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SomniFix Mouth Strips

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$6.50 / week

Total: $25.99

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SomniFix Strips are the ultimate sleep solution that stop mouth breathing in its tracks. By gently holding the lips closed, SomniFix Strips can help users reduce open-mouth snores, improve sleep quality, and improve compliance with CPAP or oral appliances.

Although the strip is applied to the lips, users can still breathe through the central vent, and the gentle adhesive dislodges just by popping open your mouth.

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