Hi, I'm in N.S. and have been using a Remstar auto x 2 yrs. It seems to be the most 'popular' and reliable machine around. I disagree that you 'have' to have the humidifier, but that's probably because we're surrounded by water here(!), but I would certainly be sure I got a machine with it, whether ...

Thank you everyone for helping! I placed an order (after 'Removing' 2 extras that had somehow taken) and will now await my SCR. Thanks again.

Tom, thank you, I'll try that right now!

Hi, I have the software (Linda), and all I need is the SCR, but will have to wait til the a.m. here (east coast) and think about calling them if I haven't heard back. Thanks anyhow.

Hi, you may have a problem called thoracic outlet syndrome, where a small rib compresses your thoracic nerve, sometimes causing cold and blueness in your arm. It's not uncommon, doesn't really signify anything serious, many people never realize they have it, but it could be a problem for sleeping th...

Hi, I registered at the Hong Kong website that sells the Mako 3500 sliding SCR for $24.00. I logged in, told it to 'buy' 1 reader, and then it took me back to the login pg. I logged in again, but instead of taking me anywhere to complete the transaction, it just took me back to the pg of readers. I'...

Hi, where I live (NE), we've suddenly gotten 'winter' in the past few wks (thought we might get away without it (':lol:'). I think the air pressure is different now, and that could have an effect on your Cpap experience ... at least I think it might. Anyone else? _________________ CPAPopedia Keyword...

Aswab - I wrote my note yesterday at a time when your original one had apparently been re-posted (just above where mine is) and responded to the tone of it which sounded like you were trying to really nail down a definite answer to it... but I see the 2nd post has since been removed, so maybe mine s...

Hi, I do think it's important to point out that no one here can possibly guarantee that any particular symptom you have will magically disappear on CPAP. It's likely that the your symptoms will be helped, but there could be any number of other 'conditions' coincidentally present that have nothing to...

Hi, what you are describing is a relatively common symptom of anxiety and it has been well researched by many doctors, neurologists, respirologists, ENT docs, etc. etc. and while it is very annoying and worrisome, it is not serious in that it won't hurt you in the long run, and does go away in time,...