[list wrote:[/list]"carbonman"]raggedykat wrote:Do you really need a special pillow if you are using a cpap?
That is too funny. About 20 odd years ago I had an accident involving a frozen lake, a four wheeler and an inner tube tied to the four wheeler. You get the picture. Well, ever since I have had a lot of problems with my neck and have done the exact same thing to those foam pillows that start with a big hump under your neck. They are always too big so I "adjust" them myself. I have never admitted this to anyone till now. And yes, I do have a raggedykat, I love him very much. That is him in the picture doing his impression of "Man with Bowler Hat".
Special pillows for cpap users
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Re: Special pillows for cpap users
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Re: Special pillows for cpap users
I beleive the papillow works the best. I definitely helps reduce leaks and lines on the face in the morning. It is worth every penny!!!
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Re: Special pillows for cpap users
There are other places it appears...raggedykat wrote:I contacted them through their website and they told me I had to go to a chiroprator to order one.Wulfman wrote:raggedykat wrote:Do you really need a special pillow if you are using a cpap?
http://www.chiroflow.com/en/index.html
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http://www.nextag.com/chiroflow-pillow/products-html
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Re: Special pillows for cpap users
...ah, a fellow pillow slasher, a kindred spirit.raggedykat wrote: have done the exact same thing to those foam pillows that start with a big hump under your neck. They are always too big so I "adjust" them myself. I have never admitted this to anyone till now.
See, you're in good company.....we're in good company.
I knew it....and I knew that was a picture of a raggedykat.raggedykat wrote: And yes, I do have a raggedykat, I love him very much. That is him in the picture doing his impression of "Man with Bowler Hat".
...and quit a handsome, dapper fellow, he is.
.....that pillow is the best I've tried and I have tried a bunch.
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