SnoreRx anti-snoring mouthpiece for $59.99 (was $99)
SnoreRx priced at $59.99 against $99 on the SnoreRx site, with a 30-night trial.
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SnoreRx makes adjustable anti-snoring mouthpieces that you mold to your own teeth at home with the boil-and-bite method, then move forward a millimeter at a time to find a comfortable setting. There are two models: SnoreRx and SnoreRx Plus, which adds a hinge and comes apart for cleaning. Both are FDA-cleared for the reduction of snoring, made in the USA and come with a fitting handle and storage case.
SnoreRx sells direct to adult shoppers in the US, with prices in US dollars. US orders ship from Southern California, and the company also ships internationally, with orders to Canada and Australia sent from local warehouses. Talk to a doctor or dentist if you think your snoring might be a sign of something more serious.
| Shipping | US orders go by USPS First Class (3 to 7 business days), FedEx 2Day or FedEx Priority Overnight; international shipping is also offered, and the customer pays any duties. |
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| Returns | Try it for 30 nights; if it isn't right for you, you can return it for a refund through snorerx.com/guarantee. |
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