- Jaw Exerciser for Men & Women, Silicone Jaw Toner for Beginner

Using these daily hoping to see improvements. I’m on week two and it’s beginning to work. I put this in while I watch tv at night!

I believe this set of jaw exercisers are great! They worked for me. I will make sure to post before and after for 30 day program they include. Let's see of they give the results because that's what we are after right? Also, these don't have chemical taste to them to me, I washed with hot water and soap and worked fine for me. I also have seen comments on them sticking to cheeks on the side, YES, this does happen if you keep your mouth closed. All you have to do is keep your mouth slightly open and you are 100% good. I got a good jaw workout. Also some saliva might come out of the side, make sure to have a napkin or paper towel near by to help with that. Don't expect NOT to go through that, I mean its in your mouth LOL. Great product!

Honestly a great workout for your jaw, but if you have a small mouth like me the size is a little too big, making it suction on the inside of my cheeks and messing with my gag reflex. Otherwise it's super sturdy and great for a jaw workout!

This jaw exerciser set comes with different sizes and resistance levels, which makes it easy to adjust as needed. I also like that the pieces are easy to wash and keep clean. Overall, it’s a convenient set with a nice variety of resistance options.

These are okay, the little pieces don’t stay in one place and they started to move around in your mouth and you will have to be more careful with them or else you can choke on them, and the other parts the big ones are kinda like after you start chewing your skin is gonna start to get sucked in your inside mouth skin and yeah, they work OK.

I had a pretty disappointing experience with the TEAWOO 9PCS Jaw Exerciser set. The idea of having multiple resistance levels sounded useful, but the actual products didn’t live up to that promise. The silicone pieces feel awkward in the mouth, and even after trying the beginner level, it was uncomfortable enough that I didn’t want to keep going. The sizing feels off and doesn’t sit naturally between the teeth, which made the whole process feel more like a strain than a workout. The different resistance levels also didn’t seem very consistent. Some pieces were either too stiff right away or too soft to feel meaningful. Instead of feeling like I was gradually building strength, it just felt random and unpleasant. After a couple of uses, I started noticing minor jaw soreness that didn’t feel productive at all, more like irritation from poor design. The set includes plenty of pieces, but the quantity doesn’t make up for the lack of quality. The instructions were also vague, offering very little guidance on how long to use each level or how to progress safely. Overall, this kit feels uncomfortable, unhelpful, and not something I’d recommend to anyone looking to improve their jawline or facial muscles. It ended up being more hassle than benefit.

Good product

When used correctly and consistently, this item can help develop a strong, chiseled jawline—often compared to a “pit bull” profile. Beyond the aesthetic benefits, I have noticed several unexpected advantages. Regular use appears to reduce stress, promote sinus drainage, and significantly lessen the ringing I experience in my ears. Consistency is essential. The exercise should be performed daily, but not excessively. Interestingly, I have found it to be both unusual and surprisingly effective. When tackling tasks I typically procrastinate on—such as household chores—I incorporate the jaw exercise while working. Doing so seems to neutralize the additional mental and physical stress that usually accompanies these tasks. It creates a form of cognitive distraction; your mind cannot fully focus on stress while simultaneously performing the jaw exercise. As a result, it quiets the nagging internal dialogue and makes otherwise undesirable tasks more manageable.