SnoreRx: Looking At The Product

One quality I look at first with any snoring mouthpiece is the amount of effort that appears to go into its construction. The precision that goes into SnoreRx shows that it is expertly engineered. SnoreRx features something called “MicroFit” that will adjust the position of your lower jaw for maximum comfort and effectiveness. This is unique among pretty much all MAD mouthpieces and differs from what I found in my ZQuiet review, as an example, because the SnoreRX just stays put.

This is still boil-and-bite technology, however. This means that for additional fit customization, you have to take the device, submerge it in boiling water for about 18 seconds, and clamp down on it. This ensures a perfect mold for your mouth.

SnoreRx is the only oral mouthpiece I’ve found where I can make what the company calls “micro-adjustments” to create a better fit. As a new user, it may take you a few days to get the calibration just right; but once you do, you won’t need anything crazy like chinstraps or rubber bands to hold your jaw in place.

The re-positioning of your jaw is one of the major goals of almost all MAD mouthpieces, because this can ensure that your throat is clear of obstruction. The “Posi-Lock” feature, meanwhile, is nice because it locks any custom setting for as long as you like. It's a good feature that is also mentioned in our SnoreRX reviews.

It’s always refreshing when you find out that a company is U.S. based and manufactures a mouthpiece that is FDA Cleared. When researching this site for this SnoreRX review, I tried several devices with similar claims with pricing as low as $2 on eBay and Amazon. There is a phrase for this: you get what you pay for. These other devices are bulky, hard, and rarely do what they claim.