Jul 6

SeaCure Custom Mouthpiece | Scuba Diving

By Nadia Aly CEO/Founder

Nadia is the CEO of ScubaDiverLife.com . You can find her on Twitter at @DigiTalkVan or email her: Nadia@ScubaDiverLife.com

SeaCure is a customizable mouth piece that replaces the current mouthpiece on a regulator. When you are scuba diving your jaw may get tired, which can  become very uncomfortable. SeaCure is a great solution to try out, giving your jaw a much more comfortable experience while diving. You are able to mold your mouthpiece to YOUR mouth. The difference is more than noticeable.

"SeaCure Custom Mouthpiece, being moldable, cannot only perfectly fit every individual mouth but can actually enter the mouth all the way to the rear of the jaw employing all of the diver's teeth. The result is that the large rear teeth and tremendous mechanical advantage of the back of the jaw can now be employed to retain the mouthpiece/regulator unit during diving, greatly reducing the required muscle effort. In addition, because SeaCure has to fit only one mouth, it can be constructed in a much more sturdy design allowing transfer of the regulator/hose load to the rear of the jaw. Because if is not as flexible as conventional mouthpieces, SeaCure greatly reduces gum abrasion."

The video below outlines how you can mold your SeaCure Custom Mouthpiece:

Here you can very specific directions from the SeaCure website ... CLICK HERE

Since there are so many different regulators out there, you may want to check out the SeaCure regulator sizing chart so you know what version to buy.

SeaCure is also a great addition to have if you are renting your regulator more often than not. This way you can be a bit more sanitary by having your own mouthpiece that fits.

Happy Diving!

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