Question 1

Is Snore Guard discontinued?

Accepted Answer

It appears to be in most places. Benco lists the Ranir case of 12 as no longer available, and the one Canadian listing we found is sold out.

Question 2

Is Snore Guard FDA approved?

Accepted Answer

It is FDA cleared, not approved. The 510(k) clearance is K103004 and dates from February 25, 2011.

Question 3

Is a custom mouthpiece worth the extra cost?

Accepted Answer

The research leans that way. Reviews report stronger outcomes and milder side effects with custom and adjustable designs than with ready-made ones.

Question 4

Who should avoid snoring mouthpieces?

Accepted Answer

Teens and children, people with jaw joint problems, and anyone with dentures, crowns, bridgework or braces should check with a dentist first. Anyone who might have sleep apnea needs a test before buying.

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