>On the east side of the pond we have a diferent system which, God
>knows, is not perfect (!!!) but my NTI fitting cost me 20UKP (about
>15USD?)

>My dentist (in the UK) fitted mine for only £15!!

>Hazel xx

> Depends greatly.  My dentist wanted $750 even though Dr. Jim send
>him the kit free.  I found another dentist in this area who only charged
>$200.

>Lynn

>Cost - anywhere from free to $500 is what i've heard.  I was a model for one
>of Jim's seminars, so mine was free.  If you are in the San Diego area or
>can discuss it privately w/Jim, you may be able to work something out.  The
>man is a gem...sterling.

>It has been loose since the first 3 weeks, and the dentist I
>got it from said he couldn't really get it any tighter.
>I'm afraid my insurance won't cover me for replacing these
>every six months or so, at $425 a pop.

>Zoemom wrote:

>> I paid $135 for my nighttime one and have not gone back for the daytime
>> one yet because I can not yet afford another $135.
>> Question for Brie, did you only become headache-free after getting the
>> daytime, or did you get them at the same time?
>> I am not headache free yet, I am still sore from using it at night.  My
>> front teeth are achy.  I don't know if anyone else is having
>> this experience, I'm okay with it, but I do want to get the daytime
>> one.
>> Maria