AirGlide 1mm Adjustable Anti-Snore Mouth Guard
Tired of the 2 AM elbow? Fine-tune your fit 1mm at a time and get back to sharing a bed.
Details
An adjustable mandibular advancement guard designed to help reduce snoring. Upper and lower trays move relative to each other in small steps, so you can set how far forward your lower jaw sits and change it as you get used to wearing it.
- 1mm adjustment steps
- Clear upper and lower trays, marked UPPER / LOWER
- Storage case included
Not a treatment for sleep apnea. If you or your partner notice gasping, choking, or pauses in breathing during sleep, please see a doctor.
How to use
- Start gentle. Begin at the lowest advancement setting.
- Adjust slowly. Move forward 1mm at a time, only as needed, giving your jaw a few nights at each step.
- Clean and store. Rinse after each use and keep it dry in the included case.
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60-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
Try it in your own bed. If it isn't right for you, send it back within 60 days for a refund.
Understand your Snoring
Four reasons the usual fixes leave so many couples still awake at 2 AM.
Throat Tissue Collapse
During sleep, the muscles in your throat relax. For many people, the tongue and soft tissue at the back of the throat sink toward the airway.
As air squeezes through that narrower gap, the tissue vibrates. That vibration is the sound you hear (or your partner hears).
That's why a snore that starts in the throat is hard to fix from the outside.
Rigid Jaw Lock
Many cheap guards are a single fixed shape. They set your jaw position for you, all at once, on night one. If it isn't right for your jaw, you can't change it.
That can mean a sore, tired jaw in the morning and a guard that ends up in a drawer.
An adjustable guard puts the dial in your hands. Start small, move 1mm at a time, and stop where it feels right.
Nose-Only Fixes
Nasal strips, sprays, and similar products are aimed at your nose. They can help if a stuffy nose is the problem.
If your snoring comes from the throat, they leave that part untouched, which is why so many people try them and still hear the same noise.
Sleep Divorce
The shove in the ribs at 2 AM. The cold silence at breakfast. The pillow walk to the guest room.
It isn't really about noise. You feel guilty for something you do while you're asleep, and your partner is exhausted and resentful. Neither of you chose this.
A quieter night can be the first step back to the same bed.
Transform your Nights
Here's what many people find, from the first night forward. Everyone adjusts differently, so go at your own pace.
Getting used to it
You fit the guard and start at the lowest setting. It feels new. Many people find it takes a few nights to stop noticing it. Some notice a little extra saliva or mild jaw tenderness at first.
Your routine clicks
Putting it in takes under a minute. If you and your partner feel the night is still noisy, this is when many people nudge the setting forward 1mm and see how it feels.
Finding your setting
Many people find a setting that feels comfortable. Your partner may notice the difference before you do. If you're not sure, ask them how the night went.
A new bedtime habit
It becomes part of winding down, like brushing your teeth. Many people find they feel better rested, and that bedtime feels less tense. You still have the rest of your 60 days to decide if it's right for you.
Individual results vary. Not everyone will get the same result, which is why every order includes a 60-day trial.
Built for a better Fit
The things that matter when you're wearing it all night.
1mm Micro-Adjustment
Move your fit forward in small steps, instead of one big jump.
Marked Upper & Lower
Clear trays labeled UPPER and LOWER, so it goes in right every night.
Storage Case
A hard case to keep it clean at home and protected when you travel.
Simple Use
Three steps. Most of the work is being patient with your jaw.
Start gentle
Begin at the lowest advancement setting and wear it a few nights.
Adjust slowly
Move forward 1mm at a time, only if you need to. Back off a step if anything feels off.
Clean & store
Rinse after each use. Keep it dry in the included case.
The power of Adjustability
Adjustment Steps
Fine-tune your fit instead of living with a one-size block.
Nights To Decide
A full 60-day risk-free trial in your own bed.
This guard vs. Alternatives
Fixed guards and nasal strips each come with trade-offs. Here's how the categories compare.
| AIRGLIDE | FIXED GUARD | NASAL STRIPS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adjustable in small steps | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Change the fit as you adapt | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Works on jaw & tongue position | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Storage case included | ✓ | varies | n/a |
| 60-day risk-free trial | ✓ | varies | varies |
General comparison of product categories. Individual products vary.
FAQ
Will it hurt my jaw?
Some people notice mild jaw or tooth tenderness or extra saliva during the first nights of wearing any mouth guard that moves the jaw. That's why this one adjusts in small steps. Start at the lowest setting, move up only when you're comfortable, and back off a step if something feels off. If pain doesn't ease or your bite feels different, stop using it and see your dentist.
Will I be able to breathe and sleep with it in?
Because it's adjustable, you can find the least bulky setting that works for you. If your nose is blocked and you can't breathe comfortably, don't wear it.
I tried a cheap guard and hated it. Why would this be different?
Cheap guards are usually a single fixed shape. This one is adjustable, so you can change the fit instead of living with it. And with a 60-day trial, you can find out for yourself without risking your money.
Is it safe for my teeth and dental work?
Talk to your dentist first if you have crowns, bridges, implants, loose teeth, gum disease, jaw (TMJ) problems, or you're under 18.
Does it treat sleep apnea?
No. This is an anti-snoring device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure sleep apnea. If you or your partner notice gasping, choking, or pauses in breathing during sleep, or you're very tired during the day, please see a doctor.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Try it for 60 days. If it isn't right for you, return it within 60 days for a refund. Results vary from person to person.
Try it. Risk-free.
Try AirGlide in your own bed for 60 days. If it isn't right for you, return it for a refund.