Zyppah

Zyppah mouthpiece significantly reduced my snoring. It became a real uncomfortable situation with my wife who was insisting I get a CPAP. I tried one and never really gave it a chance, but it was extremely uncomfortable. However, Zyppah was tolerable. The good thing about it if you don't get a good mold is you just boil the plastic and do it again. Mine started coming apart six months from my biting it, but I boiled it and made it like new.

Also, I recommend you use the plastic to cover the sharper edges and make it more comfortable. My overbite also did not allow me to use it right side up, so I use it upside down, and it doesn't pull my jaw out of the socket. Experiment a bit with it, and you may be able to get it comfortable.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I used the Zyppah snore guard. When I wanted to order another device, the company told me that since I had sleep apnea and TMJ, I needed to get a professional mouthpiece. The best advice I had received. I found a dentist associated with Zyppah, and within a short time, I received my mouthpiece from Dr. Cook, from Fort Worth.

I did need to have another sleep study since the device was covered by Medicare and the requirement was to have a study within 5 years. Because of the study, my CPAP setting needed to be increased. I hate sleep studies, but it was a good thing to do.

I now get a restful sleep and wake up refreshed. My wife gets a good night cuz I no longer snore.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend