Funny Conversation About A Snoring Device

What is a “snore guard” in American English?

A snore guard is a small plastic mouthpiece Americans wear at night to stop snoring. The piece sits over the upper teeth and gently pushes the lower jaw forward, which keeps the airway open. Americans get them in two main ways: at a sleep clinic (an outpatient lab where doctors run sleep studies and fit custom devices) or ordered online from brands like SnoreRx, ZQuiet, or VitalSleep. Snore guards are part of a wider American medical-device culture around CPAP machines, mouth tape, and mandibular advancement devices.

In this clip, two friends joke about a new snore guard: “They gave it to me at the sleep clinic, and it’s gonna help me not to snore... Tastes good. Plus, you look cool.”