IQORO

[robo1]

Their web site gives a long list of conditions it claims to cure, almost too good to be true. I tend to believe that if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

However, as I suffer from many of the conditions listed, especially speech, I am tempted to try it. what can I possibly lose? (apart from 145 quid!).

Has anyone tried it?

Bob

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[pinjem]

You can contact them direct? There is quite a bit if you google it, if you are able? Personal recommendation from someone here would count for a lot of course.

[nigelrheath]

Hi Bob

I thought it sounded good but felt I should try out the principle before shelling out so much money.

So I bought a double pack of baby’s dummies, 18 month old, cut off the teat and am using one 3 times a day!

I only started two days ago so it’s too early yet to check for improvement but for £2.50 I’m happy to keep going.

I put the shield, which normally sits on the face, under my lips and in front of my teeth and then pull as shown by iqoro.

Hope this helps, please feel free to buy your own dummies and let us know how you get on.

Nigel

[robo1 in reply to nigelrheath]

Hi Nigel

Sounds good. Let me know how you get on. ~ Bob

[stjamesangel in reply to nigelrheath]

Hi Nigel, did the dummies work at all?

Angela

[nigelrheath in reply to stjamesangel]

Hi Angela

It takes 5 weeks to be sure according to iqoro, so far it’s been about one and a half. It feels like the dummy is doing the right thing so I’m hopeful as my speech is often slurred and I sometimes choke on my own saliva.

Will keep you informed.

Nigel

[stjamesangel in reply to nigelrheath]

Hi Nigel, thank you for answering. I will wait till you say if they work or not. Good luck

Angela

[stjamesangel in reply to nigelrheath]

Hi Nigel, any joy yet?