cherylann wrote:What is the best way to sell equipment? I have a machine (with humidifier and bag). I have tried Craigslist, my neighborhood blog, and Facebook to no avail.

I'm looking for a backup. What do you have?

http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111329 Delete everything in the windows registry with the word "jedimark" in it after uninstalling it. Windows+R "regedit" F3 "jedimark" ENTER Delete every entry with the word "jedimark" I found mine here HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-2323866776-4218856569-384145369...

This is called Naegleriasis and is caused by water getting into your olfactory nerve. Note I say water, and not water vapor. Unless you are introducing water into your nasal passages, the chances of contracting Naegleriasis through a cpap machine is non-existent.

I have been through quite a few masks. Fisher & Paykel HC407 Resmed Mirage Activa Philips Respironics ComfortLite 2 Philips Respironics Comfortgel Blue Resmed N10 Resmed P10 The worst mask I used by far is the Mirage Activa, followed by the ComfortLite 2. I love the F&P HC407, but the silicon coated...

First night went great! Nasal pillows fit like a glove and I don't even remember falling asleep. Woke up 30 minutes before my alarm went off. I didn't wake up feeling super refreshed, but I did noticed I didn't feel exhausted... so it's a start!! It's amazing how much of a difference a properly fit...

dvejr wrote:"I use a since-superseded version of Sleepyhead and I'm satisfied."

If that's what you prefer people wrote, why didn't you write it instead of complaining that nobody is answering his question the way you deem appropriate?

It only took you three posts to this thread.

I used to use the comfortgel blue nasal mask. I switched to the P10 and I don't look back.

It sounds like you are experiencing rainout. The climateline hose helps significantly with this. With the climateline hose you can set your climate control to auto and eliminate rainout. See the link below... http://www.resmed.com/us/dam/documents/products/machine/airsense-series/humidair-vs-h5i-set...

What kind of machine are you using?

That's a response, but it did not answer OP's question: is his 2-year old version the latest? This happens all the time here, and it is not always a bad thing to give the OP info other than what was sought. I'm just remarking how common it is. It can come across as "I don't actually know the answer...

Mikaghan wrote:Been away awhile. Is Sleepyhead software (2 year ago version) still the best to view cpap data

There is ResScan and Sleepyhead for your machine. Sleepyhead is still by far the best.

Last time I used it for a long weekend...3 reports... free . Did you steal those? HAHA You are not getting any sharp decreases in oxygen levels. But, your overnight average is 92.3%, and I like to see mine at 95 - 97%. Someone more experienced should comment on your 92.3 average. Your FL index look...

For those skeptical...

Here is another shot of it.

I feel I am below what I should be.