SnoreShield™ – Silence snoring from the very first night

Stop snoring. Sleep together again.

You know how it is. She gives you a nudge in the back at two o'clock. He's pulled the duvet over his head on his side of the bed. Or one of you has moved to the sofa – again.

Snoring isn't just a sound. It's bad moods at breakfast, poor sleep for both of you, and in the worst cases, separate bedrooms. You've probably already tried most things: nasal strips, sprays, special pillows, sleeping on your side, losing a few pounds. Nothing has really worked.

SnoreShield™ is a soft mouthguard made of medical-grade silicone that you sleep with. It holds your lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep – and that's enough to keep your airway open at the back of your throat, where the snoring sound originates. Keep the airway open, and the sound disappears.

How it works

When you sleep, the muscles in your jaw and throat relax. For snorers, the lower jaw falls back, and the tissue behind the tongue vibrates against the back of the throat – these are the vibrations you hear as snoring.

SnoreShield™ holds the lower jaw in a natural forward position by a few millimeters, so that the pharynx remains open. No vibrations, no sound. You breathe freely all night – without a machine, without tubes, without pills.

What you (and your partner) can expect

• First night: Noticeably quieter. Your jaw might feel a little unusual, but most people still sleep better immediately.
• After a week: Your jaw has gotten used to the new position. Sleep becomes continuous. Mornings are more refreshed.
• After a month: Snoring is no longer a topic of conversation. You sleep in the same bed – and both wake up rested.

Why customers choose SnoreShield™

✔ Silences snoring from the first night – not after weeks of acclimatization
✔ No machine, no tubes, no battery – a convenient alternative to CPAP
✔ Soft medical-grade silicone – molds to your teeth, not hard plastic that chafes
✔ Discreet enough for travel – fits in your toiletry bag, no airport hassle
✔ Reusable and easy to clean – rinse after each use
✔ Plug and play – no screws to adjust, no settings to learn

How to use SnoreShield™

1. Heat the mouthguard in hot (not boiling) water for about 20 seconds to soften the silicone
2. Place it in your mouth and gently bite down so it molds to your teeth
3. Then rinse in cold water to set the shape
4. Insert the mouthguard 5–10 minutes before going to bed
5. Sleep
6. Remove, rinse, and air dry – ready for the next night

💡 Tip: Your jaw might feel a little sore for the first 2–3 mornings – this is completely normal and will disappear as the muscle gets used to the new position. Give it at least a week before you dismiss it.

Is SnoreShield™ for you?

Yes, if you:

• Snore so loudly that your partner is woken up (or has moved to another room)
• Wake up tired, with a dry mouth or headache despite a full night's sleep
• Are embarrassed to snore when traveling with family or friends
• Have already tried nasal strips, sprays, or special pillows without success
• Want a quiet and discreet alternative to a CPAP machine

Less suitable if you have loose dentures, loose teeth, severe temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems, have recently undergone dental treatment, or have a very severe overbite or underbite. If you are unsure, ask your dentist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it hurt?
No, but your jaw might feel a little sore or tense for the first 2–3 mornings as the muscle gets used to the new position. This will pass. Some also experience increased saliva production on the first night – completely normal.

Do I have to mold it to my teeth?
Yes, once. It's heated in hot water and molded by biting down – it takes less than a minute and provides a comfortable fit all night.

How often do I replace it?
With daily use and cleaning, it lasts for approximately 6–12 months. Replace it if the silicone starts to wear, discolors, or loses its shape.

Can I use it if I have braces or crowns?
If you have braces, we recommend waiting until treatment is complete. If you have crowns, bridges, or implants – ask your dentist first, as the mouthguard exerts slight pressure on the teeth.

Does it work if I have sleep apnea?
Snoring can sometimes be a sign of sleep apnea, which is a medical condition requiring investigation. If you regularly wake up feeling choked, have diagnosed sleep apnea, or feel extremely tired during the day – speak to a doctor before purchasing this or any other snoring product. SnoreShield™ does not replace CPAP treatment.

What if it doesn't work for me?
We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. If you are not satisfied, please contact us and we will resolve it.