How does the SleepRight Snore Aid work?

It is a two-piece mouthguard that holds your lower jaw slightly forward to keep your airway open. You mold the trays to your teeth and set the adjustable stop to the position that reduces snoring.

Is it comfortable to wear?

Most users find it slimmer than many rivals, but comfort varies. Some feel jaw soreness or extra saliva for the first few nights, and a few find the trays bulky.

How do I clean and care for it?

Rinse it after each use and brush it gently with cool water and mild soap. Store it in its case when not in use, and replace it if the plastic cracks or becomes loose.

Can I use it if I have braces or missing teeth?

It is designed for adults with a full set of teeth. Braces, bridges or missing teeth can make fitting difficult, so check with a dentist first.

How long does it last?

With daily use, many users replace it every six to twelve months. Some report earlier wear, so inspect it regularly for cracks or looseness.

Does it help with sleep apnea?

It is intended for snoring, but a prescription version is available for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. See a doctor for diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea.

Where is the SleepRight Snore Aid cheapest?

At Walmart, for $39.97, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the SleepRight Snore Aid?

Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 455 ratings.

Where can I buy the SleepRight Snore Aid?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, CVS Pharmacy.

SleepRight Snore Aid

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SleepRight Snore Aid

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Last seen at $39.97 at Walmart on Nov 10.
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Our take on the SleepRight Snore Aid

The SleepRight Snore Aid is a boil-and-bite mandibular advancement device sold without a prescription. It uses two thermoplastic trays that you mold to your teeth and a dorsal fin with an adjustable stop to hold your lower jaw forward in up to seven 1 mm steps, 6 mm total. It is thinner and less bulky than many rivals, and it lets you open your mouth to talk or drink. Reviewers find it helpful for mild snoring, but the 3.6-star average reflects complaints about bulk, durability and fit for some users.

Best forSnorers who want an over-the-counter deviceSide sleepers who need a low-profile guardPeople who grind their teeth at nightTravelers who want a reusable, packable aid

Pros

Adjustable in 1 mm steps up to 6 mm for a custom jaw position
Slimmer than many competing guards, so it is easier to wear
Boil-and-bite trays mold to your teeth without a dentist visit
Allows talking, yawning and drinking while worn
Reusable and available without a prescription

Cons

Bulkier than expected for some wearers
Trays can feel loose or shift during sleep
Some users report the plastic cracks or wears out over time
May cause jaw soreness or excess saliva at first
Not a substitute for a dentist-made device for severe cases

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SleepRight Snore Aid price history

Lowest price we've seen: $35.99 on Nov 11 at Walmart. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.

What reviewers say

3.6 / 5455 ratings

Owners report that the SleepRight Snore Aid reduces snoring for many mild snorers, especially after careful molding and adjustment. Complaints center on bulk, fit and durability, with some saying it loosened or cracked after a few months.

What people mention

Snoring reliefPraisedMany owners say it reduces snoring, especially after finding the right jaw setting.
FitMixedSome get a secure custom fit from the boil-and-bite trays, while others find the trays loose or bulky.
DurabilityCriticisedSeveral reviewers report the plastic cracking or wearing out after a few months of use.
ComfortMixedThe slim design suits many wearers, but some experience jaw soreness or excess saliva at first.
AdjustabilityPraisedThe 1 mm adjustment steps let users fine-tune how far the jaw moves forward.

About the SleepRight Snore Aid

The SleepRight Snore Aid is an ultra-thin and custom-fit mouth guard designed to effectively reduce snoring. Its low-heat fitting material molds to your unique occlusion for a secure and comfortable wear, while the Dorsal Fin/Adjustable Stop technology allows for full freedom of jaw movement, enabling you to talk, yawn, and drink with ease. The patented mesh wrap technology accommodates any size arch and occlusion, providing a personalized fit. This reusable snore aid holds your jaw in a neutral position or advances it forward to open your airway, helping you and your partner sleep more peacefully. It is also available by prescription for the treatment of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea.

Specifications

color: WhiteSource
Adjustment increments: 1mm incrementsSource
Total advancement: up to 6mm totalSource
Materials: Polycarbonate, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, Polypropylene, PolycaprolactoneSource

Questions and answers

How does the SleepRight Snore Aid work?: It is a two-piece mouthguard that holds your lower jaw slightly forward to keep your airway open. You mold the trays to your teeth and set the adjustable stop to the position that reduces snoring.
Is it comfortable to wear?: Most users find it slimmer than many rivals, but comfort varies. Some feel jaw soreness or extra saliva for the first few nights, and a few find the trays bulky.
How do I clean and care for it?: Rinse it after each use and brush it gently with cool water and mild soap. Store it in its case when not in use, and replace it if the plastic cracks or becomes loose.
Can I use it if I have braces or missing teeth?: It is designed for adults with a full set of teeth. Braces, bridges or missing teeth can make fitting difficult, so check with a dentist first.
How long does it last?: With daily use, many users replace it every six to twelve months. Some report earlier wear, so inspect it regularly for cracks or looseness.
Does it help with sleep apnea?: It is intended for snoring, but a prescription version is available for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. See a doctor for diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea.
Where is the SleepRight Snore Aid cheapest?: At Walmart, for $39.97, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the SleepRight Snore Aid?: Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 455 ratings.
Where can I buy the SleepRight Snore Aid?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, CVS Pharmacy.