Remi Night Guard Review
This Remi night guard review cuts through the marketing to look at hard numbers. We measured the exact thickness (which differed from advertised specs) and tracked the wear rate over 30 nights of use.
Custom Night Guards
✓ Wear-tested 30 nights with digital calipers — see our testing protocol
| Spec | Measured |
|---|---|
| Fabrication | lab-custom |
| Material | Dental-grade plastic |
| Price (RRP) | $170 |
| Thickness (initial) | 2.60 mm |
| Durometer (Shore A) | N/A |
| Nights Tested | 30 nights |
| Thickness Loss | 3.8% |
| Fit Retention | held |
| Moldability Score | N/A (lab-custom) |
| Bite-Through Observed | No ✓ |
✅ Pros
- Solid durability
- Comes as a set of two
- Subscription model available
❌ Cons
- Thickness anomaly in our sample (2.60mm vs advertised 2.0mm max)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Remi a good night guard brand?
Yes, with a caveat. In our test the guard performed very well (3.8% thickness loss) but our sample measured 2.60mm vs the advertised max of 2.0mm. This may vary by batch. For heavy grinders this extra thickness is actually a bonus, but those who need thin guards should verify upon receipt.
Does Remi come with two night guards?
Yes. Remi ships two guards per order (upper and lower) by default, which is better value than competitors who charge extra for the second guard. This is a significant advantage if you prefer to alternate or have a backup.