Does the VOX Really Work?

I’ve been a “bubbler” since way before bubbling was cool. When I was a kid, I bubbled into my chocolate milk like it was an Olympic sport. When I got older and took singing seriously, I started bubbling into anything I could find. I still remember messing with my aquarium setup one day (not the tiny tube, the big one) and for some reason I stuck it in a sink full of water and blew bubbles.

And my voice felt amazing. For about 30 seconds. The problem was that I didn’t understand why. I didn’t understand how warm-ups really worked, why bubbles mattered, or how to dial in the right pressure. Fast forward a few decades, and one career-changing accident later, and I started searching for something that could actually help my voice.

After Tokyo, after the glass shard, after the nerve damage, after pain became my new roommate…I tried every version of straws, tubes, water levels, and bubbling tricks you can imagine. Some were okay. None hit the sweet spot.

Until I found Dr. Ilter Denizoglu and the DoctorVox device. That moment changed everything.

So… does the VOX really work? Can it actually help your voice?

Yes. Absolutely. One hundred percent.

No matter what the goofy online comments say. No matter what some coaches joke about. No matter what memes float around.

But let me be completely honest with you: The VOX is a tool, not a magic spell. It won’t take you from shower singer to stadium powerhouse overnight.

It won’t suddenly give you Steve Perry’s high notes or Mariah Carey’s agility. It won’t replace technique, practice, or actually singing. But what it will do is help keep your instrument healthy.

And yes; you are an instrument. A living, breathing, human instrument. And every day your instrument is in a different condition.

Bad pillow? Stiff neck. Hours at a desk? Tight shoulders. Life stress? Tongue tension. All of that affects your voice long before you ever sing a note.

That’s where the VOX truly shines. The device lets you warm up more efficiently, reduce inflammation, balance the vocal system, and even correct issues. This is exactly why Dr. Denizoglu uses it in the hospital. He has reversed nodules on patients using bubbling and mask therapy instead of sending them to surgery. Let that sink in.

When I hear singers or coaches dismiss SOVT work because “we never needed it before,” I get it; there’s cynicism. Especially now that everyone and their cousin is releasing some kind of SOVT gadget. Tiny kazoo-looking contraptions with barely any back pressure. Random straw kits where you have to guess your way through which one might work.

Honestly? All of them can help a little. None of them help like a VOX. This is why singers from bands like Papa Roach and Daughtry trust this type of tool. It’s why touring singers keep one in their gig bag. It’s why pros bubble daily…Not because it makes them “a better singer,” but because it keeps their instrument operating at its best.

Here’s the truth: You can’t just buy a VOX, add water, and expect miracles. You still have to put in the work. Technique, exercises, and singing with consistency is what builds a world-class voice.

The VOX simply helps you do all that work more efficiently and safely, so you can sing longer, stronger, and with less strain.

So don’t toss bubbling to the side. It’s not a gimmick. It’s one of the smartest ways to take care of the only voice you’ve got.

And that’s why DoctorVox.shop exists: to help singers keep their instrument in top shape so they can do what they love. If you don't own a VOX, here's your chance.

Your vox coach,

Jaime Vendera