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Indications

Aveo TSD is a device used to prevent snoring and improve obstructive sleep apnea.

The anti-snoring aid is a tongue stabilising device (TSD) that helps prevent snoring by gently pulling the tongue forward to stop it from falling back during sleep and obstructing your airways. This allows Aveo TSD to improve your sleep by reducing obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.

Dosage and Administration

When using Aveo TSD, follow all your healthcare provider’s instructions and read packaging instructions carefully to ensure the best results. The device needs to fit onto your tongue correctly to be comfortable and effective.

• Rinse Aveo TSD under hot water before using to make it easier to fit onto your tongue
• The device has a V-shaped notch on the bottom of its inside, ensure that this is facing down before gently pushing your tongue into the Aveo TSD.
• Squeeze the upper and lower parts of the device’s bulb with your forefinger and thumb to create suction that helps your tongue fill the Aveo TSD
• Leave the Aveo TSD for 10 minutes and adjust the suction as needed. Too much can cause discomfort but not enough can cause the device to fall off during the night
• Leave the device on your tongue for the night as you sleep
• To remove, gently press on the sides of the Aveo TSD to break the suction
• Some discomfort may occur during the first one or two weeks of use, speak with your healthcare provider if you experience any pain or discomfort beyond this time
• Thoroughly clean and rinse the device using hot water after each use
• Do not rinse or store Aveo TSD with mouthwash or any other products containing alcohol
• Store in the provided container out of reach from children and pets

Side Effects

Aveo TSD may cause some side effects to develop, especially during the first week or two of use. Speak with your healthcare provider to learn more about what to expect when using this tongue stabilising device.

Common side effects of Aveo TSD may include:

• Discomfort
• Salivation

Serious Side Effects

There is not expected to be any serious side effects from Aveo TSD. If you experience any severe discomfort or issues that do not improve after the first few uses, stop using the device and contact your healthcare provider.

Allergic Reaction

Do not use Aveo TSD if you are allergic to silicone. Stop using the tongue stabilising device and contact your healthcare provider if you experience any signs of an allergic reaction.

Cautions

• Do not rinse or store Aveo TSD with mouthwash or any other product that contains alcohol because this can damage the medical grade silicone.
• In rare instances Aveo TSD may cause you to become tongue-tied. Consult your healthcare provider right away if this occurs to determine a way to safely remove your tongue.

Form and Strength

This anti-snoring tongue stabilising device is available in quantities of 1.

FAQ

What causes snoring?

Snoring occurs when your airway becomes narrowed during sleep. This can be caused by enlarged tonsils, a long soft palate, or uvula. Those who are overweight may have an excess of tissue in the throat that can cause an obstruction.

These areas all relax during sleep and obstruct your airway. Tongue stabilising devices like Aveo TSD gently pull and hold your tongue to prevent it from falling back while you sleep and obstructing your airway.

Does Aveo TSD cause you to salivate?

You may experience more salivation while sleeping than usual when you first start using Aveo TSD. This is because placing anything within your jaws causes a salivatory response. This response should reduce after the first week or two of using the device. Speak with your healthcare provider for more information and advice for using this tongue stabilising device.

References:

1. https://na.aveotsd.com/pages/buy-the-aveotsd?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwr_CnBhA0EiwAci5siglkaPGkg6g5Tc4vevLz07dj7ooALD3h1nQifocmdFVv6g6JRnuCLxoCctkQAvD_BwE
2. https://na.aveotsd.com/pages/how-it-works
3. https://www.snorban.fr/PDF/aveoTSD_EN.pdf
4. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6513561/