While CPAP machines force air into your airways to keep them open during sleep, Reviv addresses the root biomechanical cause of sleep apnea. Reviv works by gradually correcting the structural issues that cause airway collapse in the first place. This means Reviv offers potential long-term improvement rather than just nightly symptom management. Many users find Reviv more comfortable and less intrusive than CPAP therapy.

Most users begin to notice improvements in their sleep quality within 1-2 months of consistent use. Partners have reported reduced snoring before the user themselves notices changes. While everyone's timeline differs based on their starting point, many users experience significant improvements within 3-5 months, with continued progress as they maintain the protocol.

Yes. Even if you've had surgical interventions for sleep apnea with limited success, Reviv can help. Surgery often addresses specific anatomical features but doesn't correct the underlying biomechanical collapse that Reviv targets. Many users who've had unsuccessful surgeries have found significant improvement with Reviv by addressing the fundamental structural issues causing their sleep apnea.

Reviv is designed to be worn during sleep. Many users initially use both their CPAP and Reviv while transitioning, gradually reducing CPAP dependency as their airways improve. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making changes to your established sleep apnea treatment. The goal with Reviv is to address the root cause so that eventually external breathing support becomes less necessary or unnecessary.