ZQuiet Reviews - What Is It?

WARNING: DO NOT BUY ZQuiet Until You Read This Review!
Is it a Scam? Does It Really Work? Check Ingredients, Side Effects and More!

ZQuiet is another anti-snoring mouthpiece on the market. The company behind the product has the same name and is based in America. They have a 30-day free-trial offer, many TV advertising campaigns, and a memorable slogan "pop it in in and the noise is gone". The product has really had a big commercial success but still it is associated with a number of issues which will be discussed further in this review. The device is made for people who are tired of their snoring and want to improve their own lives and the lives of their relatives and close people. ZQuiet is an anti-snoring mouthpiece that us manufactured from medical-grade plastic which is FDA approved, according to the official website. By the way, the latter is well-designed but not informative enough. They try to smoothen the side effects which may occur in association with the use of the device. The company seems not to produce any other products.

Ingredients of ZQuiet - Does It Really Work? Is It a Scam?

The device is made in such a way as to advance the user's lower jaw by a few millimeters. It helps to prevent the tongue from blocking the airway, which can be the reason for snoring. The design of the device is very simple despite its high price. To my mind, there is nothing intelligent about its design features. ZQuiet is thin, lightweight and flexible. Its "springiness" helps to prevent the device from falling out of the mouth during sleep. It is claimed that the user can open their mouth while having the device inside it. However, it is very inconvenient to wear it in the beginning. According to the manufacturer, the person can breathe naturally and even drink with that item in the mouth.

ZQuiet has a patent on its design. The material from which the device is made is soft. This is called "Living Hinge Technology." If you look attentively at the mouthpiece you will notice that the lower jaw is located forward. Most users find it difficult to use the device in the first two weeks. Many of them give up and refuse from using it. The main thing, however, is to fall asleep with an object in your mouth and to be able to sleep with it all night. Besides, I am not sure that keeping your jaw forward will really help you to get rid of snoring. Everything depends on the place where the obstacle to the air flow occurs.

ZQuiet is made of a thermoplastic elastomer which contains no latex or BPA. It is said to be cleared by the United States Food and Drug Administration. The product is manufactured in America and is claimed to be accredited by the Better Business Bureau. However, I failed to find any documented proof of these claims. The company also say that the material has gone safety testing, but once again, there is no confirmation of the results. The device looks like to be very comfortable, but in reality, it causes many users to cringe at the thought of sleeping with it in their mouth. The appliance has airflow posts to ensure that you will not completely close your mouth. It is not good too because constant airflow will quickly dry out the mouth.

Customer Reviews - Does It Have Any Side Effects?

As a matter of fact the manufacturer doesn't inform of any side effects or adverse reactions associated with the use of ZQuiet. However, due to the great number of real customers' reviews we can learn much about its effectiveness and safety. Many users complain of experiencing jaw soreness when using the device. The average person needs about two weeks to adjust to the object in their mouth. It is recommended to start wearing the device for one hour at first and to gradually increase the time of using it.

Unfortunately, few people report reaching comfort at all. While wearing the ZQuiet device you may feel discomfort, soreness and even pain not only on the surface of the tissues but also inside the jaw. Moving the jaw forward will make your mouth be open all the time when you are sleeping. It means that the air will enter your mouth constantly and will undoubtedly dry it out in the first five minutes of using the device. There are many reports that ZQuiet causes pain the jaw muscles. To better understand how this oral appliance works, let us have a look at several users' review online.

"Before I used ZQuiet, I had tried many different mouthpieces for snoring. In fact, none of them was my perfect fit and ZQuiet is not an exception. It is very uncomfortable to wear. It makes me feel jaw soreness. My wife says that I still snore but a bit quieter."

"For me ZQuiet was not effective at all. Despite great discomfort I gave it a try and tried to sleep with it for several nights. However, my relatives claim it doesn't help. Besides, this thing often awakens me because my mouth gets too dry."

"Although this mouthpiece is soft and streamlined, it makes it painful to wear it. Due to the fact that you lower jaw extends even more, you feel that muscle pain long after you remove the device in the morning. During the first night of using the device I was wide awake because I simply could not fall asleep with that thing in my mouth."

Where To Buy ZQuiet?

The price of ZQuiet is $80, but you may pay $10 to cover the shipping charges. Later you are allowed to add $80. If it doesn't work for you, you can return the product within 30 days. I am not sure whether this service works that great though. You will not find it on Amazon, GNC or Walmart.

My Final Summary

I was not reassured that ZQuiet really works, so it is necessary to discuss all positive and negative points of this mouthpiece. The advantages include soft and flexible material that doesn't contain BPA or latex; no fitting process, easiness in care. The disadvantage of this device is that it keeps your mouth open all the time which leads to dryness. ZQuiet extends the jaw causing discomfort and soreness. It won't fit everyone. The cost of the device is rather high. It is not advised to wear with dentures or weak teeth. A great number of customers claim it doesn't have a long lifespan. Many of them failed to get refunded. I cannot recommend ZQuiet.