Sleep Better With This Pre-Black Friday Doorbuster Deal On VitalSleep

Sleep is one of the few places where we're completely at peace (for now, anyway), and snoring can keep you and others from needed rest. Fortunately, for a limited time, you can get a Pre-Black Friday Doorbusters deal on the VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece, no coupon needed.

Stopping Snoring

When you sleep, your muscles relax, including the muscles in your throat and neck. In turn, this allows the tongue to fall back, narrowing the pathway for air to get in and out. This makes the upper airway vibrate, and can even affect your quality of sleep.

VitalSleep prevents this by keeping your airway open and wider. It keeps the tongue in place while enabling more airflow. With more air going in, and a wider passage for it to come out, your snoring stops.

Easy To Use

The VitalSleep is simple to set up and adjust. Just soak it in hot water and then put it in your mouth, following the instructions. It'll take an imprint of your teeth and firm it up, offering a custom, comfortable fit. There's a 100% fit guarantee, as well.

Similarly, the patented AccuAdjust system is built to better align it with your jaw. Micro-adjustments to the lower tray, done with an included tool, allow you to create the perfect airway for you, and keep snoring at bay.

Don't worry, you will not be up at night wondering what's in your mouth. All the materials in the VitalSleep are medical-grade, hypoallergenic, and cleared by the FDA for repeated use, with strict biocompatibility and toxicology testing to ensure safety.

We all need a little more rest these days. The VitalSleep helps you get that rest, and everyone with you will likely sleep better as well.

Get the VitalSleep Anti-Snoring Mouthpiece for $59.97 (reg. $99) as part of our limited time Pre-Black Friday Doorbusters Sale.

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