Skorter | Apnea Tongue Stabilization Device

The Anti-Snoring TSD (Tongue Stabilizing Device) serves as a practical, budget-friendly, and non-invasive solution for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea.

This device offers a universal remedy that utilizes tongue positioning technology.

No cutting or adjustments are required, and there is no need to shift the jaw.

It's an ideal choice for denture users as it doesn't place any pressure on the gums, jaw, or teeth. Moreover, it provides a comfortable alternative for those who struggle to get used to the jaw position of a mandibular advancement device (MAD).

Manage Your Tongue… Eliminate the Snoring

The Anti-Snoring TSD is an innovative, simple, effective, and non-invasive medical apparatus crafted to address snoring. It presents a convenient resolution to snoring problems.

Traditional mandibular advancement devices work by moving the lower jaw forward to indirectly advance the tongue. In contrast, the Anti-Snoring TSD uses gentle suction at the tip of the tongue, preventing it from collapsing backward into the throat and obstructing the airways. It also eliminates teeth grinding and clenching by positioning the tongue between the upper and lower teeth.

Constructed from soft, medical-grade silicone, the Anti-Snoring TSD is available in a single universal size. There’s no requirement for mold impressions, adjustments, or movable components. Best of all, it accommodates everyone, including those with joint issues or individuals who lack teeth.

Instructions for Use:

• Position the TSD in your mouth so that it rests between your front teeth and lips, ensuring the protruding bulb remains outside your mouth.
• The side featuring the small cut on the TSD should be oriented downward.
• Gently squeeze the bulb to expel air.
• Insert your tongue into the tube and release the bulb. This action will create a vacuum effect, causing your tongue to adhere to the bulb surface of the TSD.

What Triggers Snoring?

Snoring arises from a constriction of the upper airways during sleep. Factors contributing to this may include enlarged tonsils, a long palate, an elongated uvula, or an excess of loose throat tissue. All these areas relax while sleeping.

In certain cases, nasal obstructions due to allergies or deformities in nasal cartilage can worsen airway constriction.

By maintaining an open airway, airflow slows, reducing vibrations in the throat and minimizing or completely stopping snoring. Keeping the tongue forward is among the most effective strategies to ensure open airways during sleep.

However, a common factor leading to airway constriction is excessive relaxation of the tongue muscle during sleep. When relaxed, it is pulled back into the throat with each inhalation.

When snoring occurs, the airflow moves rapidly through a constricted space, faster than through a wider passage, causing the relaxed soft tissues in the throat to vibrate and produce the sound of snoring.

Frequent Causes of Snoring

• Sleeping on one's back
• Enlarged tonsils, lengthy palate, or uvula
• A excessively relaxed tongue during sleep
• Being overweight
• Nasal congestion from colds, allergies, or deformities in nasal cartilage
• Menopause
• Consuming alcohol, medications, or tobacco within six hours before sleeping
• Hypothyroidism

Who Experiences Snoring?

More than 60 percent of adults face snoring problems. This figure rises annually for individuals over 50, as the tissues in the upper airways lose their elasticity and vibrate more during breathing, increasing snoring frequency when the airways constrict during sleep, making it more likely for the tongue to be drawn back and obstruct the airways.

• Sixty percent of men and 40 percent of women over 40 are regular snorers.
• Snoring is also common in children aged 2 to 7, especially when they have respiratory infections or enlarged tonsils.
• Women in the later stages of pregnancy frequently experience snoring as well.

Potential Health Risks:

If left untreated, sleep apnea can result in a variety of health issues, including:

1. High blood pressure
2. Irregular heartbeats
3. Heart failure, irregular heart rhythms, heart attacks
4. Diabetes
5. Depression
6. Worsening of ADHD

FDA Disclaimer: These claims and products have not been reviewed by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases or health conditions.
Please consult your healthcare provider for any health concerns or conditions.

Always seek medical advice prior to altering your diet, using a new product, medication, or supplement, or initiating new fitness routines.

Your results may vary.

Material: Premium silicone

SHIPPING DETAILS

Domestic Shipping (UNITED KINGDOM):
Your order will typically be packaged and dispatched within 1-2 days of receipt. Tracking information will be sent via email once your order is shipped. Delivery usually takes 3-5 days. 

OUR COMMITMENT:

We believe in the ability of our products to enhance daily living, and we fully back them. Thus, we provide a risk-free 30-day guarantee on all of our items. If you're not pleased with your purchase, we will work to resolve any issues. Additionally, we offer a one-year complimentary warranty against manufacturing defects on our products.