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The Quietmex is a boil-and-bite mandibular advancement device: a mouthpiece you mold at home that holds the lower jaw slightly forward to keep the airway open during sleep. It targets simple snoring rather than diagnosed sleep apnea, and it competes with pharmacy boil-and-bite guards and custom dental appliances. It is a low-commitment first step for snorers who want to try jaw repositioning before paying for a dentist-made device. Expect an adjustment period and possible jaw soreness, as with any oral appliance.
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The Quietmex is a mandibular advancement device for snoring. It holds the jaw slightly forward, which keeps the tissues of the throat from collapsing and blocking the airway during sleep.
It is made of flexible thermoplastic. The material is medical grade and BPA-free. You mold it to your own teeth with hot water, and the structure is ergonomic and flexible.
To fit it, dip the device in hot water for a few seconds to soften the material. Place it in your mouth and bite down gently to form an impression of your teeth, which takes a few seconds. Then wear it each night. It is compact and comes with a storage case, so it can be used at home or while traveling.
