Bite Spacers (Jawline Trainer), 40 lbs, 60 lbs

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Size	Length	Width	Height	Best for
Small	4.7 cm	6.0 cm	2.5 cm	Teens & small adult mouths
Large	5.0 cm	6.7 cm	3.0 cm	Most adults

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What's inside?

1 × 40 lbs Resistance Trainer
1 × 60 lbs Resistance Trainer
1 × Hygienic Storage Case

How to apply?

Step 1: Place one of the Bite Spacers in your mouth and hold it firmly between the teeth for as long as you can.

Step 2: You can move the position from the left side to the right side or between your front teeth. Try to hold it where the jaw feels tightest.

Step 3: After holding it between the teeth for 10 minutes or so take a break. No need to chew. Repeat as often as you like.

Material used?

Food Grade Silicone

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Why You’ll Love It

Sharper Jawline

Train and activate jaw muscles to support a more defined, sculpted jawline over time.

Stronger Facial Muscles

Build strength in key facial muscles with simple daily use—no complicated routines required.

Improved Oral Posture

Encourages proper jaw engagement and mouth positioning, supporting better overall facial posture.

Simple & Portable

Compact, lightweight, and easy to use anywhere—at home, work, or while traveling.

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Can you please tell me the purpose of the bite spacers and what it’s trying to achieve? Thank you.

Reviv

Bite spacers are an accelerator we recommend confidently as part of the process. Here's how they're meant to be used:

Hold them between your teeth, especially anywhere that feels tight.
They're meant to complement the "bite & hold" stretch that's part of our Fast Method — see this video: https://youtu.be/96tZ_Kg88mM
Don't chew on them like a traditional jaw trainer — that's not what they're designed for.

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Do you have any videos on how to use this

Reviv

Hi,

On bite spacers we recommend using the 'Bite & Hold' technique that ken shows here youtu.be/96tZ_Kg88mM