I saw this product to help with snoring advertised on line from a news site. I read the article on sleep apnea and snoring and thought that this product was not part of an advertisement, but rather a recommend on a worthwhile device. It looked like it might help so even though it was $89.95 plus shipping and handling, I felt I should try it.
I used it last night and barely slept because it was so uncomfortable sitting over my head and ears and stretching below my mouth. Couldn't open my mouth at all. It was quite tight and when I got up in the morning, I could hardly wait to get it off and I had marks all over my face from the device. Could hardly go to work looking like that and fortunately it was my day off.
The product is a piece of material with some stretch fabric sewed together. There are cut out for your ears. Price of item should be no more than $29.95 as it probably costs less than $5 to make each one.
The product came in a white envelope.inside the envelope is a folder offering other products (from other companies too) and it has a statement saying that Morley Safer featured on American Medical Review with CBS endorses it.
My husband said I snored through my nose using the product anyway. I think that this product is a big rip-off. They even enclose a flyer to buy a small anti-snoring pillow for the same $89.95 too. I guess that's the only number they know.
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