... the next day when the neck muscles engage as we lean forward. Good hose management, such as a hanger device, can allow the body/brain to feel free to move around more ...

... smaller frame where the nasal pillow sits. I can easily position the hose/frame so that it really isn't touching my upper lip area and I don't use any special kind of hose management system. Overall...so far.....I can't find anything to really ding this mask. ...

... a fixable problem (if it is a problem for some people) with maybe some hose management system or perhaps an addition of a diffuser (we did that with the original Bleep ...

... such as PAPillow http://www.papillow.com/ to reduce leaks, proper hose management so there is no drag on the mask causing leaks; a PAP heated humidifier, fleece hose ...

For those who have used both the ResMed F40 The ResMed F30i has worked very well for me for several ... explain it, but the F40 seemed too "fragile". The overhead hose on the F30i makes hose management easy. If the hose is pulled, it pulls the frame, not the mask. This helps prevent ...

... during the day time. I've got to tell you that I am the opposite of those that hate it. I absolutely love my pap machine. I found out that the ... hangers, or for me I used a command hook stuck to my headboard for hose management. You just leave it all set up and there it is easy as pie to slip ...

... BTW, I use a mask that attaches on top of my head and love it. It makes hose management easy. The mask you have is an excellent and popular mask. But, masks are individual ...

... normal sleep patterns have a few short wakes every night, and during those short wakes? You'll typically see some breathing patterns that are referred ... Also typical newbie CPAPer problems with mask leaks, mask comfort, hose management, and/or rainout can lead to a lot of SWJ as well. People ...

... later. Also...just about any nasal mask can be used with some sort of hose management system and that can lift the mask off that upper lip area so it doesn't touch that ...

... and (right now) are supposed to use a CPAP to treat it? To address the hose issue... I worry about getting tangled in it. This is an extremely common fear for new PAPers. There are lots of ways of dealing with hose management. Some people drape it over the headboard. Or hang the hose on a ...

... up sticking with the medium). I think my chin strap (knightsbridge) and hose management systems are messing with the mask fit by tugging on it. These days I'm trying to ...

I route my hose UP, through a hose management apparatus. This allows me to use a regular pillow. We were given one of those fancy foam pillows with ...

... found “the devices were safe for patient exposure.” But the details of those assessments — including the testing methodology used by the company ... where regulators turned up a slew of deficiencies, including poor management and review of complaints about the company’s devices, most notably ...

gurug wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 13, 2024 9:33 am

I used to sleep super sound all night (with snoring), but now I'm flipping enough to get the CPAP hose wrapped around my neck :-O.

have you considered a hose management system?

... requirements. The second idea is the one that was already suggested, a "hose management" system. This keeps your CPAP tubing off your bed, has it coming from above, so ...