WillSucceed wrote:I'm aware that the nature of on-line shopping is such that 'trying before you buy' is difficult, and on-line retailers have to have policies that don't leave them stuck with returns that they can't do anything with. Not-withstanding, I don't think I'll ever buy a mask again without trialing it first.
WS,
You are free to have this option. You can pay $300 +/- from the local DME for an interface that they MIGHT let you return for another, or you can do your best to figure out what will work specifically for you and buy it online for $100 +/- and be left with selling it on one of the auction sites if it doesn't work for you.
For me, I'll take the risk, trust my judgement and pay on third the price up front. IMO the DME's that charge triple and then say they are giving you a "FREE" replacement if you don't like the first mask are just making a fool out of the purchaser.
As far as the aura interface goes, I can't say how it will work for anyone else, but for me, I am amazed every time I put it on. There is nothing on the market that compares.