Deborah K. wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 23, 2022 6:17 pm

My husband and I both received replacement machines. His was a bilevel and brand new. Mine was an auto, and was reconditioned. We had no notice that they were coming. They just showed up on our doorstep one day.

Curious, how long did it take?

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 19, 2022 9:12 pm

It shouldn't affect things.

Thank you!

I’ve been using a dream station apap for quite a long time now. I finally registered my unit for a replacement due to the foam on the Philips website. The problem is, I have used my DME provider in several years. I’ve moved twice to different states since I stated, and I’ve just been buying new mask...

In the last two weeks, I've now had two instances with flooding. Philips dream station, and dreamwear mask, and a hose sock. Cpap on the nightstand, hose draped up and over the headboard that is pretty tall. Rolled over on my side, and I comes the water drops to tickle my nose. Mask had water all o...

In the last two weeks, I've now had two instances with flooding. Philips dream station, and dreamwear mask, and a hose sock. Cpap on the nightstand, hose draped up and over the headboard that is pretty tall. Rolled over on my side, and I comes the water drops to tickle my nose. Mask had water all ov...

Somebody watching too much Pulp Fiction?

Julie has already made up her mind that ecigs are bad and will only search out articles that will support her opinion.

Can't fix stupid.

You got the same setup I did a few months ago. The Pico mask sucks! It was complete hell. Uncomfortable, hot air exhaled from my nose was extremely irritating. I switched to the DreamWear mask, and it was a night and day difference! I slept like the dead every night since then. Throw that Pico mask ...

I do. No changes in my testosterone level. I'd say finding a really good doctor familiar with testosterone replacement therapy, and one that accepts my insurance is one of the biggest challenges I've ever faced in the medical world. Some family docs pretend to know about TRT and when discussing it w...

I've had the dreamstation for a few months now. I think it works great. It blows air at the doctors prescribed settings and I can add humidity to it and even heat the hose. Just like most other brands of cpap! Software - I am not too concerned really anymore. My sleep study was good, my doctor is go...

Thanks. My humidity and hide temp are each separately controlled. I like cool air, so no heat. I'll raise my humidity level a little each night until I find relief I guess.

As soon as I have my cpap humidifier dialed in perfectly, the weather cools off and the air dries out. Now, I am fighting the bloody nose and stuffy nose ordeal. I bumped my humidity up a point, but no help yet. Having natural gas heat in the house will just dry me out even more as soon as it gets a...

Im in the same position. Hands down, the DreamWear mask is what you should try. Just sits under your nose, nothing invades your nostrils. After a few minutes, you won't even feel it on your nose.

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/pr-dre ... -pack.html

Mark,

If you need more DreamStation data from me, just let me know and I'll upload some more again.