A&R SportsMouthguard Case

The concept and design is very simple, which I like. It's big enough to put 2-3 mouth guards stacked on top of each other. The case itself has a spot to put a very small gauge rope through to make a lanyard or string handle. It also has a small rectangular hole for airflow so the mouth guard doesn't mold, BUT it seems that it would also let in dirt/debris/lint inside the case and get on my mouth guard itself forcing me to rinse or wash before use. That might happen inside my gym bag, backpack, or maybe if I accidentally drop it on the ground. But hey, there has to be some sort of airflow, right? It does feature a label on the top to write my name on which is pretty cool I guess. I do LOVE the snap to secure the case shut. It's no fancy design, it's just the amount of pressure required to open it makes me feel that it won't accidentally open inside my bags while banging up against things or tossing my bag on the ground. Was also the cheapest I could find. Overall: simple, cheap, good design

This is exactly what I was looking for from a mouth guard case that I can keep on my nightstand and throw into my travel bag.My case is for my mouth guard that I use overnight to stop from grinding my teeth.I love the ventilation holes on the bottom and the front.The case opens by applying opposite pressure to a plastic clasp at the front.It's a lightweight, no-frills case that's perfect for my needs.

Its bigger than I thought it would be and a bit hard t oopen all the time. I mean for the price I guess I shouldnt have expected something grandious. Its just a plain plastic case to put my mouthguard in so It does its job.

This is the second time I bought this. It's portable and allows safe keeping for mouthguard. I can fit 2 of the slim guards in there. Easy to clean and has holes to draining.Lost my first one on a away trip.

It is cheap and affordable.It does the job so I would recommend this great value.

Can't really say much more than "it does what it's supposed to do". Bought it to store my SISU mouth guard. Fits with plenty of space. You could easily fit bigger mouth guards in here. Multiple mouth guards. A sink. Just kidding. Closes just fine. The snap closure seems to hold up well. Didn't open while it was in my gym bag. Would buy again.

Seems sturdy and nice, but would not clasp closed after one day, so have not used it.

Works well: Open case, put mouthguard in, close case.Has nice ventilation holes that keeps your mouthpiece from getting stinky and allows residue water from cleaning to get out of the case.4 stars because it is a little bit too big for my mouthpiece, half the height would be a 5star rating.

This is a nice case for mouth guards. It’s cheap, has breathable holes to let the guard dry but the locking mechanism is quite weird. The lock causes the plastic to fold on itself which practically makes it a tight seal but makes it a pain to open. Seems like using a twisting pulling motion opens the case up.

It is what it is. A case for mouth/teeth guards, retainers, Invisalign, etc. It closes shut, even has a blank white space to label your name, title, etc.I don't understand how you can set a bad review for a simple product with one job: protect whatever's inside. (Unless you've got a defective one)

What can you say other than, "it's fine"? It does what it's supposed to do, but it's also really ugly. I guess it doesn't need to be attractive. But it's a REAL eyesore sitting in the bathroom on our little shelf.

Very difficult to open and close, which makes it virtually unusable. Has an ugly, almost impossible to remove sticker on it. It's cheap and the right size but ended up in the trash since opening and closing it requires the jaws of life.

This mouth guard case works in a pinch to hold and protect a mouth guard while traveling. It has a great latch which is key in ensuring it stays closed. I gave less stars for its size as its quite big, could probably hold both lower and upper guards as well as its style.