Apnea Tongue Stabilizing Device

Control your tongue – prevent the snore

This tongue stabilizing device is a simple, non-invasive solution for problem snoring. Made of soft medical-grade silicone, it gently holds the tip of your tongue forward with light suction, so it can't fall back into your throat and block your airway while you sleep. One size fits all – no molding, no trimming, no jaw adjustment.

Why You'll Love It

• Keeps the airway open – gently suctions to the tip of the tongue and keeps it from falling back into the throat during sleep.
• No jaw pressure – works on the tongue, not the jaw, so there's no pressure on your gums, jaw or teeth.
• Great for denture wearers – a comfortable option for people with dentures or who can't get used to jaw-advancing mouthguards.
• One size fits all – no impressions, no boiling, no trimming and no moving parts.
• Helps stop clenching & grinding – positions the tongue between your upper and lower teeth.
• Soft medical-grade silicone – smooth, flexible and easy to rinse clean.

How to Use

1. Place the device between your front teeth and lips, with the bulb outside your mouth and the side with the small notch facing down.
2. Squeeze the bulb to let out the air.
3. Place your tongue in the opening.
4. Release the bulb – gentle suction holds your tongue forward.

Specifications

• Type: tongue stabilizing anti-snoring device
• Material: soft medical-grade silicone
• Color: clear
• Size: one size fits all
• Fitting: no molding, trimming or jaw adjustment required
• In the box: 1 × tongue stabilizing device

FAQ

Do I need to mold or trim it? No. It's a one-size-fits-all design – no impressions, boiling or trimming needed.

Can I use it with dentures? Yes. It doesn't press on your gums, jaw or teeth, which makes it a good option for denture wearers.

How is it different from a snoring mouthguard? Mouthguards push the lower jaw forward to move the tongue. This device holds the tongue forward directly, without repositioning your jaw.

Please note: If you have been diagnosed with sleep apnea or suspect you have it, talk to your doctor. This device is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.