleep markets itself as Made in America.

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My VitalSleep Experience

Compared to other MAD products, this one arrived very fast. Since the website is secured with a Norton Shopping Guarantee, the product will ship out the same day as long as the order is placed by 3 pm.

We customized our mouthpieces with the boil-and-bite technique.

Despite its appearance, VitalSleep is actually comfortable. My wife especially loved the way her device fit. Usually, one-size-fits-all MADs do not fit well in her mouth. This one was easy to adjust using the hex tool provided.

The next morning, we felt energized and the device only left me with a mild soreness in my mouth and jaw. Our teenage son said that neither one of us had snored the night before. I decided to try readjusting it to see if I could eliminate the soreness. After doing so, I noticed that my mouth felt better after the second night.

My wife and I were reasonably satisfied with the cleaning process. Since there are so many different gaps and crevices in the device, it did take a fair amount of time to scrub it clean. I used a toothbrush and toothpaste to clean it, along with a denture tablet once a week.

My Recommendation

The biggest drawback of the PureSleep concerns the fitting process and the elaborate cleaning. My wife would have been a lot happier those first few nights if she had been able to adjust it after the boil and bite like she could the VitalSleep.

If you purchase either mouthguard, make sure to use a VitalSleep coupon or PureSleep Coupon.

VitalSleep vs PureSleep

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SnoreRX vs SnoreMD Pro

The SnoreRX and Snore MD Pro are mandibular advancement devices or MADs. These type of anti-snoring devices keep your jaw thrust forward so that your airway remains open and you don’t snore.

You wear these versions of a MAD inside your mouth. Both SnoreRX and SnoreMD Pro have Flex Jaw to help customize the fit.

Snoring Mouthpieces Compared

	SnoreRX	SnoreMD Pro
Device Classification	MAD (fixed jaw)	MAD (fixed jaw)
Fitting Process	Boil and Bite plus Flex Jaw, (ten, 1 mm settings to provide a more customized fit)	Boil and Bite, Micro-fit and Flex Jaw
Cleaning	Denture tablets plus requires disassembly for complete cleaning	Toothbrush and toothpaste
Versions	One version, over-the-counter	One version
Price	$99.00, plus $10 shipping	$149, sometimes on sale for $99
My Review	SnoreRX Review	SnoreMD Pro

You must use the boil and bit fitting method first. Once that is done, you can adjust the fit with the Flex Jaw.

SnoreMD Pro

The manufacturers of the SnoreMD Pro made the device out of copolymers and components that make it very comfortable to wear. The various ways you can adjust it, using the Flex Jaw and Micro-fit, makes it fit any size mouth.

The cleaning takes time, as there are more than the usual numbers of tiny cracks and holes that must be cleaned properly to avoid bacterial infections.

My SnoreMD Pro Experience

The price caused me a bit of angst. I had to buy two, one for my wife, but fortunately, the sale price, still in effect, kept the cost under $200 total.

After the boil and bite fitting, my wife and I adjusted the fit to our mouths with the Flex Jaw. It was relatively easy as all you had to do is squeeze the bottom. However, you have to be careful, as it is easy for it to move more than one increment. It was not as easy as we expected.

The device supposedly allows you to drink and talk while wearing it. We both found that we had difficulty doing so. I spilled water all over myself the first time I tried to drink while wearing it.

I awoke the first night when my wife elbowed me in the side. I was snoring loudly. It took me three nights, but I was finally able to find the right fit to stop me from snoring.

Until I got the fit right, I had a sore mouth when I awoke. However, when I finally got the device to fit properly, the soreness disappeared.

My wife, though, did not make a sound. She did not need to readjust her SnoreMD and experienced no mouth soreness either.

Cleaning with the brush took more time than I liked but we eventually got used to that too.  Overall the mouthpiece was fine, but it’s not one of my top stop snoring devices.

SnoreRX

The SnoreRX looks a bit strange but it feels very comfortable in your mouth. The Flex Jaw settings give you the opportunity to adjust it in 1 mm increments until you find the perfect fit.

Cleaning requires disassembly and scrubbing well with a toothbrush. There are lots of crevices and crannies, so you must ensure that you reach all of them to prevent the bacterium from accumulating.

After you scrub it, you drop it into a glass of water, add a denture cleaning tablet and it will be fresh and hygienic for that evening.

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My SnoreRX Experience

My wife and I were meticulous about the fitting process, so it took more time that we expected. We carefully adjusted the Flex Jaw. However, despite our efforts, I awoke after the first morning with a slightly sore jaw. My wife, however, felt fine. Once I made a slight adjustment, the following night the soreness disappeared.

The results pleased both of us. My son claimed he did not hear anything coming from our bedroom. I woke up to let the dogs out and noticed that my wife was quietly asleep. She reported the same thing about me when she got up to use the bathroom.

The cleaning was the most onerous part of using the SnoreRX. We had to brush it well and it seemed to take forever. We quickly got used to it and after a couple mornings the cleaning became routine.

My Recommendation

The SnoreRX overall was easier to fit and slightly easier to clean. To be fair, once I was able to fit the SnoreMD Pro properly, it too worked as advertised and kept my wife and me from snoring.

If you purchase either mouthguard, make sure to use a SnoreRX coupon or SnoreMD Pro Coupon.

SnoreMD Pro vs SnoreRX

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