SnoreRx: adjustable anti-snoring mouthpieces from $59.99

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SnoreRx makes adjustable anti-snoring mouthpieces, sold direct from its own website. They're mandibular advancement devices: you mold the mouthpiece to your teeth, and it holds your lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep to help keep your airway open. SnoreRx says the devices are FDA cleared for the reduction of snoring, made in the USA to dental lab quality. They suit adults whose snoring is keeping them, or a partner, awake and who'd like to try something before or alongside a visit to a dentist. The site is clear that the clearance covers snoring only, not diagnosing or treating obstructive sleep apnea, so if you think you might have apnea, talk to a doctor first.

There are just two models. The original SnoreRx and the newer SnoreRx Plus both use SnoreRx's Thermal Matrix material for a custom fit and adjust forward in 1 millimeter steps. The Plus is designed to allow vertical jaw movement, so your mouth isn't held in one fixed position all night. Both come with a fitting handle.

What's worth a look

Here are the two models, the double packs and two pages worth reading before you order.

SnoreRxCustom-fit mouthpiece, adjusts in 1mm steps$59.99 $99View at SnoreRx SnoreRx - Double PackTwo SnoreRx: one for home, one for travel$99.99 $198View at SnoreRx SnoreRx PlusAdjustable and allows vertical jaw movement$99.99 $129View at SnoreRx SnoreRx Plus - Double PackTwo SnoreRx Plus mouthpieces$154.98 $258View at SnoreRx How SnoreRx WorksStep-by-step boil-and-bite fitting guideView at SnoreRx SnoreRx Features & ComparisonFeature list and comparison with other devicesView at SnoreRx

Fitting is a boil-and-bite job, and the How SnoreRx Works page walks through it: heat a cup of water until it fully boils, place the mouthpiece in it for 60 seconds, then bite down firmly to make your impression. You start at the 1 millimeter setting and advance it one step every two or three nights until the snoring stops.

If you're unsure which model to pick, the original SnoreRx at $59.99 is the lower-cost way to find out whether a mouthpiece works for you, while SnoreRx Plus at $99.99 is the one to consider if the idea of a fixed jaw position puts you off.

Current offers

• SnoreRx is $59.99, down from $99, a saving of 40%.
• SnoreRx Plus is $99.99, down from $129.
• The double packs bring the price per mouthpiece down further: two SnoreRx for $99.99 (was $198) or two SnoreRx Plus for $154.98 (was $258).
• Both models come with a 30-night money-back guarantee when bought from snorerx.com.

How to save more

• If you know a mouthpiece suits you, the double pack works out cheaper per piece and gives you a spare for travel or a replacement later.
• If you're trying one for the first time, buy a single and use the 30 nights to settle in and adjust it gradually before deciding. You can always order a second later.
• Buy from SnoreRx's own site: the money-back guarantee applies to purchases made at snorerx.com.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 4 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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