Blue and White Pro Force Designer Series Mouthguard Case - Improved SEO Review

This was exactly what I was looking for. My son wears retainers and we needed a pouch for him to put on his retainers while eating.

The product is exactly as expected. The only thing to note is that they put a sticker directly on it that didn't peel off easily so there are sticker and glue residues on it which is aesthetically unpleasing.

The old retainer case fell apart, so I had to use this case for the mouthguard. As expected, the blue case is large enough to accommodate the top and bottom brackets. The light color is friendly and keeps me on track. I recommend!

This is exactly what I needed. The box of my new teeth whitening trays kind of disappeared while I was using them. Price** As of October 2018, multiple color options were available.

The case itself is relatively well made and solid, especially at the low price. Unfortunately it wasn't big enough for my bodyguard. Here is a comparison photo of this case (blue) and my original (white). As you can see, the Pro Force body is too small for today's airflow channeled mouthguards or lip guards.

The case looks cool and all, but if it's not doing its primary function then it's definitely not worth five bucks for a $0.30 piece of plastic. When I received my suitcase I examined it and found that the hinge had snapped and part of it had folded over preventing the suitcase from closing properly. I am fully aware that a small sharp knife or even nail scissors will solve the problem. However, for the amount of money paid for this piece of plastic, I didn't expect to have to do any custom…