Have you tried RemZzzs

mon · Post by **mon** » Sun Sep 23, 2012 5:24 pm

RemZzzs are mask liners and they are great. If you hate the feeling of silicone masks sticking to your face. These are a great relief. They seem to diffuse those tiny irritating tiny leaks.

I used a ResMed Mirage FX nasal mask at first and it was certainly the best silicone mask wise for me until I stumbled upon the SleepWeaver 'elan' which really felt great when I first put it on but gradually it stretch so much that I had to alter it majorly to make it fit snugly. That worked for some time, but developed a tiny irritating leak (probably one others would consider nothing, but just enough to keep a light sleeper like me awake) the leak doesn't show on the information summary of the night.

I found RemZzzs mask liners on the WWW and they send out samples so I ordered some. Now with a push I can wear the Mirage FX with a reasonable degree of comfort without that sticky feeling and the 'elan' doesn't leak at all now and is as quiet as a mouse and sooo comfortable.

Have you tried them?

LSAT · Post by **LSAT** » Sun Sep 23, 2012 7:10 pm

Many people on this site make their own liners from t-shirts.

mon · Post by **mon** » Sun Sep 23, 2012 7:34 pm

LSAT wrote:Many people on this site make their own liners from t-shirts.

Yes I can see why. I have just finished making some myself. It is far more economical. I just bought T shirt type cotton interlock material and cut the hole smaller to suit my smaller nose and to suit the 'elan' mask. They work really well.

snoozysue · Post by **snoozysue** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 2:02 am

An online shop in Melbourne sells them in Aust now

FeelingBetter · Post by **FeelingBetter** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 6:30 am

I bought T-shirt material at Jaonns and cut my own. I've tried the remzzz's but they are so thin, I can't get more than one night's use out of one which makes them cost about $30/month. I like my own better.

apsews · Post by **apsews** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 6:47 am

Do you make them like the RemZzzs or do you make them where they are strapped on? Do they not shift when you move around?

Becky at RemZzzs · Post by **Becky at RemZzzs** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 7:33 am

FeelingBetter wrote:I bought T-shirt material at Jaonns and cut my own. I've tried the remzzz's but they are so thin, I can't get more than one night's use out of one which makes them cost about $30/month. I like my own better.

My name is Becky and I work for the company that makes RemZzzs and I just wanted to let you know that we do have billing codes for Medicare and most private insurances (HCPCS A7031 or A7032). Thanks!! :O)

nanwilson · Post by **nanwilson** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 7:45 am

Karen's Padacheeks are much better......they are of a sturdier material and can be washed a zillion times, and they are attached so do not shift at all. Padacheeks.com is the site and Karen is a patient and member here...go take a look at her site.

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