I’ve tried several stop snoring devices… I’ve tried several stop snoring devices and Pure Sleep is the only one that worked. The others I would find I removed them from my mouth sometime during the night and I would find the device somewhere on the bed or on the end table. Pure Sleep is comfortable and stays in place all night.

It definitely helps Using PureSleep has definitely reduced the snoring issue. However, I still wake up to an empty bed about 25% of the time, as my snoring drives her to another bedroom. It’s not perfect, but until the “perfect” solution comes along, I will continue to use this product.

Quite simply it didn't work for me ! Quite simply it didn't work for me. I followed the fitting instructions...no problem. The following morning I had some discomfort in my jaw, this is perfectly normal, which passed quickly BUT it didn't stop me snoring. I persevered & used it for another 2 nights but I still snored. I contacted customer support to return the device & obtain a refund. The return label is for the U.S.A. only & when I enquired at Australia Post the postage cost was AU$24 which is nearly 50% of the device cost. It's not worth returning & now I'm stuck with it.

Although the molding agent molds my… Although the molding agent molds my teeth the PureSleep device doesn’t keep my teeth in the device when I sleep. My jaw drops out of the device. The capability of adjusting the positioning of my jaw is an effective feature. I have improved the functionality for me by taping my mouth closed with painters’ tape. The combination of PureSleep and the tape keeping my mouth closed only breathing through my nostrils and preferable sleep position on my back I am told by my wife there is no snoring and we both sleep together.

BEWARE! Permanent damage Though the appliance worked for snoring, it permanently realigned my jaw and shifted my teeth. In order to avoid tooth damage, I now need braces to reposition my teeth. A few years of using this appliance is costing me thousands. And I never thought I'd need braces in my late 50s. The only way to reposition my jaw is surgery which insurance won't cover, so I'll just have to live with a slight underbite. I followed the instructions to push my jaw back after using the appliance, but it didn't work...