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Flavor is gone by the podcast intro, but resistance remains—good trade-off.

Doctor okayed it, so we cut each strip in half to fit smaller lips. Within a week his morning congestion eased and he stopped waking to sip water. The animal-print version made it a “fun sleepover gadget” instead of a medical chore. Pricier than generic surgical tape, but the pre-cut shape and breathable fabric are worth the extra few pounds.

The white trainer felt like casual gum—perfect for warming up after breakfast. By day 12 I’d graduated to the grey, and the jump in resistance was noticeable without being painful. Two months in, I’m hitting 20-second holds on the black every night while scrolling TikTok. Side-profile photos show a cleaner jaw angle, and the silicone still looks brand new after regular dish-soap rinses.

I reach for a cube instead of a 3 p.m. cookie. Calorie saver.

I’ve chewed resin mastic before—pricey and brittle. This gum is cheaper, easier on fillings, and recyclable (company has a send-back program). Gains feel comparable.

Took progress photos every Sunday under the same bathroom light. Weeks 1-3, nothing. Week 4, the mandibular angle looked less puffy. By week 6, two friends asked if I’d lost weight (I hadn’t). Flavor fades after ~20 minutes, but the point is resistance, not taste. Pro tip: store it in the fridge; cold gum stiffens up and doubles the workout.

Mint: icy kick, fades in 10 min. Strawberry: mild, lasts 30 min, my favorite. Mango: smells like fresh fruit, oddly satisfying during morning commutes. All share the same granite-like chew. Rotate flavors to avoid boredom; otherwise you’ll subconsciously chew less hard.

A single strip keeps me nasal-breathing during 20-minute sits. Quiet reminder to stay present.

Morning: chew gum during emails. Afternoon: quick set with grey trainer. Night: nose tape + mouth tape combo. The stack turned facial upkeep into a habit loop I actually look forward to, and my partner says my jaw looks “Disney-prince defined.” Not complaining.

My 8-year-old’s snoring has gone from freight-train to gentle purr. The smaller size fits her face perfectly and the cartoon stars make it feel like a sticker, not a medical device.

I trim the strip shorter, so it stays above my moustache line and actually holds. Zero tug on removal.

Documented from neutral posture, no filter. Day 1: soft chin roll. Day 45: slight shadow below the jaw and my mandibular plane angle tightened a few degrees (used overlay grids to measure). Worth the daily 10-minute commitment.

I cycle through white-grey-black while waiting in matchmaking queues. The incremental resistance keeps my hands busy, prevents mindless snacking, and—judging by the compliments in Discord—has tightened my jawline on webcam. The matte silicone doesn’t pick up lint, and the embossed resistance dots haven’t worn off after a month of daily use

My orthodontist okayed gentle strengthening once my braces came off. The white ring restored range of motion, the grey rebuilt bite force, and the black is now part of my nightly routine. Having all three in one pouch saved me multiple pharmacy runs—and my retainer still fits perfectly.

I tried silicone “jaw balls” last year and hated cleaning drool off them. This gum offers similar resistance, tastes mildly herbal, and—crucially—I can spit it out when I’m done. Sanitary and discreet. After three tubs I’ve trimmed a bit off my double chin. Not gone, but selfies no longer need the high-angle cheat.