My soring is gone after a couple weeks of using it. Sleep is amazing now.
Amazing!! Our favorite feedback! Keep up the good work!
I've gone through a few of these nozzles over the last year or so. I'll start off with the negatives. They break easily because if you pull them too hard off of a straw, the material can rip. They're small and easy to lose, and lastly, they're difficult to clean because of how thin the opening slot is.
The good: The straw definitely gives your tongue a workout if you use it properly. I find I get the most benefit when I try to drink a lot of water at one time. Just sipping it doesn't give my tongue enough of a workout. Mastering the proper technique of how to use it is tricky, but once you get it down, you'll know when you're doing it right.
For background: I don't snore, but I had a tongue tie that I had fixed as an adult and using this straw works well to keep my tongue muscles strong.
I stopped storing within about 10 days of using this bottle consistently - I've been drinking about 1 1/2 bottles-worth per day. According to SnoreLab I was snoring lightly for a little over an hour each night, which wasn't terrible but I'd rather not), and now I'm under 5 minutes. I can breathe easier (I had no idea that there's a correct tongue position and that I wasn't doing right), so my energy is better. And my smile is nicer because my mouth muscles are stronger. I'm already a big water drinker, so this is my go-to bottle from now on. Kind of a mind-blowingly effective product.
As a PT treating airway and chronic pain, I have found the REMplenish straw to be an effective compliment to our patient treatment programs. I have experienced increased neck strength and improvement in my own life having used to the straw these last 2 months. Thanks!
I have noticed my son's mouth breathing is getting better. He enjoys the water bottle over his other ones. I would definitely recommend.
My daughter has been doing myofunctional therapy on and off for most of her life. Her therapist recommended this straw and bottle for her to help with her therapy. We were both so excited when she told me her tongue was resting at the roof of her mouth like it's supposed to! I really think the nozzle has helped her