Free S&L Nasal Swift FX Pillows. Bought the mask but only need the medium. First one to post on here get's em. It'll be $6 paypal to me and I'll ship them out priority mail. If you only want one of them let me know which one and someone else can buy the other. Shipping is the same either way. Just d...

Hi All, well my Respronics M series just died on me. They say it's going to be 3-4 weeks for warranty work. I need to find a replacement today so I'm looking at going the travel route as I camp quite a bit a battery operated one would be nice. Any reccomendations?? I have to get one quick, I'm so ti...

I've just been using the machine on Constant pressure right now with the cflex set at 2.

Ok so I bought the M Series Auto A-Flex CPap with heated humidifier and the swift II nasal setup. First night was last Thursday, I went to bed around 11 and woke up for the first time at 6:30, I slept through my alarm clock for over an hour. My average AHI according to the machine is around 9. That'...

[quote="Vettecraze"]If you used a mask then you had the titration study. That is when they are looking for the pressure that you require using a CPAP machine and the same cables used on the sleep study. Sometimes it is done the same night, it is called Split Night sleep study, I am guessing that is ...

Got my results today and am at 115 apneas per hour with an average length of 21 seconds each. Dr. said surgery would give me a 50% chance of cutting those in half but I'd still need the machine. So let me get this straight. You take that 115 apneas x 21sec duration = 2,415 secs / 60mins = 40.25mins...

LOL. Who says I'm lucid....haha. It's been a rough couple of months, it hit hard in March. I've been napping 4-5 times a day and still feel like crap. Yup could be worse I guess. I was really hoping that surgery might be able to fix it. I'm fairly young and not overweight so I didn't expect to hear ...

Got my results today and am at 115 apneas per hour with an average length of 21 seconds each. Dr. said surgery would give me a 50% chance of cutting those in half but I'd still need the machine. They offered me a cpap for $1200 cash (seems he sells them out of his office). My insurance won't cover j...

Had my sleep study last week and was told I am classified as Severe Obstructive Sleep apnea. The sleep center told me that my machine would cost approximately $3,000. I wasn't too excited about that because my insurance isn't the greatest and has a high deductible that I'm not exactly sure always wo...