I have been struggling with my comfort curve and finally came up with the way I can get it sealed for the night. After I put the machine on, I put the Comfort Curve on and flip the hose over my head and seal it on my nose. After I have it sealed I pull each side a little tighter and I can lay on my back or side and it doesn't leak all night. I also have panty liner on the cheek pads. At first having the hose over my face bothered me but I am used to it now. It was worth for all the work I went thru to get it to really seal for the whole night.
Comfort Curve leaks
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Well that's creative! It's amazing what we are able to invent considering we are under such severe fatigue conditions.
I have found that when I put some wedge shaped make-up sponges between my face and the cheek pads the mask seals a lot better.
Good luck with your new method!
~ OTB
I have found that when I put some wedge shaped make-up sponges between my face and the cheek pads the mask seals a lot better.
Good luck with your new method!
~ OTB
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