You need the external bacterial/viral filter attached directly To trilogy ( this was the fix for the recall, ant least until patient are given new machines) and then the standard tubing. They are all 15mm adaptable. Anything beyond the standard length tubing ...

JonathanZK wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 28, 2023 5:43 am

does this Trilogy thing mean she's going to be stuck with whatever Phillips provides

JonathanZK wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 28, 2023 5:43 am

I'm also a BiBAP user (Dreamstation), and I buy non-Phillips parts all the time

Consider trying your non-Phillips parts on this Trilogy?

. . . I presumed . . . the hospital wouldn't issue a recalled device . . . One can also presume that hospital bookkeeping is flawless-- Even though it is estimated that there are billing errors on as many as 90% of hospital bills. ---(I always examine my hospital statements, and errors are usually ...

It seems to use any standard hoses and masks - https://sma-medical-supply.myshopify.com/collections/ventilation-and-masks-1 Have you checked Philips recall notice for that model? Thank you. As for the Philips notice; no. I presumed -- perhaps incorrectly? -- that the hospital wouldn't issue a recal...

It seems to use any standard hoses and masks - https://sma-medical-supply.myshopify.co ... nd-masks-1

Have you checked Philips recall notice for that model?

Hi All, My mother was recently given a Trilogy for sleep apnea treatment. She's needed a BiPAP for years and never used it. Part of the reason why is that she was unaware that she could get longer tubing that would allow her some freedom of ...

... for concern, but it should be addressed with the medical team. Only reason I called it out was because after staring at these numbers on the Trilogy for 3 weeks…I noticed that change, and by no means would I have the skills to know what that. That change meant…so I reached out for help in ...

Hey all! I’m new on here and I am looking for some clarity with the use of the Trilogy Evo ventilator. My son was recently released from ICU and sent home with the trilogy machine, which has locked in settings set up by the doctors. A quick medical history - he ...

New member here and I needing some help sitting up a Trilogy 100 as CPAP machine. I have been reading a lot of post on doing this but can’t seem to find step by step instructions. At my advanced age (82) and mental decline I am a little slow. If anyone ...

New member here and I needing some help sitting up a Trilogy 100 as CPAP machine. I have been reading a lot of post on doing this but can’t seem to find step by step instructions. At my advanced age (82) and mental decline I am a little slow. If anyone ...

New member here and I needing some help sitting up a Trilogy 100 as CPAP machine. I have been reading a lot of post on doing this but can’t seem to find step by step instructions. At my advanced age (82) and mental decline I am a little slow. If anyone ...

I registered my Trilogy 100 almost right away. If they can't service a ventilator, IDK why they are still in business.

No, I just get generic "updates" every few months about how their foam doesn't actually cause cancer. Surely the studies are unbiased. Surely. No, it doesn't cause cancer. It's just one exposure. Many exposures are required to induce cancer. Release of volatile organic compounds (VOC) including Dim...

raisedfist wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 13, 2022 7:53 am

In sum: F*** you Philips Respironics

... how their foam doesn't actually cause cancer. Surely the studies are unbiased. Surely. Philips Respironics is a trash company. I registered my Trilogy 100 essentially right when the recall news came out. If you can't replace a life saving ventilator in a year, I will never buy one of your products ...