IGNIS™
The IGNIS™ combines a super tough SHOKBLOKER™ outer and a GELFORM™ liner to deliver the ultimate protection and a comfortable fit. Makura’s IGNIS™ is CE certified (click here to access the certification document [PDF]) and Level 2 Impact Resistant, having been tested and verified by SATRA, an independent third party based in the United Kingdom.
It’s available in two sizes (‘junior’ for sportspeople ages 10 and under and ‘senior’ for anyone ages 11 and older) and comes in nine colour combinations:
- Black Granite/Molten Orange
- Polar White/Cooled Blue
- Polar White/Laser Red
- Polar White/Emerald Green
- Polar White/Electric Pink
- Cooled Blue/Cooled Blue
- Laser Red/Laser Red
- Emerald Green/Emerald Green
- Electric Pink/Electric Pink
These products are now widely available throughout Europe and North America.
IGNIS CONVERTIBLE™
Ignis Convertible
The IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE gives you all the features you love in the IGNIS™—the super tough SHOKBLOKER™ outer, GELFORM™ liner, BOIL & BITE™fit, and more—plus a strap you can use to attach your mouthguard to your helmet. The strap is fully removable, so you can choose to wear your mouthguard with or without it. The IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE is CE approved and certified (click here to access the certification document [PDF]). During independent testing by SATRA, it achieved Level 2 Impact Resistance.
It’s available in both junior (age 10 and under) and senior (age 11 and over) sizes and comes in eleven colour combinations:
- Black Granite/Molten Orange
- Polar White/Cooled Blue
- Polar White/Laser Red
- Polar White/Emerald Green
- Polar White/Electric Pink
- Cooled Blue/Cooled Blue
- Laser Red/Laser Red
- Emerald Green/Emerald Green
- Electric Pink/Electric Pink
- Polar White/Translucent
- Black Granite/Translucent
These products are now widely available throughout Europe and North America. Colour options vary, however, so please check with your local supplier.
How to Tell if Your Mouthguard Is a Good Fit
Your mouthguard should let you breathe and speak without issue.
Your mouthguard should fit securely in your mouth.
Your mouthguard should be comfortable.
Your mouthguard should provide the correct amount of coverage.
Additional Information
BOIL & BITE™
Delivering a custom fit for maximum comfort.
GELFORM™ Liner
Softened gel creates a precise mould of the teeth for a secure fit.
AIRTHRU Channel
Improves breathing while the jaw is closed.
SHOKBLOKER™ Outer
Absorbs and diffuses frontal and transverse impact.
SLIPSAFE Pads
Raised areas on the underside prevent slipping while the jaw is closed.
Helmet Strap
Available with the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE, this strap is fully detachable.
CE Certified
All of our mouthguards are CE certified by an independent third party.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between the IGNIS™ and the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE?
The only difference is that the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE comes with a detachable strap whilst the IGNIS™ does not. Both include the same features, have undergone the same rigorous testing, and provide the same levels of protection.
Can I play contact sports with a Makura mouthguard?
Makura’s mouthguards are suitable for players of any sport, contact and non-contact. All of our products are CE certified and have achieved Level 2 and Level 3 Impact Resistance through independent testing.
The IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE is Level 2 Impact Resistant. It features our unique SHOKBLOKER™ outer for improved shock absorption alongside GELFORM™ liners for maximum comfort.
Remember: whatever your sport—no matter your level or how often you play—a mouthguard is always the right move when it comes to protecting yourself from contact-related injuries.
How do I find my size?
The IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE is available in two sizes:
- Junior for age 10 and under.
- Senior for age 11 and over.
Ultimately finding the right size mouthguard is a highly personal process influenced by the size of your mouth, its shape, and your own individual preferences.
Do Makura mouthguards contain any harmful materials?
No, our mouthguards do not contain any harmful materials. As part of the CE approval process, all of our mouthguard products (including the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE) undergo innocuous and chemical testing to ensure the materials they contain won’t hurt or negatively affect our users.
The specific standards that apply to mouthguards are:
- BS EN 1186: 2002, required for any plastics that come into contact with foodstuffs. This test is done to confirm that chemicals won’t transfer from the plastic into user’s bodies in toxic quantities.
- BS EN 71-3: 2013 measures the amount of certain elements like copper, mercury, and zinc that are scraped off solid materials when bitten, licked, or sucked.
- PAH testing determines whether certain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are present in a given material.
Though not required as part of the CE certification process, we can also confirm that our mouthguards contain neither Formamide nor Bisphenol A (BPA).
Do Makura mouthguards contain latex?
No, you can rest assured that all Makura mouthguards are latex free.
Do Makura mouthguards contain BPA?
No, Makura mouthguards (including the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE) have been tested to confirm that they do not contain Bisphenol A (otherwise known as BPA).
Do Makura mouthguards contain Formamide?
No, Makura mouthguards (including the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE) have been tested to confirm that they do not contain Formamide.
Do Makura mouthguards contain Phthalate (DEHP)?
No, Makura mouthguards are Phthalate (DEHP) free.
Do Makura mouthguards work with braces?
Wearing braces doesn’t mean you can or should stop using a mouthguard whilst playing sports. If anything, it becomes more important to choose a braces-compatible mouthguard that will not only protect your teeth and mouth from soft-tissue injuries, but also safeguard the braces themselves. Without the protection of a mouthguard, a blow to the face can damage brackets, wires, and other fixed orthodontic appliances, resulting in costly dental bills for treatments.
The LITHOS™ is our ready-made mouthguard created specifically to be worn with braces. It features the ORTHO CHANNEL™, which fits carefully and securely over your braces to keep them protected and you comfortable.
I lost the instructions about how to mould my Makura mouthguard. Can you remind me?
Downloadable fitting instructions (PDF) for IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE mouthguards are available on our website in five languages: English, Español, Français, Deutsch, and Italiano.
For mouth-adapted BOIL & BITE™ styles like the IGNIS™ CONVERTIBLE, it’s crucial you follow the guidelines for your specific mouthguard. The principles are the same between each one (they need to be boiled, shaped, and cooled), but the details (how long you need to immerse them in hot water, for example) vary. To ensure the best fit, you must fit your mouthguard properly and as instructed.
Click here to access fitting instructions for all Makura mouthguards.
Do mouthguards prevent concussions?
No, mouthguards do not prevent concussions or other types of mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBIs). Past studies have attempted to prove a link, but the evidence has never been strong enough to demonstrate a conclusive one.
What mouthguards do excel at is reducing the impact of dental and orofacial traumas like broken, chipped, dislodged, or impacted teeth as well as contusions, abrasions, and lacerations.
Visit our technology page to learn more about mouthguard technology and safety.
Does the IGNIS™ come with a storage case?
IGNIS™ mouthguards are supplied with light, durable cases to help keep them safe and clean when they’re not in use. As per regulatory processes, all CE-approved mouthguards must come with storage cases that have been drop tested to ensure they won’t snap open while falling or upon landing.
How should I clean and store my IGNIS™ mouthguard?
There are a few simple things you can do to keep your IGNIS™ clean:
- Brush your teethbefore you wear it to remove bacteria from your mouth. You should brush your teeth again after taking your IGNIS™ out as well.
- Rinse your IGNIS™with cool to lukewarm water after each use.
If you’re exposing your IGNIS™ to water, take care and ensure the water is only room temperature. If the water is too hot, that can cause your mouthguard to become distorted and no longer fit you properly.
Make sure your IGNIS™ is completely dry before storing it in a clean case, which ideally will have holes or vents that allow the mouthguard inside to breathe.
Can I play contact sports with a Makura mouthguard?
Makura’s mouthguards are suitable for players of any sport, contact and non-contact. All of our products are CE certified and have achieved Level 2 and Level 3 Impact Resistance through independent testing.
The IGNIS™ is Level 2 Impact Resistant. It features our unique SHOKBLOKER™ outer for improved shock absorption alongside GELFORM™ liners for maximum comfort.
Remember: whatever your sport—no matter your level or how often you play—a mouthguard is always the right move when it comes to protecting yourself from contact-related injuries.
How do I find my size?
The IGNIS™ is available in two sizes:
- Junior for age 10 and under.
- Senior for age 11 and over.
Ultimately finding the right size mouthguard is a highly personal process influenced by the size of your mouth, its shape, and your own individual preferences.
Do Makura mouthguards contain any harmful materials?
No, our mouthguards do not contain any harmful materials. As part of the CE approval process, all of our mouthguard products (including the IGNIS PRO™) undergo innocuous and chemical testing to ensure the materials they contain won’t hurt or negatively affect our users.
The specific standards that apply to mouthguards are:
- BS EN 1186: 2002, required for any plastics that come into contact with foodstuffs. This test is done to confirm that chemicals won’t transfer from the plastic into users’ bodies in toxic quantities.
- BS EN 71-3: 2013 measures the amount of certain elements like copper, mercury, and zinc that are scraped off solid materials when bitten, licked, or sucked.
- PAH testing determines whether certain polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are present in a given material.
Though not required as part of the CE certification process, we can also confirm that our mouthguards contain neither Formamide nor Bisphenol A (BPA).
Do Makura mouthguards contain latex?
No, you can rest assured that all Makura mouthguards are latex free.
Do Makura mouthguards contain BPA?
No, Makura mouthguards (including the IGNIS™) have been tested to confirm that they do not contain Bisphenol A (otherwise known as BPA).
Do Makura mouthguards contain Formamide?
No, Makura mouthguards (including the IGNIS™) have been tested to confirm that they do not contain Formamide.
Do Makura mouthguards work with braces?
Wearing braces doesn’t mean you can or should stop using a mouthguard whilst playing sports. If anything, it becomes more important to choose a braces-compatible mouthguard that will not only protect your teeth and mouth from soft-tissue injuries, but also safeguard the braces themselves. Without the protection of a mouthguard, a blow to the face can damage brackets, wires, and other fixed orthodontic appliances, resulting in costly dental bills for treatments.
The LITHOS™ is our ready-made mouthguard created specifically to be worn with braces. It features the ORTHO CHANNEL™, which fits carefully and securely over your braces to keep them protected and you comfortable.
I lost the instructions about how to mould my Makura mouthguard. Can you remind me?
Downloadable fitting instructions (PDF) for IGNIS™ mouthguards are available on our website website in five languages: English, Español, Français, Deutsch, and Italiano.
For mouth-adapted BOIL & BITE™ styles like the IGNIS™, it’s crucial you follow the guidelines for your specific mouthguard. The principles are the same between each one (they need to be boiled, shaped, and cooled), but the details (how long you need to immerse them in hot water, for example) vary. To ensure the best fit, you must fit your mouthguard properly and as instructed.
Click here to access fitting instructions for all Makura mouthguards.
How long do IGNIS™ mouthguards last?
Depending on factors like how intensively it’s used and how well it’s cared for, your IGNIS™ mouthguard can last anywhere from a few months to a couple of years. In the majority of cases, though, we’d recommend replacing your mouthguard at least once per year. This will maximize both its effectiveness and hygiene.
Can I remould my IGNIS™ mouthguard?
Yes, you can reshape your IGNIS™, though the number of times will vary due to factors including its type, its age, and how intensively it’s used.
Simply follow the fitting instructions for the IGNIS™ mouthguard. If you find that it no longer conforms properly or comfortably to your mouth, it might be time to purchase a new one.
Do mouthguards prevent concussions?
No, mouthguards do not prevent concussions or other types of mild traumatic brain injuries (MTBIs). Past studies have attempted to prove a link, but the evidence has never been strong enough to demonstrate a conclusive one.
What mouthguards do excel at is reducing the impact of dental and orofacial traumas like broken, chipped, dislodged, or impacted teeth as well as contusions, abrasions, and lacerations.
Visit our technology page to learn more about mouthguard technology and safety.