Calefactio Anti Snore Mouthguard

Say Farewell to Sleep Apnea and Embrace Restful Nights.

OUR AIRFLOW IS WHAT YOU NEED:

Exhausted from nights of restlessness and the unrelenting fatigue brought on by sleep apnea? Regardless of how long you sleep, you wake up feeling depleted, disconnected, and incapable of making the most of the day.

Enter Mouth piece-a practical, ready-to-use mouthpiece that addresses the problem of sleep apnea in its essence. By naturally aligning the jaw in the ideal sleep position, it facilitates airflow.

Crafted from gentle materials, it ensures effortless, all-night comfort for a truly rejuvenating sleep!

With Feetoot Mouthpiece, you can now put an end to sleep apnea right from its origin — once and for all!”

How Does It Work?

YOU WILL LOOK FORWARD TO WEARING THEM

The root cause of sleep apnea lies in the lower jaw falling back into the throat during sleep, obstructing the airway. This leads to frequent breathing interruptions and mid-sleep awakenings.

By gently advancing your jaw, Feetoot naturally expands your airway, enabling your body to receive ample oxygen.

This eradicates any disruptions in your breathing, allowing for uninterrupted sleep throughout the night.

If snoring is disrupting your or your loved ones’ rest, airflow can assist in achieving a more peaceful sleep and waking up feeling revitalized.

Addresses Sleep Apnea at Its Core for Exceptional Sleep!

YOU CAN’T ASK FOR ANYTHING BETTER

If you’ve attempted different sleep apnea remedies like CPAP, nasal strips, adjusting sleeping positions, or using specialized pillows in the past, and didn’t find success, it’s important to note that it’s not your fault.

Most other sleep apnea solutions fail to address the underlying issue: the partial or complete blockage of the airway caused by the natural dropping of the jaw during sleep.

With Feetoot, you can expect:

✅ Uninterrupted, restful sleep

✅ Reduction in snoring

✅ Improved relationships

✅ Enhanced productivity

✅ Increased energy and mood

✅ Lowered risk of heart disease and stroke