Now Made in the US.
Local manufacturing.
Faster turnaround.
Same trusted quality.
Now Made in the US.
Local manufacturing.
Faster turnaround.
Same trusted quality.
Good Sleep Co. was established to transform patient experiences on the journey to better sleep-health. Our innovative products are designed to help patients sleep more comfortably and effectively, while making life easier for the people who treat them.
Along with our range of world-class oral appliances for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, we’ve invested in user-friendly software to improve and drive operational efficiencies for sleep-health providers: because treatment should be clear and effortless.
We are proudly committed to helping people achieve better sleep-health.
Thanks to advanced CAD software, our experts optimize key features of each device based on the individual patient’s mandible trajectory. This means that our devices are able to titrate smoothly over its entire range of adjustment. At the same time, our patient specific adaptation protocol improves the fit of our devices, enhancing patient comfort while ensuring a reliable and predictable result.
Hushd Pro devices are manufactured with industrial SLS 3D printers. The caliber of our digital machines combined with our operator quality control process ensures precision for each device.
Made from medical-grade polyamide type 12 nylon, our custom oral appliances meet TGA standards, with rigorous mechanical and biocompatibility testing for safety and reliability. In the USA the Hushd Pro Avera is cleared by the FDA and has received PDACK1027 determination.
Co-founder Greg Goodman talks about how the Good Sleep Co was born, and where the business puts its focus.
Get to know the team behind the technology. The objective of the Good Sleep Co. is to help practitioners provide quality products to their patients. This means we’ve invested in establishing the best manufacturing process for oral appliances. It also means we’ve invested in software and user applications to make diagnosis, ordering and treatment for OSA as straightforward as possible.
*Based on peer reviewed evidence, treating patients with obstructive sleep apnea on average increases their life expectancy by 10 years.
