Posted by rrlund on January 26, 2012 at 15:59:23 from (207.241.137.116):
RayP pointed out to me that there was a question for me several pages back about the Z Quiet. Yes,I got it a week ago Tuesday. I came down with the flu the next night and haven't had the chance to thouroughly get used to it,but the wife says I'm not snoring. It says in the instructions that it takes from 2 days to 2 weeks to get used to it. I tried it the first night,left it in until 12:30am. Next night I left it in until 3,but woke up with a bad fever. Next several nights,I was too sick to use it. Been back to using it for about 3 nights now. Leaving it in anywhere from all night to 3-4am. The wife says she can't hear me at all. The one night I left it in all night was the morning that I've felt the best I have in over a week. I notice a big difference breathing when I'm on my back. I layed that way the other night without it and just before I dozed of,I was aware that I wasn't breathing. With it in,I can fall asleep on my back and stay that way. It's still going to take a little time to fully get to wearing it as second nature. It pulls pressure back on the top teeth. My daughter works in a dental office and they custom made one for my son in law. They finished it the day I got mine. She said his worked immediatly. No snoring and he doesn't take a nap as soon as he gets home from work.
So ya,I'm not going to send it back. Not that tough to get used to.
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