Where to Buy SnoreRx and SnoreRx Plus (Is It on Amazon?)

SnoreRx is an FDA-cleared, adjustable boil-and-bite mouthpiece for snoring, made by Apnea Sciences in Southern California. Because it's popular, it turns up in a lot of places online, and people often search "SnoreRx Amazon" hoping for faster shipping or a lower price. Here's how the buying options compare, what the official prices are, which discounts actually exist, and what you give up by buying outside the official store.

Not sure which model you want? Read our SnoreRx review, SnoreRx Plus review and SnoreRx vs SnoreRx Plus first.

SnoreRx Official Prices (Checked October 2026)

These are the prices shown on snorerx.com when we checked. The site shows a higher "regular" price crossed out next to each one; we list the price you actually pay.

Prices change, so check the official site before ordering. Shipping is charged on top and, as we explain below, isn't refunded if you return the device.

Is SnoreRx Sold on Amazon?

We couldn't verify an official SnoreRx storefront on Amazon run by Apnea Sciences, and snorerx.com doesn't link to or mention one. Availability on marketplaces changes, so you may find listings from time to time. Before buying one, consider three things:

1. The SnoreRx guarantee won't apply. The terms and conditions on snorerx.com say the company does "not accept returns of purchases from any retail channel except snorerx.com." The guarantee page likewise says the 30-night money-back guarantee is for new customers purchasing through the website. On a marketplace you get that seller's return policy, nothing more.
2. The maker discourages reselling. Its terms reserve the right to refuse orders that appear to come from dealers, resellers or distributors. That doesn't make every third-party listing fake, but it does mean a marketplace seller may not be an authorized source.
3. It's a custom-fit device. SnoreRx is molded to your teeth with boil-and-bite, and the fitting can only be done a maximum of two times. A unit that has been opened, returned and resold may already have been heated or molded, which you can't easily tell from a photo.

If you still prefer a marketplace, check the seller name, the seller's return terms, and the reviews of the seller (not just the product), and inspect the packaging and instruction booklet when it arrives. If it looks used or the packaging is unsealed, don't put it in your mouth; return it.

Official Store vs Amazon vs Other Retailers

What about Walgreens and other stores?

Sleep Foundation's SnoreRx review (last updated in 2022) says SnoreRx can be bought on the company's website and through third-party retailers such as Walgreens. We couldn't confirm current in-store or online stock at specific chains, so check the retailer directly. The same caveat applies: a store purchase is covered by that store's return policy, not the SnoreRx guarantee.

Buying outside the US

According to the SnoreRx FAQ, orders to Canada and Australia are shipped by a local fulfillment warehouse in that country, usually within 1–3 business days. Other international orders ship from Southern California by USPS International or FedEx International. International customers pay any customs duties and taxes, and USPS International can take up to 21 days.

The 30-Night Guarantee: What It Covers

The guarantee is the main reason to buy direct, so it's worth knowing exactly what it says (from snorerx.com/guarantee and the site's terms, checked October 2026):

• It's a 30-night, 100% money-back guarantee on SnoreRx and SnoreRx Plus for new customers who purchase through snorerx.com.
• You have 30 days from the delivery date to return it.
• You get the product price back. Shipping and handling are non-refundable, and you pay for return shipping.
• Start with the Request a Return form on the guarantee page and write your order number on the outside of the package.
• Replacement devices aren't eligible for return.

Before returning, the company suggests checking whether you took a good impression (you should see prominent tooth marks) and whether you've given it a few nights and tried advancing the setting 1 mm at a time. For more on common problems and fixes, see SnoreRx complaints.

SnoreRx Coupons and Discounts That Actually Exist

Coupon sites list plenty of "SnoreRx promo codes," many of which are expired or never worked. These are the savings we could confirm:

• The 2-pack price. This is the most reliable discount: two SnoreRx for $99.99 (about $50 each) or two SnoreRx Plus for $154.98 (about $77.49 each). SnoreRx Plus is marketed as "one for home, one for travel." It's also a practical way to have a spare, since the maker's FAQ says a SnoreRx typically lasts around 6 to 11 months of use.
• Free cleaning spray. The current SnoreRx Plus instruction booklet includes an offer for a free bottle of Aseptic Guard cleaning spray (terms apply, claimed through the website printed in the booklet).

Two things to know about codes: snorerx.com's terms say coupon codes can't be combined with any other offer, and a code doesn't change the guarantee terms. Also, the crossed-out "regular" prices on the site make the discount look bigger than it is; the price you pay is what matters.

Insurance, HSA and FSA

SnoreRx's FAQ notes that most insurance companies classify snoring as a non-medical condition, but suggests checking with your insurer about reimbursement. If you hope to use an HSA or FSA, check your plan's rules before you order, since eligibility for snoring products varies by plan.

Looking for a Good Morning Snore Solution Coupon?

A lot of people comparing SnoreRx also look at the Good Morning Snore Solution, a tongue-stabilizing device that doesn't move your jaw. We didn't find a verified public coupon code for it. What its official store showed when we checked: single devices in Regular or Small size at $79.94, a Regular + Small 2-pack at $139.94, free shipping on orders over $99 to the USA, Canada, UK and Australia, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. As with SnoreRx, buying from the official store is the safest way to make sure the guarantee applies. If you're unsure whether a tongue device or a jaw device suits you, read TSD vs MAD and our guide to tongue retaining devices.

How to Avoid Counterfeit or Used Mouthpieces

Any popular product sold through marketplaces attracts copies and resold returns. A few practical checks:

• Be wary of prices far below the official store. SnoreRx's own 2-pack works out to about $50 per device; a "new" unit for much less is a red flag.
• Check the box contents. SnoreRx Plus comes with the mouthguard, a storage case, a fitting handle and an instruction booklet. Missing items suggest a returned or repackaged unit.
• Look for an unmolded device. A new device shouldn't already show tooth impressions.
• Know the spelling. "Snore Rx" with a space is the same product, but sound-alike names from other brands are not. Look for the SnoreRx name and Apnea Sciences on the packaging.
• Look up the FDA clearance. SnoreRx from Apnea Sciences Corporation is listed in the FDA's 510(k) database (K153200) as an anti-snoring device (FDA record).

Before You Buy: Is SnoreRx Right for You?

Wherever you buy it, SnoreRx isn't for everyone. The maker says it should not be used if you have central sleep apnea, are under 18, have a history of TMD, have a respiratory disorder, have loose teeth or advanced gum disease, or wear dentures or braces; check with your dentist first if you have implants, crowns or bridges. It needs your upper and lower four front teeth to be natural.

SnoreRx is cleared to reduce snoring, and its booklet states it is not a treatment for sleep apnea. If you snore loudly and also gasp, choke, stop breathing in your sleep or feel exhausted during the day, see a doctor before buying any mouthpiece. Our guides Can Snoring Mouthpieces Treat Sleep Apnea? and Sleep Apnea Mouthpiece vs CPAP explain why.

For more general shopping advice across brands, see where to buy an anti-snoring mouthpiece.

The Bottom Line

Buy SnoreRx and SnoreRx Plus from snorerx.com if you want the 30-night money-back guarantee, a sealed unmolded device and direct support. The 2-pack is the most dependable discount, and a published partner code may knock off a little more. Amazon and other retailers may be convenient, but purchases there aren't covered by the SnoreRx guarantee and the seller may not be authorized.

FAQ

Can you buy SnoreRx on Amazon?

We couldn't confirm an official, manufacturer-run SnoreRx store on Amazon. Third-party listings may appear, but SnoreRx states it doesn't accept returns of purchases from any channel except snorerx.com, so the 30-night guarantee won't cover them.

Is the SnoreRx Plus anti-snoring mouthpiece cheaper on Amazon?

Not reliably. The official price for SnoreRx Plus was $99.99, or $154.98 for two, when we checked in October 2026. A marketplace price may be higher or lower, but you'd lose the maker's guarantee and can't be sure the device is new and authorized.

Does the SnoreRx 30-night guarantee apply everywhere?

No. It applies to new customers who purchase through snorerx.com, with returns due within 30 days of delivery. You get the product price back; shipping and handling aren't refunded.

Is there a SnoreRx coupon code?

Discount codes for SnoreRx come and go, so we don't list any. The 2-pack pricing is the bigger, more dependable saving, and any code you do find can't be combined with other offers.

Is there a Good Morning Snore Solution coupon?

We didn't find a verified public code. The official store's 2-pack ($139.94 for a Regular + Small) and free shipping on orders over $99 were the main savings when we checked.

Is SnoreRx sold in stores?

Sleep Foundation's 2022 review mentions Walgreens as a third-party retailer, but stock varies and we couldn't confirm current availability. Store purchases are covered by the store's return policy, not SnoreRx's guarantee.

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