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Night guard review

Remi Night Guard Review 2026

Remi’s strongest selling point is simple: a low entry price for two custom guards, at-home impressions, and discounted replacement sets without returning to a dentist.

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Bottom line

Remi is one of the best-value custom night guard offers we track. Its current club offer is $99 for two custom guards, with replacement sets advertised at $89 every six months. The trade-off is that the lowest price is tied to the subscribe-and-save model.

What you get

  • At-home impression kit and prepaid return shipping.
  • Two custom night guards under the current club offer.
  • Protective case.
  • 45-night Perfect Fit Guarantee.
  • Replacement sets advertised at $89 every six months.
  • Pause, skip or cancel options on the subscription.

Remi pricing

Option
Remi Club
Today$99
IncludedTwo custom guards + impression kit
Replacement$89 per replacement set
Best forRepeat users
Option
One-time
Price$149–$298 promotional/reference pricing can vary
IncludedCustom guard + impression process
ReplacementNo club replacement pricing
Best forNo subscription

Who should consider Remi?

It makes the most sense for buyers who already know they want a custom lab-made guard and expect to replace it periodically. The economics are especially attractive compared with repeatedly paying full price for new impressions and new guards.

What to consider before buying

If you have persistent jaw pain, damaged teeth, a major bite change, loose teeth, or recent dental work, a night guard purchase should not replace a dental evaluation. Fit and material choice matter more than simply buying the cheapest option.

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Buying decision

Remi night guard cost: compare the full ownership cost

For Remi or any mail-order custom night guard, the useful cost is more than the initial order price. Check what the current package includes, whether upper and lower guards are priced separately, how replacement guards are handled, whether new impressions are required, shipping charges and any membership or recurring-plan terms.

A lower replacement price can matter more than a small difference in the first order if you grind heavily or replace guards often. Before buying, compare the total expected cost over two or three replacements and confirm what happens if the first guard needs an adjustment or remake.

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