Anti Snoring Chin Strap for Men and Women CPAP Users - Airflow Jaw Strap - Effective Snore Solution for Excessive Snoring

My CPAP was the greatest thing that happened to me when I received it approximately 7 years ago. However, I recently lost 130 lbs and the size of my neck reduced significantly. I think that's what used to help keep my jaw pushed up while I slept. Now that my huge neck is (thankfully) gone, my jaw/mouth has been falling open while I sleep, and my CPAP has not been working correctly.I have a nose pillow mask and I have been waking up several times each night with a mouth like the Sahara desert because the air was just pushing into my nose and out through my mouth, rendering the CPAP ineffective. I started feeling a lot more tired during the day and was getting notifications on my CPAP that I had a bad mask seal. It was suggested that I get a chin strap to help keep my jaw closed while I slept.I have to say, a lot of the reviews for the majority of the chin straps I have seen on Amazon have not been great. I took a chance on this one and am pleasantly surprised. The material is very lightweight and comfortable. I like the Y-shaped head strap because it keeps it in place all night. In fact, I don't think I would have been happy with some of the other ones I have seen because I feel like they would probably slide around and not be secure, especially since I am a somewhat restless side sleeper. It is adjustable on the side with Velcro but none of that rubs against my face or causes irritation. I was really worried about it feeling restrictive, but I didn't have to make it very tight in order to get it to work.I have been using this chin strap for about a week now and it seems to have solved my problem. It keeps my mouth closed and I'm no longer waking up several times throughout the night. I'm FINALLY getting restful sleep once again.

I have tried several chin straps, which were generally too small and tight, or too clunky and with scratchy velcro.This strap just fits, and is easy to adjust. The "halo" at the top means that it stays put much better than a simple strap, and the comfy chinrest helps pull my chin (and jaw) UP, and not BACK, which my last strap did, and which only helped my tongue fall farther back into my throat, leading to more apnea.This strap is the best! I hope it lasts me a LONG time.

Edit: Was forced to use on a nightly basis while awaiting a new chin strap from a different manufacturer. While the build of this strap isn't as durable as I like it still did a good job. I had to torque the adjustment for a tighter fit and it did a decent job. With the tightening and because of the light build it didn't cause scalp irritation from over tightening. I've got at least six weeks of usage even with the over tightening and am now ordering another because it as confining as the head wrap chin strap types. Still has one to two adjustments left.In my search to find the perfect chin strap as a CPAP user with open mouth issues I tried this strap. Due to it's very lightweight construction, I tightened the strap as much as possible but still had leakage issues overnight. My CPAP is set at 15 according to my prescription needs which is a higher than the average.The level of CPAP pressure coupled with the lightweight construction failed to keep my mouth closed overnight. Was awakened twice due to leakage and dry mouth. Some stretching of the strap material occurred overnight, along the chin strap sides, due to the tightness level and lightweight construction.On some positive notes, there was NO strong chemical smell from this strap. Trust me you will know the smell when you encounter it from other straps. The strap also remained in place all night without shifting from top of the head.If you are on low setting for CPAP therapy or using this strap as a anti snore device device then the strap may work for you but lightweight construction along the sides will be prone to overnight stretching.

**3 Stars - Works, But Has Some Drawbacks**This Anti-Snoring Chin Strap does the job, but there are a few things to keep in mind for the best experience. Proper positioning is key—make sure to adjust it well to get a good seal around the jaw and lips. Sleeping position also plays a role, so some trial and error may be needed for optimal comfort and function.If you need to wear it tightly, be aware that it may leave strap marks on your face and head. Give yourself some time in the morning to massage those areas and let the marks fade. Also, be sure to wash it regularly—it absorbs perspiration while wearing, but it dries fairly quickly when hung properly. I’d also recommend washing it before first use, as the black material may run off a bit.Overall, it’s an okay option for CPAP users looking to maintain a good mouth seal and breathe comfortably at night, but be prepared for some minor inconveniences.

If you use a CPAP machine and are awakened with dry mouth, this the solution for you. I got a new CPAP machine and was awakened in the middle of the night with a mouth as dry as the Sahara. It was recommended that I try a chin strap. I brought this and it had made a HUGE difference.The strap is lightweight and easy to put on. It is not rough or irritating. It fits comfortably under the CPAP mask. Most importantly, it stays in place. I am able to wear my mask through the night. The strap does not leave any marks on face in the morning. I highly recommend.