quot;To prevent buildup from occurring, it is important to wash your PROVENTIL HFA mouthpiece. To clean, remove canister and cap from mouthpiece. Set the canister and cap aside. Wash mouthpiece only by holding the mouthpiece under warm running water for 30 seconds at least once a week shake to remove excess water, and let air dry thoroughly (such as overnight). Wash mouthpiece only -- tip: Run water through both top and bottom. Never wash or immerse the canister in water.

quot;Some of you who are worried about 'safe' didjing might find it worth a try to check out Alan Shockley's mouthpiece disinfectant. I tried it out for a time, but went back to using my tea tree oil. I use about a 1:20 dilution of water soluable tea tree in water and use a spray bottle to just spray the mouthpeices from time to time. See similar questions...

Here are some of the main differences between Jazz and Classical mouthpieces. These are simplifications and generalities just for comparison purposes. See similar questions...

Answer: Yes, all adults can use SnoreMate since it will take the precise shape of your mouth, big or small. See similar questions...

Answer: In a small percentage of persons, the mouthpiece is uncomfortable to use, owing to various physical factors relating to the individual. If you happen to fall into the category, don't worry just return by post the SnoreMate mouthpiece to the SnoreMate postal address along with your details and a full refund of the purchase will be refunded to you, excluding the postage cost. (Within the 30 day warranty period. See similar questions...

Jody Espina Has been a Jazz Educator and Professional Musician all of his working life. He is passionate about producing only mouthpieces that perform perfectly, for students, professionals and amateurs. That means play testing every piece before it leaves the shop and being willing to reject any mouthpiece until it meets his quality standards. See similar questions...

That's difficult to say since we have so many different models. The simple answer is that they all play great. See similar questions...

Regarding plating: Plating is not only cosmetic but it protects you from the very slight chance of brass poisoning. Our metal JodyJazz mouthpieces are made from a solid bar of brass. Then there are three layers of plating starting with Copper then Silver or Nickel and then the Gold. We use heavy Gold in 24kts. Over the long run the top layer of Gold can start to wear off. You are still protected from brass poisoning by the other two layers, which will not wear off. See similar questions...

The outside shape of a mouthpiece is more important than most people think. Hard rubber mouthpieces open up the mouth more than a metal mouthpiece. This accounts for part of the sound difference between hard rubber mouthpieces and metal mouthpieces. A duckbill beak has a different feel from a standard beak. Our JodyJazz Classics have an outside shape more similar to metal mouthpieces than to hard rubber mouthpieces. See similar questions...

Answer: This varies from 1 case to another, however in my case I slept through the night, after just two nights. On average it would appear that most people feel comfortable enough to sleep throughout the night after approximately four nights. See similar questions...

There are pro's and con's to having a hole in the mouthpiece. The pro is obviously you can breathe, although not well through the small hole but the cons are a whistling noise as the air passes through the hole. The hole also creates a small directional jet of air and the back of the throat becomes very dry. See similar questions...

Answer: At first you might experience some minor discomfort at the mandibular joint, this should reduce as the jaw gets more accustomed to settling into the more forward position. You might also have some discomfort with your teeth, since that obviously take some of the pressure in keeping your jaw forward. In time too, this discomfort will diminish. See similar questions...

Send it back for a full refund minus the shipping charge. It's impossible to design a mouthpiece that works for everybody. We know that, so we expect some returns. We hope by giving you the best, most friendly customer service, that even if our mouthpiece is not for you, you'll still recommend us to your friends as a great company to do business with. See similar questions...

Before proceeding, be aware that inside the mouthpiece is a thin metal lever, one end of which normally rides on the reed. You can see this end through the mouthpiece tip opening. The lever extends back through a rubber shield to the actual lip pressure sensor. This metal lever is all too easily damaged when the mouthpiece is off- so proceed with extreme caution. See similar questions...

Place your bees wax in a cup of hot water (not boiling water) boiling water will make the wax melt, we only want it to become soft. Once it is soft enough to mould you can roll it into a long cylindrical shape, just like a small snake. Starting at one end of the "snake" press it onto the end of the didgeridoo. Continue pressing it all the way around the top of the didgeridoo. While it is still soft, mould it into a size & shape that is comfortable on your mouth. See similar questions...

There is no set time limit for a mouthpiece. It all depends on how much you use the didjeridu, how you store it & how dirty or damaged it gets. See similar questions...

The valve has a very strong memory and when new, the slit may not readily appear. If after squeezing a few times on the flat ends, it still does not appear, DO NOT CUT. First, hold the mouthpiece where the oval ends are horizontal. Apply slight pressure with a non-sharp object, like a paper clip, vertically. This should open the mouthpiece. NEVER USE SHARP INSTRUMENTS on the Bite ValveTM. It is a precision part with extremely tight tolerances. I threw the little cap on the end of the tube away. See similar questions...

Maybe. A new mouthpiece requires a new reed because your old reed has conformed to the old mouthpiece. Also a different tip opening, baffle and chamber might require a different brand or strength of reed. It is very important to keep an open mind about reeds when trying a new mouthpiece. See similar questions...

Similar to a sports mouthpiece used by athletes, the CPAP PRO® is customized to your exact dental configuration in just minutes right at home. Once formed the CPAP PRO® will comfortably snap on to your upper teeth and stay in place throughout sleep. Since the upper teeth always stay in perfect relationship with the nose, you can sleep in any position and all the nasal components stay in place eliminating the leaks, the skin irritation and sleepless nights! See similar questions...

All of our instruments are subjected to autoclave sterilization ? the same process that responsible hospitals and dental offices use. The autoclave is spore tested monthly to ensure it is in proper working order and these results are on display on the wall beside the front counter. Items or areas that are impossible to sterilize in this manner are covered by plastic barriers which are disposed of at the end of the procedure. See similar questions...