I use the Phillips Respironics nasal pillow. It took me about a week to adjust to mine.
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I've had mine for about 9 months. I use the Mirage Liberty Mask it is what they call a hybrid mask (it covers the mouth and has nasal pillows). I love it. I tried the full face mask first but would wake up ripping it off. Since I switched haven't had any problems. I can't use the nasal only because I sleep with my mouth open.
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Originally posted by coker737 View PostI have, over the year slept with four different ResMed Machines. Currently, ResMed CPAP AirSense 10 machine. My older machines, I use at my Ranch and as Travel Machines.
Everyone is different when it comes to masks. Me, Full Face ResMed Quatro Mirage. Some people cant stand the mask but what ever you use you will sleep better.
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Originally posted by Keith View PostThanks for the information. I can't wait to get one and get a good nights sleep.
I am trying to find out why the same machine is anywhere from $340 to $883. I can't see where any of them are refurbished units.
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I use the full size mask, covers nose and mouth. I tried the one that covers the nose only but I didn't like the feeling of air being pushed up my nose. I could feel it all the way in the back of my throat. I use the machine you are getting easy to use. Just put distilled water in the chamber and turn on.
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Originally posted by quackerback View PostI like mine so much I am trying to see about a battery powered one for when I go Boy Scout camping with my son
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Learn about the therapy. There are a couple of sites with other users. If yours has a data chip, download the dreamware software and load your data in it. Use the data to monitor your therapy. I probably hadn't had a real nights sleep for 40+ years before I got mine. Masks are a personal preference, find what you like. I use cpap.com, its cheaper than dealing with the insurance for me.
Quarterback, most cpaps are 12v, you can use a battery with the proper connector, and they sell adapter kits. The humidifiers use a lot of power, so if you can live without that, you should be able to get several nights with a fully charged gel cell.
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