Team, I started this thread 3 and a half years ago - it started out bad and just didn't get that much better for 3 and a half years. I kept trying and tinkering and going to doctors and failing. And then, about 5 weeks ago, it started to work for me. As Mr. Monk would say, "Here's what happened..." ...

I had previously sent email to the CTO of Zeo about some items of interest and he wrote back within a few hours. His email address is published in the Zeo forums.

Mikeylou, I tried several different pillow arrangements and found that the buckwheat hull pillow sold by CPAP.COM was well worth it for me. The shaped pillows didn't work for me, but the small buckwheat hull pillow made a world of difference. Using it I can easily sleep on my side with my mask on.

jskinner, it was the fact that you use one that convinced me to get one. I am very happy I did. Thanks for you earlier post showing the graphs produced by your unit. Bob

Yes, I meant weeks vs. years. Sorry about that. The way I understand it, Zeo uses different technology than an EEG. An EEG may be more accurate, but what Zeo does is helpful. It appears that Zeo takes the sensor data and feeds in into a neural network that decides what stage of sleep is represented....

I use a Zeo and APAP each night. This allows me to correlate my breathing and my sleep phase data. This has helped me make more progress in the past few weeks than I have been able to in the past few days. The Zeo does report me being in a light sleep at time when I could swear that I was awake, but...

Used Zeo Sleep Coach for the first night last night. The headband was comfortable and i had no problem keeping it on all night. I wore it with my Quatro FF mask. For some reason, I used CPAP more last night than normal - maybe i was well motivated to try to collect as much data as possible. Interest...

mine only cost $249 with 12 months coaching. I want to correlate CPAP breathing data with sleep data. trying it first time tonight.

With theintellipap, you don't need a separate card reader. It uses a compact flash card. If you have something that can read a card from a digital camera, you probably can read the Intellipap memory card.

I am SO impressed - this really makes me happy with my decision to replace my previous machine with an IntelliPap Auto. Thanks and keep up the great support.

I find that my Quatro seems to get slick more often than my other masks. This is my first FF mask and maybe that makes a difference. I use the citrus wipes every night before bed, but sometimes after just a few hours the mask is so slick it won't seal. i wondered if the cushion material is different...

This is a problem I had with my M Series Auto CFlex as well. My belief is that in my case, the higher pressure actually causes me to have events. My machine was not able to react in the way that I think was necessary - to back down the pressure until I started breathing again. My sleep study indicat...

One draw back that i see is that you can't create multiple patient profiles per Zeo. I think it would be helpful if we started using language like "sleeper profile" instead of "patient profile". Right now, it seems that the manufacturers think of their gaol as helping people who deal with patients ...

I like it. I use it several times a week, but not every night. I don't know if it "works", but I will be buying more when what I have runs out.

I have explored the SmartLink database. The current version of the software uses Apache Derby in embedded mode for the database. I have also decoded the most detailed of the data files from the memory card of my machine. It uses 26 byte records. I have everything I need to start on a simple app to r...