PureSleep Review

PureSleep Review

Product Description

The Puresleep product makes use of “mandibular positioning” technique to adjust the lower jaw slightly forward that creates an opening in the throat for air passage. However, Puresleep is a Class II medical device that required a prescription from a licensed physician.

Pros

  • Soft and Flexible Mouthpiece
  • 30 Day Guarantee

Cons

  • Not available in Retail Stores
  • A little Costly
  • Needs Prescription

Our Thoughts

The product might be a little costly be we are surprised at its effectiveness. Getting a prescription might be a little hassle for some but the good thing is that once you have tried it, there will be no regrets. Also, the company has a guarantee program if ever you are not satisfied with it.

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Tony

The PureSleep aid did not work for me. The problem I have is that apparently when I sleep, my mouth is open wider than the PureSleep aid will set to…. and as such it falls out of my mouth easily. I may try the ZQuiet as it looks like it will “open” larger. Additionally, things must have changed in the last year or so because I was able to order the PureSleep device without a prescription.

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GM Ellis

I’ve been using the PureSleep for over two years, and it definitely helps. Over that time I purchased two mouthpieces, and will probably purchase a third by the end of this year, so I use one mouthpiece a year.

It is very important to properly fit the mouthpiece to your teeth (the standard mouthpiece fitting method of boiling until soft works fine) so that it doesn’t slip off during the night. An important innovation with PureSleep is the pegs that lock the upper and lower pieces together and pull the lower jaw forward far enough to stop the snoring/apnea. If your mouth opens while wearing the PureSleep mouthpiece you aren’t using it correctly.

The PureSleep did not, however, entirely solve my problem. I don’t know if my apnea is seated in the lower part of my throat of if the mouthpiece just isn’t able to pull the lower jaw far enough forward, but my snoring/apnea problem is only improved, not eliminated.

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