Mouth Guard case: Athlete-Designed Protection and Hygiene - Mint

This mouth guard case is built like a tank. The plastic is thick and the silicone appears to be super durable. I originally got this to store my night guard, but this shines when used with a mouth guard designed for sports since those usually tend to be bigger.In terms of design, the clip securely attaches to a bag or pants. The vent hole doubles down as a spout when rinsing/cleaning your mouth guard inside.

This thing is really good. It works excellently. It is easy to clean. It is easy to use. BUT if you are planning on carrying around with you for a longer period of time...it is big and heavy. Now the good thing about this is you or someone you know is a street brawler and you/they need a projectile to throw at an oppont after you/they lose, this would be a great choice. Operating under the assumption that you are not a street brawler...carrying it in a gym bag: no problem. On your waist: not so comfortable.

Or kids are into wrestling, and we normally just use plastic sandwich bags to keep their mouth guards in while they are in their bags so they don't get dirty, but those sandwich bags tend to get easily lost.In comes this mouth guard holder that even attached to the outside of the bag if wanted.Its easy to open and close(But not so easy it opens on its own), has a drain hold, and a snap on the back use to attach.This is going to come in super handy for wrestling season this year as they should not have dirty/nasty mouth guards that get lost or misplaced.

kinda cheap made. and its kinda big. does this need to be this big? im not gonna really use it unless my main one is broke, i guess

I'm using this case for my night-time bite guard. It is extremely well made and the hinge design (separate rubber top) won't eventually crack from use like most inexpensive plastic cases. The ability to get a color contrasted top so it is easier to spot in a bag or luggage is also a plus. The only negative is that there is not any place to add a lanyard to it so it can be attached to a bag with something like a small carabiner. I'm not sure how you store your mouthguard but I'm guessing it's frequently a gym bag (or luggage) so the built in belt/pocket retainer seems less than ideal. Luckily, there is plenty of extra plastic on the top of the clip so 10 seconds with a drill and I added a hole that I could tie some cordage through. Voila, the perfect case for all occasions. While there is no question that many would consider this case a bit extravagant (and thus value should be judged on your personal needs), after spending a lot of money on a custom bite guard from my dentist I'm glad I have it.

I wear night guard to prevent teeth grinding while sleeping. This case is perfect to keep my night guard protected and clean.The material is solid and sturdy. The soft cover can be a bit difficult to open at times and requires some getting used to. This case comes with a nice carrying pouch and the case itself looks great.Overall, this is an expensive mouthguard case, but your teeth are worth it. Recommended.

I'm glad I came across this mouth guard case. It offers features I wish I had for my other case:1. The color is nice; I picked the mint color and love it.2. It has enough space to hold both pieces of my mouth guard.3. It can clip onto my belt, so I don't have to worry about losing my mouth guard while grabbing a meal during my beach walk or at the gym.4. It has a hole that allows me to clean my mouth guard easily—just add gentle soap and water and shake it.5. The hole also provides good ventilation.6. It seems strong and unlikely to break easily.

My old run-of-the-mill plastic mouth guard case broke in two, so it was time for a new one. This time I feel like I’ve upgraded to the Rolls-Royce of mouth guard cases.This is larger than my old case, but it feels sturdy and well-made. Plus, it solves a problem I have every time I travel: finding a cup to clean the mouth guard in. With this case I can just slip the detergent in with the guard, cover the hole, and shake away. I love that I don’t have to carry an extra cup with me.I don’t really understand the belt clip. Who wants to tote this around on the outside of their bag? Maybe if I were an athlete I could clip it onto a shelf in my locker or something. Otherwise, I wish the clip were detachable so the product would take up less room and sit flatly on the counter without rocking. But hey, if you want a case with a clip, you're in the right place.The rubber lid closes at two levels, which is nice. The first groove is easier to snap down on just for quick daytime storage on a counter. The second groove takes a little more push but is tight and secure for washing situations or travel.The lid had some small scratches on it as if my product hadn’t come right off the assembly line, but no big deal; I just washed it before use.Lastly, let’s talk about that “luxury velvet” storage pouch. It seems pretty silly to me – it’s a case for your case. Come on. What’s going to protect the luxury storage pouch?? In all seriousness, it’s an over-the-top touch when first unboxing your mouthguard case, and I don’t plan to use it when I travel, preferring just to toss this in with my other toiletries. If anything, maybe the belt clip should have been added to this pouch. I’ll aim to find another use for it.