Good Morning Snore Solution

Works, took some getting used to, about a month for me. Some discomfort around gum line that over time will go away. No jaw pain, just had to get used to having my tongue pulled out into the cup.

It works great for me. No more CPap machine. It does fall out once in awhile but I just put it back in and go back to sleep. I get a better sleep not having to fight with the CPap machine hose and mouth gear. I highly recommend it!

I’ve been using GMSS for about 6 months now. It took me some time to get used to it as it felt kind of weird — unnatural — at first. Very quickly however, I noticed I was sleeping so much more soundly, and that was proof enough to keep with it. The trick is to just relax and put only as much suction pressure as you need on your tongue. I can’t use a mouth guard style apparatus as I have some dental implants. I also didn’t qualify for a CPAP machine during my sleep study since I didn’t stop breathing «enough» to qualify under insurance. When I found GMSS, I was thrilled! I sleep so much better, I feel better in the morning, and my hubby gets a quieter, better night’s sleep, too. I’m sure I’d be sleeping on the couch and walking around like a zombie if it weren’t for Good Morning Snore Solution! For me, it’s godsend.

Tried it for a while. It didn’t work for me. Even when it stayed in my mouth SnoreLab said I was still snoring quite a bit. It also hurt my tongue but I imagine my tongue would have toughened up and gotten used to it. Wish it had worked as what I’m using now — SnoreRx — works but does give me jaw pain.
I tried to return the GMSS but it had been longer than the 30 days at that point. Even though just over they said there were no exceptions. So be careful if you’re not sure you want it. I bought a family pack so I’m out $ 130. Oh well. My fault but still a bummer.

Such a brilliant invention! I wear it every night. My dentist was impressed with the simplicity of the Good Morning Snore Solution and confirmed that it is perfectly safe to wear all night. I gave one to my son for his TMJ. The trick, for me, is to relax my tongue and my jaw so the device has room to rest comfortably. Don’t delay getting one for the person who keeps you awake!