AirSnore Review: Does It Really Work?

Do you have a snoring issue? Many of us do.

In fact about half of people snore at some point. It tends to be more common in men, but many women snore as well.

It is thought that about 40 percent of adult men and 24 percent of adult women are habitual snorers.

It can be a major issue for both you and those around you. Some people wake themselves up snoring. This means you don’t get a good night’s sleep. You may also snore loud enough to keep other household members awake.

There are many solutions available on the market, like a best stop snoring devices. But how do you choose the one that may be right for you.

Airsnore is a product that promises to help you breathe properly and sleep better.

Shall we see who makes this product and how it works? Read our review.

This product is brought to us by Bauer Nutrition. This is a brand name of Wolfson Berg Ltd. The head office is in Larnaca, Cyprus.

They are a company that manufactures and supplies health supplements. They supply products to help weight loss, sports nutrition, beauty and general health.

AirSnore is a mouthpiece to help prevent snoring. It also offers drops to help you breathe easier.

The mouthpiece is a mandibular advancement device, or MAD. These type of devices move your lower jaw forward. This prevents your airway becoming restricted when you sleep.

One of the reasons we snore is because the soft tissues of the throat and palate relax when we sleep. The tongue may also relax. This combination restricts the flow of air in our upper airway. The tissues vibrate and make a noise.

Let’s look at how AirSnore works.

The product is twofold, a mouthpiece and drops.

Let’s look at the mouthpiece first.

This MAD is what you might refer to as a boil and bite device. This means that you can shape the device to fit your mouth.

You place the AirSnore in hot water for a few minutes. This allows the material it is made of to become malleable. Making sure it’s not too hot you then place the device in your mouth and bite down it. You need to bite hard enough to make impressions of your teeth but not so hard as to bite through it.

Once the impressions are made the device is placed in cold water to set it. Once set, you need to make sure it is comfortable. If it isn’t then repeat the process until it is.

When placed in your mouth at night, the device gently holds your lower jaw slightly forward. This stops the muscles and tissues in your throat relaxing. It also holds your tongue forward. Your airways are now open and this should stop you snoring.

The device can be cleaned by placing it in water mixed with toothpaste. After 10 -15 minutes it should be air dried. You can use a denture cleaning solution if you wish.

The drops are aimed to make you relax and breathe easier. The company tells us that they are:

A blend of natural oils well known for their soothing, antiseptic properties to help relieve your symptoms and send you to sleep without snoring. By clearing your airways and easing your breathing, AirSnore™ Drops will help you fall asleep much more easily, ensuring you get the snore-free, full night’s sleep you deserve.

You are advised to apply them to your chest, neck and under your nostrils before going to bed. Let’s see what is in them and if they may be effective.

The drops contain:

• Sunflower Seed Oil: This is a carrier oil for the other essential oils in the product. It may help soften the skin. It may also act as skin barrier to germs and toxins.
• Eucalyptus Leaf Oil: This may act as a decongestant when inhaled. It is used in a many cough and cold remedies. It may act as an expectorant. This means it may loosen phlegm and ease congestion.
• Lavender Oil: This oil has been used in traditional medicines for centuries. It has been used to treat anxiety and insomnia among other things. Some clinical trials have shown that it may aid sleep but more investigation is suggested.
• Peppermint Leaf Oil: Mint has been used since ancient times to treat a number of ailments. It may help relieve tension headaches. It appears that is not sufficient evidence whether it can help with the common cold and congestion.
• Scots Pine Leaf Oil: This essential oil is used to ease swelling in the respiratory tract. It may help relieve a stuffy nose.

It appears there is some evidence that these ingredients may help you sleep. They may help ease nasal congestion. This may prevent you snoring.

The MAD is designed as a one size fits all device. Once you have molded it to your mouth there are no further adjustments necessary.

It also has an air hole in the mouthpiece which allows you to breathe through your mouth.

There are no side effects listed for the MAD or the drops.

The MAD holds your lower jaw into a different position from one you are used to. This may cause some initial discomfort.

You may also find excess saliva will cause you to drool.

The drops may cause mild irritation if you are sensitive to any of the oils in it.

AirSnore can be used by both men and women.

The company advises that you consult your dentist before use if you have dentures, crowns or bridges.

It is worth noting that the company tells us AirSnore is made in an FDA approved facility. This is a bit vague as the FDA does not approve facilities.

The product itself has not been FDA cleared.

There has been no clinical trial on the efficacy of the product.

The products are sold direct from the company. They have been on the market since 2015.

There are very few customer reviews online. There are also no testimonials on the company website.

They have over 400 followers on their facebook page.

Some customers are very happy with AirSnore.

Archie Heyward writes:

More comfortable than other MADs I tried and what is much more important, it really works for me. I did drool in the beginning, but I guess that’s normal.

Not everyone is quite so happy. Some people have experienced issues with the customer service.

Judy Pyle Strouhal posts on the company Facebook page:

This company is a total scam! What the don’t tell you is that it ships from overseas and YOU have to pay the shipping back if you want to return it. The customer service was a joke and they are only here to take your money. Do not buy this product as it doesn’t work and they do not honor their guarantee.

Other customers have experienced delays in receiving their product. When it has arrived there have been no instructions.

Heather Stanton McDonald reports:

I ordered from Airsnore on Feb 23 and it shipped the 24th, I still have not received it! There is NO link to track packages. Very disappointed only because it says it takes 2-5 days within the US.

She confirms she received the product then writes:

I finally received it, but it came with absolutely no instructions. We had to go online and find them on your site.

The company responded.

They clarified:

We don’t actually provide an instruction guide with the mouthpiece, so i’m sorry that you were confused on what to do with it. Just wear it at night time to stop the snoring! Let us know how you get on.

See below how the official site looks like.

The company offers a 60 day money back guarantee.

You need to contact customer services prior to return. The product must be returned with packaging.

If you have taken advantage of any multi buy offers you can return unused product.

The company allows a week after the 60 days for shipping the product back to them.

They do not refund shipping and handling costs. You need to pay the cost of the return.

This is a basic MAD device which is simple to use. It does not allow for further adjustment after the boil and bite fitting.

The device in combination with the drops may ease your snoring. It may allow you to get a good night’s sleep.

AirSnore is manufactured and sold by an established company. The company offers a lengthy money back guarantee.

You may want to try the product. All you have to lose is the cost of return shipping if it’s not for you.

We laid out the facts, will you buy AirSnore? Comment below and tell us what you think!