Hi everyone. Thanks for your help last time. I've been on the ResMed 11 Autoset for almost a month now. So far, I don't know what to say. I don't think I've had strange sleep paralysis episodes where I couldn't breathe compared to before, so that's good. But I am experiencing a potential problem in ...

Damn, much less than what I paid for up front. I went with the DME route in case it didn't work out, but honestly, I should've just waited and paid out of pocket because it would've been about the same price.

My last two machines had ZERO hours; so ANY hours says "something". Anything over a couple hours tells me it has been "somewhere." If you are looking for a number of hours in a legal or consumer protection context, I don't think there is one. Though some might argue that a non-new item has to be id...

I do have another question now. I don’t remember where I saw this, but someone advised that a certain number of hours logged into a brand new machine is acceptable because it could be the provider turning it on and testing its functionality. But I don’t remember the specifics. So my question is, wha...

I agree that the "swivel" on the Airsense 10 models is not freely rotating, which would make it, IMO, a true swivel. The connection has a range of positions, but once one is chosen- -it stays until you push it into another direction--NOT a swivel. And the positions are limited. Not really a big dea...

However, there's nothing wrong with the ResMed 11 AUTOSET, so if that's really what you are getting, that's perfectly OK. … More than likely, the 11 is what the DME had in stock, and AS LONG AS IT IS THE AUTOSET it's still a fine machine. Make sure the DME didn't play bait and switch and give you a...

Hi. I've updated this thread with new problems. An archive of my initial problems are below. My new question is linked here https://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=185943&p=1434489#p1434489 . ============================================================ Original Title: Insurance changed my CPAP...