| Hi tootsall,
Thanks for taking my comments in the spirit in which they were given. Parduba was able to receive a patent because the design is, essentially, two cups. However, aren't virtually all other mouthpieces a single cup? You see my point...except for inner dimensions they are all identical.
To the best of my knowledge, the Asymmetric would be the only one different from the Parduba and all others...the only other mouthpiece which is not a single (round) cup. If the Asymmetric is patented like the Parduba, then I guess that we have our answer.
All the best.
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