Sorry, I didn't even think of them needing a prescription.

I can understand about your removing the mask during nightmares while asleep. I don't have nightmares, but do have Restless Leg Syndrome. It drives me crazy! During the sleep study, after taking a 10 mg Ambien to help me sleep as I knew it would probably be uncomfortable with all those electrodes an...

Thanks! I assume this worked for you. How did you keep it from moving or falling out after a while?

Ok, thanks!

Yaconsult: I was unable to figure out how to adjust the back of the headgear. I tried using a wadded tissue to help the angle of the nasal pillows and it seemed to work for a while. Problem when it started to slip out. Took it off after an hour or so. Thanks foe your suggestions tho

Yaconsult: Thank you I will try what you suggest.

Rtrtrt: Thanks but I did adjust by twisting the screw near the exhalation port with no success.

Englandsf: yes, I have tried the p10 with nasal pillows but still cannot fall asleep. Will try again tonight.

Thanks but I did adjust by twisting the screw near the exhalation port with no success

I am trying to figure out why I cannot fall asleep wearing the Breeze mask with nasal pillows.. Have discovered that the part of Breeze that holds the nasal pillows rests on area above upper lip but below nose and irritates the skin. Any suggestions how to keep that part away from skin?

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I tried the Sleepnet IQ Blue mask and it is so comfortable around my nose, no comparison to other none gel masks I have used. But it is hard to put on, especially in the dark, with no clips or easier attachment in nose area like the Airfit N10. The 2nd night it leaked a lot, blowing into my eyes, an...

Wow, you do have me beat in the number of masks used. I agree that the Ultra Mirage is a good mask. I just hate it when there is a leak and it blows at my eye when trying to fall asleep!
Thanks for your response.

On this site I have been told to use lanolin, Lansinoh specifically, ONLY...not to use petroleum jelly or anything else as it would degrade the cushion material and to use it for air leaks, moisturizing irritations, etc. so I don't think it will hurt to use on your lips. I use it all the time.

I used a MAD for a while, specially ordered by dental doctor who specialized in sleep problems. It was supposedly the "top of the line" device per the doctor. It hurt my upper teeth pulling the lower jaw forward, so I returned it to him. He made one himself for me and I used it until it wore out. Ha...

No because when I first used a "small", the tip of my nose kept touching the other side of the cushion, so all my cushions are size "medium" which did well at that time and was more comfortable.