Vivos says study shows Vida oral appliance cuts insomnia severity in all 37 patients
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- Vivos Therapeutics released results from a single-site clinical study run between 2022 and 2025 of its FDA-cleared Vida oral appliance.
- The study showed insomnia symptoms improved in all participants, with patients moving to lower severity categories by the end of treatment.
- Management framed the findings as an entry point into the large insomnia market, with a near-term focus on patients with insomnia alongside sleep apnea.
- The company projected an annual addressable market of about USD 36 million from new insomnia-related patients at its Sleep Centers of Nevada operation.
- Vivos highlighted existing manufacturing capacity, testing equipment, and provider network as supports for a broader commercial rollout if results hold up.
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