AIRWAAV RX1 FAQS
Information On This Page:
- How does the AIRWAAV RX1 Recovery Mouthpiece work?
- Will this help with snoring?
- How long will it take to notice improvements in sleep quality and recovery?
- Is the AIRWAAV RX1 Recovery Mouthpiece comfortable to wear?
- How do I fit the mouthpiece?
- Is the AIRWAAV RX1 suitable for individuals with sleep apnea or other breathing issues?
1. How does the AIRWAAV RX1 Recovery Mouthpiece work?
The AIRWAAV RX1 Recovery Mouthpiece uses Reflex Technology™ to gently move your tongue forward, opening your airway for better breathing during sleep. The small bumps inside the mouthpiece trigger your tongue to move forward, similar to how it instinctively goes to a popcorn kernel stuck in your tooth. This helps you achieve deeper, uninterrupted sleep and better recovery.
2. Will this help with snoring?
Snoring is caused by your tongue falling into the back of your throat during sleep and is caused by a variety of factors that are unique to the individual. AIRWAAV RX1 is designed to help guide your tongue forward and away from the back of your throat.
3. How long will it take to notice improvements in sleep quality and recovery?
Many users report noticing improvements in sleep quality and recovery within the first night of use. For some, it takes a few nights to adapt, so consistent use is key to maximizing benefits.
4. Is the AIRWAAV RX1 Recovery Mouthpiece comfortable to wear?
Yes, the mouthpiece is designed for comfort with a lower fit that ensures it stays in place throughout the night without causing discomfort. This is due to our patented material that actually shrinks after you heat and mold it, providing a snug, comfortable fit.
5. How do I fit the mouthpiece?
Customize the mouthpiece using a microwave or boiling water. Follow the included fitting instructions, and let the mouthpiece sit for 24 hours to ensure a snug fit. For more information, check out the RX1 Recovery fitting page.
6. Is the AIRWAAV RX1 suitable for individuals with sleep apnea or other breathing issues?
While the mouthpiece can help improve breathing during sleep, it’s important to consult with a healthcare provider if you have sleep apnea or other significant breathing issues.