Set the new machine to auto 7-12. Saw pressure avg of 9.5. Moved it to 8-12, pressures still just below 10. Funny because sleep study said I should be set at 7. I like the machine better than my old PR sys 1. AHI is still down around .02.

It is auto capable. Otherwise, I wouldn't have switched. Seeing how this entire process has unfolded, wouldn't surprise me if they made a mistake give me this model though.

Thanks. Am wondering if I should switch over to auto 7-12 and watch to see how it is working out. Hate to think after all these years one uncomfortable night sleep study will/can be used to change my numbers around.

I have been using my PR System One now for years with great results. It is set Cflex 1, Auto 8-12. My pressures have been Auto Mean 8.2, Peak 9.1, and 90% 9.0. AHI 0.6. Having the VA provide my machine so went through new sleep study. They are provide AirSense 10. They have the pressure set at CPAP ...

I recently fired Optigen. I used them for years until recently out of the blue they said no more waiving my copay portion without an extensive form being filled out. I thought it was a quid pro quo - they charged higher prices to Tricare and in doing so, would waive the copay. Will, since they don't...

Just received my new PR1 with heated hose. I really like the heated hose bit.

I used the same settings from my old M-series (Auto, 8-12, no Flex) on this machine but found myself waking like I had no breath at all during a nap. Not a good sign.

Does anyone use the Opti-Start feature? Thanks.

The filters are before my humidifier. They start turning grey within 2 weeks. I thought perhaps that was abnormal, but apparently not.

LinkC wrote:I think he/she refers to a separate filter housing that attaches to the hose.

http://www.cpap-supply.com/Bacterial-an ... 2077-1.htm

Yes, he is referring to those.

I bought some of those filters. I am amazed on how quick they get dirty. I live in what I consider a really clean home. Wood floors, dusted mopped, etc. all the time. No indoor pets. Real good filters on the house air system. Windows kept shut. I wish I had been using these all along. Interesting th...

Check this out from Xantrax. It lasted me all night w/humidifier running.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E6LEI2

Prescribed pressure is 12. Bruce I'm not a doctor and this is just my non-medical opinion. If I were prescribed a pressure of 12, and I got a ResMed autopap, and I used it in auto mode, I'd set the pressure range this way, depending on what degree of "full time" EPR I set it for: EPR off min pressu...

I use this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E6LEI2 unit. I tested it one night. It ran my machine and humidifier. I put one in my office too. I tend to like it better than the computer store models.

Interesting, if you go to the main website and then click on the SPO 7500 is shows the $409 price, but the link in the OP still shows the $350 price, and that is what I was charged at the checkout. Must be some special discount. Will post again once it arrives and I have a chance to use it. Where i...

I am only dry at night, during CPAP use.

About six months ago, started noticing real dry eyes at night. It is definitely from reverse air flow through my tear ducts as I only use nasal pillows. I can almost feel the air squirting out of the ducts. Around the same time, I was actively rinsing my sinuses out nightly before bed with a big blu...