The new design AVEOtsd is 64% thinner than the previous model offering greater comfort and ease of use. Made from soft medical silicone.
Snoring is often caused by a tongue muscle relaxing, falling against the back of the throat and narrowing the airway at the base of the tongue. Air travels faster through the narrowed passage, causing the soft tissues of the throat to vibrate. Snoring is the noise made by that vibration. The Aveo tsd anti-snoring device is a silicone tongue-stabilising device that gently holds the tongue forward, preventing it from blocking the airway. By keeping the airway open it stops or reduces snoring.
AVEOtsd is a simple, inexpensive, non-adjustable and non-invasive solution to Problem Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. This will mean a good night's sleep, giving you more energy through the day and a feeling of improved well-being. It will also provide less disturbance for your partner. Unlike oral dental devices, the AVEOtsd does not attach to the teeth, and does not require fitting by a health professional.
The AVEOtsd was developed over 5 years of clinical research into the treatment of Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnoea by Dr. Chris Robertson ( specialist in dental sleep medicine ), New Zealand.
Please note that all products are non-refundable if the packaging has been opened and the product has been used, for health and safety protection.
Stop or reduce snoring. Simple, effective treatment of sleep apnoea. Prevent the progression of sleep disordered breathing. Reduce or stop day time sleepiness. Effective treatment for morning headaches. The aAVEOtsd has been cleared by the FDA/TGA in Australia,
Canada, EEC, Japan, New Zealand and the USA
Snoring, gasping, irregular breathing during sleep. Stopped breathing (apnoeic) episodes during sleep. Morning headaches. Extreme daytime sleepiness. Frequent nocturnal urination - nocturia. Night time refulx / heartburn / Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) Memory deficit. Depression. Hypertension / high blood pressure. Diabetes. Hereditary snoring is a primary risk factor. Male. Large neck circumference: Women > 40cm, Men > 43cm correlates with an increased risk of OSA. Obesity (Body Mass Index > 30). Excessive use of alcohol or sedatives. Smoking.