The Maker of CPAP-Probe Introduces the Nasal-Ear
The Maker of CPAP-Probe Introduces the Nasal-Ear
Following the success of the CPAP-Probe Nasal Impalement Interface, We are proud to introduce the new Nasal-Ear. No more head gear, this unique interface attaches around the ears providing not only a comfortable fit but also allowing the addition of user selected sound. Just think, no more strap marks and the ability to drown out your partner's complaints when you blow air on them.
This interface is offered with three sound options: White Noise, The Spoken Works of Geroge Bush, and for those that want the complete CPAP experieince the amplified sounds of your own CPAP.
"Its not an appendage its a connection point"
Look for future announcements on our new line of CPAP mask geared for the younger set. The Pierce-Aero line.
This interface is offered with three sound options: White Noise, The Spoken Works of Geroge Bush, and for those that want the complete CPAP experieince the amplified sounds of your own CPAP.
"Its not an appendage its a connection point"
Look for future announcements on our new line of CPAP mask geared for the younger set. The Pierce-Aero line.
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Reminds me of a chat I had with Rested Gal regarding a "backup CPAP"
Now since the uncomfortable part of treatment is always related to the mask lets get it out of the equation... instead of blowing are in from the top... suck the are out of the "aft end" It would require a much simpler interface but I am not sure we would want to see the online fitting tool
Now since the uncomfortable part of treatment is always related to the mask lets get it out of the equation... instead of blowing are in from the top... suck the are out of the "aft end" It would require a much simpler interface but I am not sure we would want to see the online fitting tool
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Mike,
GOOD STUFF!!!
I'm wondering if your brain is still oxygen-deprived or oxygen-rich, but whatever it is, it seems to be working about right. Keep it up.
Den
GOOD STUFF!!!
I'm wondering if your brain is still oxygen-deprived or oxygen-rich, but whatever it is, it seems to be working about right. Keep it up.
Den
(5) REMstar Autos w/C-Flex & (6) REMstar Pro 2 CPAPs w/C-Flex - Pressure Setting = 14 cm.
"Passover" Humidification - ResMed Ultra Mirage FF - Encore Pro w/Card Reader & MyEncore software - Chiroflow pillow
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"Passover" Humidification - ResMed Ultra Mirage FF - Encore Pro w/Card Reader & MyEncore software - Chiroflow pillow
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Mike,mikemoran wrote:Lori I am the quiet guy who you know is sitting there sifting thoughts through his head. Hopefully latching on to the comedic ones instead of the homicidal. The typical mask designer LOL
EXACTLY WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT...HYSTERICAL. Either that or I just have that same (no offense) warped sense of humour like yours. Things I laugh at sometimes people don't see the humour in. I think it comes from my early days in high school and burning out my brain cells staying out too late at night and having fun. But please don't stop. Endorphines good!!! Acid in stomach bad...
L o R i

