Safety & Medical
Does SnoreBuds treat sleep apnea?
SnoreBuds is intended to treat snoring, not sleep apnea. It is not a replacement for CPAP or other prescription sleep apnea treatments. Many doctors recommend EPAP as an option for treating certain types of sleep-disordered breathing, including obstr
Is SnoreBuds safe?
SnoreBuds is safe and effective. There is a significant body of research that shows both nasal dilators and EPAP are safe and effective at reducing snoring and improving sleep. SnoreBuds is designed and manufactured as a medical device using biocompa
Who should not use SnoreBuds?
Contraindications. • Severe nasal obstruction that prevents nasal breathing• Significant nasal swelling, trauma, or a recent nasal injury• Recent nasal surgery unless cleared by your surgeon• Frequent or uncontrolled nosebleeds• A severe respiratory
Are there side effects?
Most users have no adverse side effects with SnoreBuds use. Mild adaptation symptoms may occur during the first few nights to weeks. When starting SnoreBuds, some users experience temporary nasal sensitivity and acclimation to EPAP. These typically i
Will SnoreBuds stretch my nose?
No. SnoreBuds will not permanently stretch your nose. SnoreBuds gently dilates the nostrils while in place. Your nasal tissues are flexible and naturally return to their normal shape when the device is removed. Temporary Dilation Is Normal. While wea
Does SnoreBuds treat sleep apnea?
SnoreBuds is intended to treat snoring, not sleep apnea, and it isn’t intended to be a replacement for C-PAP or sleep apnea machines. Many doctors do recommend EPAP as an option for treating sleep disordered breathing issues like obstructive sleep ap
Can I use SnoreBuds if I have a deviated septum?
Yes, in most cases, people with a deviated septum can use SnoreBuds. A deviated septum can narrow one nasal passage and make airflow uneven. Because SnoreBuds functions as a nasal dilator, some users with mild septal deviation actually find breathing
Can I use SnoreBuds if I have congestion?
Yes, as long as the congestion is mild and you can breathe through your nose with SnoreBuds in place. If congestion is severe and you can't breathe through your nose, you should wait until breathing through your nose is comfortable again before using
Can pregnant women use SnoreBuds?
The safety and effectiveness of SnoreBuds has not been specifically established in pregnant women. Consult your doctor before use during pregnancy.
Can children use SnoreBuds?
The safety and effectiveness of SnoreBuds has not been established in children under 18. SnoreBuds was designed and tested for adult use. Because of this, use in children should only occur under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional. Ha
Is SnoreBuds HSA/FSA eligible?
Yes. SnoreBuds is eligible for purchase using most HSA (Health Savings Account) and FSA (Flexible Spending Account) funds. SnoreBuds is a medical device intended to improve breathing and sleep quality. Because it supports healthier breathing during s
What should I do if I experience discomfort or irritation?
Mild discomfort during the first couple night to couple weeks is normal. Your body may need time to adapt. Some users experience a short adjustment period, especially within the first 1–2 weeks. In some cases, full adaptation can take up to 30 days.
Is SnoreSealer safe?
Yes. SnoreSealer is designed to be a non-invasive, low-risk device that promotes nasal breathing and proper oral posture. • Does not reposition the jaw• Does not apply force to the teeth• Does not block nasal breathing• Does not use adhesives• Does n
When should I not use SnoreSealer?
Do not use SnoreSealer if you have:. • Severe nasal obstruction• Active sinus infection• Heavy congestion from a cold• Inability to maintain nasal breathing. SnoreSealer promotes nasal breathing, but it should never try to force breathing through a b
Can I use SnoreSealer if I have TMJ pain or jaw locking?
In most cases, yes — but consult your dentist or physician if you have significant TMJ symptoms. Important Difference. Unlike mandibular repositioning devices, SnoreSealer:. • Does not hold the jaw forward• Does not apply force to the TMJ• Does not a
Can I use SnoreSealer if I wear retainers or night guards?
It depends. SnoreSealer sits between the lips and teeth. It does not attach to the teeth and does not alter dental alignment. If you have a bulky oral appliance that prevents comfortable lip closure, SnoreSealer may not be compatible. Consult your de
What materials are SnoreBuds made from?
SnoreBuds is made from medical-grade, biocompatible materials designed for safe use. SnoreBuds uses materials commonly used in regulated medical devices that are:. • Biocompatible• Durable• Flexible• Designed for contact with sensitive tissue. Every
Where are SnoreBuds designed and developed?
SnoreBuds was designed and developed in the United States. SnoreBuds was:. • Invented by U.S. dentist, Dr. Kevin Stock, DDS• Developed alongside experienced medical device engineers• Built under regulated quality management systems. The design proces
Can SnoreSealer cause choking?
SnoreSealer sits between the lips and the teeth to allow the lips to stay closed and encourage natural tongue-to-palate posture. Due to its positioning and size, the risk of choking is remote. Used properly, it should stay clear from the airway. .
What is SnoreSealer made of?
SnoreSealer is made from medical-grade, biocompatible, hypoallergenic material. It does not contain:. • BPA• Latex• Phthalates. The material is designed to be:. • Flexible• Comfortable• Durable for nightly use for up to 90 days