does it prevent snoring through the nose with mouth shut?
1426595
It helps; does not prevent. Also useful if you are stuffy, have deviated septum problems, even during the day (as long as you're not to self-concious about the look). But not a cure.
1426596
I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a Breath Right Strip, it will do the same thing, and work better than this quackery. I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a... » Read More I've been in Sleep Medicine for 20 years, fads come and go, this is a fad. This has no real medical reasoning behind it. Ask NasiVent for their clinical research papers... they don't have any. I'm not against these products, but please don't think this is a cure. This will only help if you snore through your nose, and that's about 2% of people. All others have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea) which can be fixed, but not by NasiVent. If you snore, please see your local Sleep Specialist, before you try something like this, because 98% of the time your wasting your money. You could go get a Breath Right Strip, it will do the same thing, and work better than this quackery. « Show Less
1426597
I can't really answer that but what it does is keep the nasal passages open so you breathe unimpeded. Hope that helps.
1426598
Well my wife says yes it does. But more important i feel better, because i can get good oxigen sleeping with them, and my throat does not hurt in the morning.
1426599
It depends on the problem that is causing the snoring. If the problem is in the back of the throat (which it probably is), then no, it wouldn't help. If the problem is that the nasal passages are constricted, then it might.
1561724
Not sure. The seal one doesn't cover your nose. It's very light and comfortable and seals very easily.
1744521
This mask only covers your nose. I use a chin strap to help keep my mouth shut.
417095
It is pretty noticeable but did not prevent me from sleeping, it all depends on how deep you push them in. It does not distort the shape of your nose. They are clear. One annoying thing is they would fall out of my nose during sleep.
1127220
I bought it for my mum + haven't used it myself. She uses it to clear her nasal passages so I think the standard mask must cover the nose! She doesn't let the mask touch her skin because it gets hot so I suppose the mask can be positioned wherever you feel best! Hope that helps.
997072
It does stop your mouth from opening, but the snoring, no way you sore even more
2033191
Definitely try it. You will be pleasantly surprised how well it opens those nasal passages. Some nights I think I may be able to get thru the night without one, but at 1 o'clock in the morning & I'm having trouble getting to sleep, I get out of bed and put one on so I can breathe easier and fall a sleep. I have been using them for two years now. The EXTRA width band works best for me, but I also have more difficulty in removing it because it adheres so well. Needs lots of water soaking for removal. Wish I could keep it on for more than 12 hrs at a time, it works so well. Side benefit for me was I cancelled a nose operation for perceived nasal blockage, because those wide strips worked so well.
235441
Yes. It keeps your upper and lower teeth apart which prevents grinding of the teeth and gives better sleep.
452782
Not really. There are other options that are better for blocking out snoring.
784641
Don't know but as it tends to hold open jaw slightly it may.there are mouthpieces made especially for snoring as they tend to force the lower jaw slightly forward to keep the windpipe open.try searching for these
1654937
It's nose isolation just by the closed ear design. Works pretty well, just not specifically a feature (a small amount of outside sound still gets through)
1744522
Just the nose. Honestly, I've tried quite a few and this one is the best. It might take a couple days to learn to keep your mouth shut and just breath in and out of your nose. It's worth it
1193557
I think it does honestly. The small cut out in the middle of the mouthpiece allows for easier breathing and the guard itself keeps your jaw aligned, therefore I'd think your airway would be consistently open? I used to snore at times, but haven't noticed snoring anymore.
450552
Kassy, If they are positioned correctly, it should block him out. My husband does the same thing plus occasionally snores and I never hear him. I only use one for both ears because for me they are too thick to be comfortable. Just be sure you get it pretty equally divided and fashion it to fit. I hope this helps.
391597
Agree with other answers, I do not use a chin strap but if you have the tendency to open your mouth while sleeping, it defeats the use of the nasal pillow type mask so be sure to use one as suggested below for best results. Have had great results with this mask as well as the updated "Q" model which is quieter. All the best. Here's to a great sleep!
540210
Unsure what snorepin is, but this is small round pliable plastic tubes that you can adjust the size and you insert them inside nasal passageways to keep your sinus open.They come in 4 sizes. You only use the one that fits your nose. I can use the 2 largest sizes.
1050046
Hi, well my reason for getting the pillow was for my scoliosis n it helped with that. I don't remember reading anything that the pillow will help with snoring n since I am not a snorer I couldn't say for sure. But, thinking of it scientifically, it is said that sleeping on your side reduces snoring, this pillow makes sleeping on your side more comfortable n keeps the neck straight therefore keeping airway open so it has the potential of reducing snoring. Hope this helps.