AirRest™ 2025 | Anti-Snoring and Anti-Sleep Apnea Mouthpiece | On Offer

Here's the thing: those products aren't broken. They're designed for nasal snoring—when the problem is blocked nostrils. But 80% of chronic snorers have throat snoring, where the jaw falls back and drags the tongue into the airway. Nasal strips can't fix that. It's like using ear drops for a sore throat. The AirRest works on a completely different principle—it holds the jaw forward by just 3-5mm, keeping the tongue out of the airway. That's why it works when everything else failed. You weren't failing. You were just treating the wrong type of snoring.

We hear this constantly. After years of failed solutions, many snorers give up and assume nothing will work. Here's what other wives have done: Show him this simple test. Tonight, when he starts snoring, gently push his jaw forward for a few seconds. If the snoring stops immediately—that's proof he has throat snoring, and proof that jaw positioning works. That 10-second test often convinces even the most stubborn husbands. And remind him: the AirRest has a 90-day money-back guarantee. If it doesn't work, you get your money back. There's literally nothing to lose—except the spare room.

Most people need 3-5 nights to fully adjust. The first couple of nights might feel strange—your jaw isn't used to being held in position. Some people experience mild jaw ache, similar to wearing a retainer for the first time. But here's what we hear over and over: "By night five, I didn't even notice it." The AirRest moulds to YOUR teeth specifically, so it's not a generic one-size-fits-all piece of plastic. That custom fit makes all the difference. Most partners report their snorer keeps it in all night from the first week onwards.

Dentist-fitted devices and the AirRest use the exact same mechanism—holding the jaw forward to keep the airway open. What you're paying the dentist for is the fitting process, the appointments, and their time. The AirRest uses a boil-and-bite moulding system that lets you create a custom fit at home in minutes. Same principle. Same jaw advancement. Just without the £600 markup. That's why NHS sleep clinics recommend this type of device—and why so many people are skipping the 12-month NHS wait and getting results now.

Absolutely not. We've heard from couples who slept apart for 5, 10, even 15 years—and are now back in the same bed. The damage from years of separate bedrooms isn't physical. It's emotional distance, lost intimacy, feeling like roommates. That can heal surprisingly fast once you're sleeping together again. One customer told us: "We've booked our first holiday in the same room in 10 years." It's never too late. The real question is: how much longer do you want to wait?

The louder the snoring, the more likely it's throat-based—which is exactly what the AirRest addresses. The volume comes from air forcing past the collapsed tissue in the throat. By holding the jaw forward and keeping the airway open, you're eliminating the obstruction that causes that chainsaw sound. We've had customers whose partners described the snoring as "shaking the walls" and "waking the neighbours"—and they're now sleeping in silence. Severity isn't a barrier. If anything, severe snorers often see the most dramatic results.

If you suspect sleep apnoea—especially if he stops breathing during the night, gasps awake, or is exhausted despite "sleeping" 8 hours—yes, he should see a GP for a proper diagnosis. However, here's the reality: NHS waiting lists for sleep studies are currently 12-24 months in many areas. Many people use the AirRest while waiting for their NHS appointment. In fact, mandibular advancement devices are one of the NHS-recommended treatments for mild to moderate sleep apnoea. The AirRest isn't a replacement for medical advice, but it can provide relief while you're stuck in the queue.

With proper care—rinsing after use and storing it dry—the AirRest typically lasts 6-12 months. Some customers report theirs lasting over a year. You'll know it's time to replace when the mould starts to feel loose or the material shows wear. Compare that to spending £600 every few years at the dentist, or £15-20 monthly on sprays and strips that don't even work. Over time, the AirRest is by far the most cost-effective solution—and the only one that actually addresses throat snoring.

We completely understand. After years of buying products that promised results and delivered nothing, skepticism is natural. That's exactly why the AirRest comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee. Not 14 days. Not 30 days. 90 days—enough time to properly adjust and see real results. If it doesn't work for you, send it back for a full refund. No questions, no hassle. We can offer this because the vast majority of customers see results within the first week. But we want you to feel completely protected.

Mandibular advancement isn't new or experimental—it's been used by dentists and sleep clinics for decades. The science is straightforward: when you sleep, your jaw relaxes and falls backward. This pulls your tongue into your airway, causing the vibration we call snoring. By holding the jaw forward just 3-5mm, you prevent the tongue from collapsing backward. NHS sleep clinics recommend mandibular advancement devices. The British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association has tested this type of device. This isn't a gimmick—it's the same proven mechanism used in £600 dentist-fitted devices, just made accessible for home use.