thanks everyone. i keep adjusting the straps. it seems fine with the mask fit function. it doesn't seem to leak at all, but seems to have a consistently high leak rate throughout the night. i need to start looking at my data on sleepyhead again every morning and trying to figure out when leaks are h...

i've been using the resmed airtouch f20 mask with the memory foam cushions for about 7 months now. it has been great as it is comfortable and never leaves red marks or irritates my skin. however, i just cannot seem to keep my leak rate under 24 L/min. wondering if anyone else has this issue with thi...

been using the airtouch cushions for a few months. love em.

i usually get 8-12 weeks out of them before they start to lose seal.

i wipe them down with a cpap mask wipe every morning, try to handle them gently.

there are a few folks i've seen lately in facebook cpap groups looking for a f20. i'll point them this way.

I also have had great success with the airtouch F20. It is my mask from now on. I used the quattro and regualr old F20 before and they work with no leaks.....but the airtouch is so much more comfortable with the memory foam. I like the feel better than silicone. Also, I have a full beard and have g...

Thanks for the additional information. I have been reading where people are having issues sealing at pressures over 15 but then I know a guy using ASV for centrals and he sees pressures well over 20 all the time and he just loves the mask and not having issues with leaks. So I suppose it is likely ...

Curious...what pressure do you use or if using a range of pressure what do you spend most of the time at? With time can you also add your experience with the life of the cushion? As to what actually happens when the foam starts getting tired. My DME uses this mask...he says he can get about 3 month...

Goofproof wrote:Home WiFi only transmits about 1,000 ft or less. There DME must live close, or they have a old ham amp. Jim

Ask 'em what process they used to input their wifi key onto their air10... and then "surely you're not using unsecured wifi, if so, what's your address?" haha. been there. done that. my teeth started hurting when they started telling me that it just magically connected automatically. "didn't even h...

Those folks don't understand the difference between "WiFi" and all the other types of wireless... like cellular modems. In other words, they're wrong and should be ignored. indeed, my efforts to attempt to clarify and define each in effort to help the original person, failed miserably. apparently m...

The machine does not use WI-FI and ResMed doesn't sell a machine that uses WI-FI. It uses a cellular modem and the cellular network to transmit date. She might just be in an area with poor cellular network coverage. that is certainly my understanding. i've seen literally no reference anywhere that ...

indeed. my assumption is that their cellular service is not very strong. i've just got a few people trying to convince me that they do indeed connect to their DME via the internet and their home wifi network. i've just seen no reference to any resmed airsense machine having a wifi connection. thanks...

trying to assist someone in another cpap group. she has a resmed airsense 10 machine. i do as well. mine has a 2g gsm cellular connection to send data to my dme. she has issues with her data being transmitted and reported on the my air app. folks in this other group are claiming their machines trans...

xxyzx wrote: wow telling your doctor
i bet you were really afraid when they said that

i may or may not have laughed loud enough for people in their cars driving by the strip mall containing the DME's office to hear.

My apologies to the moderator if I'm breaking the rules by linking to a commercial site. Actually cpap.com owners pay the bills for this forum so they won't mind at all if we link to their website for cpap stuff. . didn't know that. i can honestly say that cpap.com have been an absolute pleasure to...