CPAP Pillows
CPAP Pillows
Does anyone know anything about CPAP pillows and if they help? And if so what do you recommend?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Re: CPAP Pillows
I've tried two special pillows since beginning cpap. The Regenesis Buckwheat pillow http://www.pur-sleep.com/products/produ ... ategory=14 and the PAPillow http://www.papillow.com/. Both of which I learned about from other members here on the forum.
Many people here love the buckwheat pillow but I personally found it much too hard, I just could not get comfortable with it. I wound up throwing it in a closet.
I'm really liking the PAPillow, which is filled with synthetic down, but there are a lot of members who find it too hard and too thick. It does come filled very full but with use it has settled and softened and is easy to mold how I want it.
(Edited to correct spelling)
Many people here love the buckwheat pillow but I personally found it much too hard, I just could not get comfortable with it. I wound up throwing it in a closet.
I'm really liking the PAPillow, which is filled with synthetic down, but there are a lot of members who find it too hard and too thick. It does come filled very full but with use it has settled and softened and is easy to mold how I want it.
(Edited to correct spelling)
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Mask: Swift™ FX Bella Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgears |
Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Last edited by Bon Bon on Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:07 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: CPAP Pillows
I picked up an expensive cpap pillow at a medical supply store ( i'll try to find the brand) - it has cutouts in the bottom corners to fit the mask in - i didn't find it very useful at all - the best pillow i've found is the Subokawa? or something like that pillow - they sell it at Bed bath and beyond - that is full of little beads - you can mold the beads into any shape to support the mask
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Re: CPAP Pillows
I just got the Subokawa a couple of weeks ago to replace my very old square D that I found thru a chiropractors office a number of years ago, prior to that, had a smaller square D. I have a very bad neck, all cervical discs are disintegrating.johnthomasmacdonald wrote:I picked up an expensive cpap pillow at a medical supply store ( i'll try to find the brand) - it has cutouts in the bottom corners to fit the mask in - i didn't find it very useful at all - the best pillow i've found is the Subokawa? or something like that pillow - they sell it at Bed bath and beyond - that is full of little beads - you can mold the beads into any shape to support the mask
I think the Subokawa is going to work, I ordered the Queen/King size thru Bed Bath & Beyond, and its still not as large as I expect of a King, but it did say Queen/King, so my expectation may have been a little off. I love how quickly you can rearrange the little beads where you want them for comfort.
If you want anything larger than the regular, you can order thru them at the store & they don't charges S&H since it is being sent as a 'store order' straight to your home.
Good luck & let us know what works for you,
Jen
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Other masks I've tried: *=liked, #= no way
Piliaro, SleepWeaver Elan*, Swift FX w&w/o Bella Loops#, OpitLife#,Simplicity*, Mirage Vista*, Go Life for Her#, IQ (original hg only)*, Quattro FX (barely)###, Wisp*, Nuance#, Swift LT for her**
Piliaro, SleepWeaver Elan*, Swift FX w&w/o Bella Loops#, OpitLife#,Simplicity*, Mirage Vista*, Go Life for Her#, IQ (original hg only)*, Quattro FX (barely)###, Wisp*, Nuance#, Swift LT for her**
Re: CPAP Pillows
The Subokawa looks interesting. I might give it a shot if it works well for a side sleeper with nasal pillows.
I'm using the Contour Cpap Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow that goes for $40-50. It has corners cutouts. Works fine for me and I have zero problems with it but I'm always on the prowl for something better
I'm using the Contour Cpap Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow that goes for $40-50. It has corners cutouts. Works fine for me and I have zero problems with it but I'm always on the prowl for something better
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Re: CPAP Pillows
The last few nights, I've been using the SleePAP pillow, which I bought from our hosts, CPAP.com. It's similar in looks to the PAPillow that Bon Bon posted. It's fairly comfortable, provides more support -- even for a non-face mask -- than my regular pillow.
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Steph
Treatment started 11/27/12
Treatment started 11/27/12
Re: CPAP Pillows
The nice thing I found about the Subokawa is that you can lay about any way you want, you just adjust the pillow in any way you want. I just cuddle into it when I'm on my side & it just craddles me. The pillow doesn't become 'stuck' in one position, it goes where you go or where you put it. The Countour CPAP never worked for me, it was too hard for my neck.cosmo wrote:The Subokawa looks interesting. I might give it a shot if it works well for a side sleeper with nasal pillows.
I'm using the Contour Cpap Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow that goes for $40-50. It has corners cutouts. Works fine for me and I have zero problems with it but I'm always on the prowl for something better
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Machine: PR System One REMStar 60 Series Auto CPAP Machine |
Mask: AirFit™ P10 For Her Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Additional Comments: Pressure Auto 12-20cm CPAP compliant since 2000 |
Other masks I've tried: *=liked, #= no way
Piliaro, SleepWeaver Elan*, Swift FX w&w/o Bella Loops#, OpitLife#,Simplicity*, Mirage Vista*, Go Life for Her#, IQ (original hg only)*, Quattro FX (barely)###, Wisp*, Nuance#, Swift LT for her**
Piliaro, SleepWeaver Elan*, Swift FX w&w/o Bella Loops#, OpitLife#,Simplicity*, Mirage Vista*, Go Life for Her#, IQ (original hg only)*, Quattro FX (barely)###, Wisp*, Nuance#, Swift LT for her**
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Re: CPAP Pillows
Cosmo - if you are going with the subokawa pillow go with the one jennicat is using ( the king size ) as the regular is only about the size of my foot ( although i have a Big foot)
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Re: CPAP Pillows
Got a Contour Pillow like this at Bed Bath & Beyond for around $60.00 . Works pretty good so far, I am a side & stomach sleeper and this is working good for me.cosmo wrote:The Subokawa looks interesting. I might give it a shot if it works well for a side sleeper with nasal pillows.
I'm using the Contour Cpap Multi-Mask Sleep Aid Pillow that goes for $40-50. It has corners cutouts. Works fine for me and I have zero problems with it but I'm always on the prowl for something better