C Pap Chin Strap (2)

Don't expect a premium brand, but the price is definitely right!I bought these as emergency chin straps. I wash my Respironics premium chin strap a lot as I found it lasts longer with a weekly wash and dry and I occasionally forget it at the laundromat so I needed some spare ones as an emergency. I thought maybe having this around would be good. Sure enough, 5 months after I bought these, I finally had to open one up and use it.LIKES:Let's not expect much folks. It's ten bucks for two. It's design is sort of like the Respironics Premium Chin Strap which is $30 for one so keep that in mind. $30 for one versus $10 for 2. It works. Get it properly hooked up and it will work.DISLIKES:- The strap that goes around the back of your head is freakishly long. I had to cut it just so it wouldn't be sticking out in front of my face. I couldn't figure out how to wrap it around so it wouldn't stick out in front since the thing only velcros on one side. If you try to velcro it to the under-side of the strap, it won't stick.- It's realistically a disposable product. After using it one week, the thing is starting to fall apart.CONCLUSION:So why did I give it 4 stars? I think paying about $5 for one (or in this case, $10 for 2) is a great price for something so important for a lot of people who need chin straps. I never expected it to last months because of the price so to me, a week or two of daily use for a $5 item is pretty good. Not 5-stars great, but I think enough for 4 stars.

I bought this to help prevent snoring. I'm giving it 5 stars because is works better than anything I've tried. I've used it twice and my wife is very happy. I tried the other straps that do not have the back strap. They have to be positioned way back on the head to stay on. That causes them to pull one's jaw backward and that becomes so painful I have to remove it. I tried the bite blocks and, even though they do suppress the snoring, They proved to be very bad for my gums and teeth. They fit so firmly that they press hard on the gums and the natural attempts of the body to move the jaw at night caused pulling on the teeth from side to side such that they ached for days after. This product allows the user to have the main strap cross the head almost directly above the chin. It doesn't have to be fastened severely tight. Just enough to keep the lips closed. The back strap keeps the main one from moving forward and sliding off. Yes, it does take some fiddling to get it right. If you are careful, you can remove it by lifting it off your chin and up in from of your face, then hanging it on a hook. Do the reverse to re-install it. Put the top and back straps in position first and pull down on to your chin. I've ordered two more for travel. After I play with it a bit, I'm going to trim off all the excess strap ends. If it continues to work ok, I'm going to duplicate it in some other material that is sturdy and washable and I will affix the parts permanently together. I'm thinking one could even build something like a beanie cap with a long chinstrap and elastic on each side.

For the price, I thought it was fine. The velcro is very powerful. When one wears a mask and the fit determines the machine's read out score and the vendors urge frequent replacement of the mask, although to the user, the need is not so clear. I think a chinstrap and the straps that hold the mask to one's face get attached to each other, and even when one does not mouth breathe, the air is going to be pushed out annoyingly some time during the wear. There was nothing wrong with the vendor's delivery.

They really are cheaply made and do not last long. But at the low price, I consider them disposable. Before they fall apart they do hold well and are comfortable. Eventually the velcro pulls off the strap.

This is not well designed for doing the job it is supposed to, because it is too narrow and does not address the entirety of the muscles that usually sag. Does not tend to stay in place all night either and can catch in your hair or slip around as you sleep if you are a restless sleeper.

It slides off my head at night. Using the strap you see along the back of the head pulls it backwards. It kind of works if you use it across your forehead

Buyer beware! Yes, there are two straps but not two SETS of straps. These are nearly the same price as others on the market

Not durable at all. Cheaply made. Ive been wearing chin straps for over 20 years.. These were one of the worse chin straps I've ever had. Was looking for some to order on line because my insurance coverage changed how many I can order a year.