Slumber Guard Anti-snoring Device Now Available at Pharmacies
Australia, Commonwealth of (Press Release) June 30, 2008 --
An Australian company has taken a revolutionary step by entering the retail pharmaceutical market with an anti-snoring device that comes with a 100% Money Back Guarantee.
"We are so confident that the Slumber Guard will work for the vast majority of snorers that we have no hesitation in providing a guarantee with this product" said Fabian Windrich, Director of Slumber Guard.
The Slumber Guard is a mandibular advancement device, that a person wears in their mouth - much like a mouthguard, although it is designed to hold the lower jaw in a forward position in order to make sure that the jaw does not collapse into the throat, restricting the throat airways and causing snoring.
"Slumber Guard is the definitive product available at pharmacies that uses the same principles that Doctors use when treating snoring - but for a fraction of the cost, and without the need for a prescription"
With levels of obesity in Australia now rising to record levels, the incidence of problematic snoring is also set to increase. Other factors that can increase snoring are alcohol and sleeping on your back.
"We are so confident that the Slumber Guard will work for the vast majority of snorers that we have no hesitation in providing a guarantee with this product" said Fabian Windrich, Director of Slumber Guard.
The Slumber Guard is a mandibular advancement device, that a person wears in their mouth - much like a mouthguard, although it is designed to hold the lower jaw in a forward position in order to make sure that the jaw does not collapse into the throat, restricting the throat airways and causing snoring.
"Slumber Guard is the definitive product available at pharmacies that uses the same principles that Doctors use when treating snoring - but for a fraction of the cost, and without the need for a prescription"
With levels of obesity in Australia now rising to record levels, the incidence of problematic snoring is also set to increase. Other factors that can increase snoring are alcohol and sleeping on your back.
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