avi123 wrote:The more cumbersome the nasal mask headgear and the chinstrap are the higher the chance of asphyxiation.

Okay, this makes me a little nervous. Is suffocating something to be really concerned about if I combine the nasal pillow system with the chinstrap should the power go out?

Thanks. I'm pretty much in agreement with both answers. Which chinstrap would you recommend?

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