I have the following AirFit P10 pillows, all new, all from new masks, stored in a sealed plastic bag since opening. Looking to trade for Medium pillows:

• 6 large
  9 small

I have tried the AirMini for 3 nights so far, and have used ResMed AirSense 10 Autoset for 3 years. I've decided to keep the AirMini (was offered a 30 day trial). Here are my impressions, in case they are helpful to others: --> HumidX Plus was insufficient humidity for me; after first night my nose...

I too have problems using the Resmed Airmini. Whether I use humidex or not, I wake up with runny nose, sneezing a lot and a very dry throat. What will fix this problem? After almost 2 years with the AirMini, in all sorts of climates, I've found the following works best: 'Juicing' the Humid-x with a...

Pricy, but the Airmini, Medistrom battery, and a good solar setup would be a good, and reasonably light, combo. Based on my air travel experiences, you can squeeze a couple nights out of a full charge on the Medistrom battery.

Thanks. Where do you get your cartridges? And, if I only use them for a short period while travelling, how does one use them later? Freezing them, maybe? I usually get mine in 6-packs from CPAP.com, and just put a new one in every month, whether I travel 4 weeks out of the month or 1. I figure $5/m...

I have just bought the AirMini and tried it for two nights without the HumidX. Does the AirMini have any humidity when using it without the HumidX? I woke up during these two nights with a desert-dry mouth that I could barely open. I am using my N20 mask with it. Don't know if the AirMini is comple...

billbolton wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 01, 2019 6:35 pm

sburke91 wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:02 am

Depending on how much distilled water you use, the humid-x cost is only about 2x that of distilled water.

You don't need to use distilled water.

My time's more valuable than $0.79/gallon

That's just speculation, and definitely not common-sense. The bulk of the AirMini is the blower, and in fact it is not much smaller than the blowers in the later generations of Resmed normal size devices. The real miniaturisation has been in the electronics package. The elimination of a built-in co...

I travel extensively and have been using an Airmini for about a year and a quarter now. I also have a full-size machine at home. While the 'mini's been rock-solid, common sense indicates it won't last as long as a full-size machine, just due to the sheer size of all of the moving parts, since they'r...

Be careful when using any xPAP that requires 24v of power with a 12v battery and DC/DC converter. I've found that the battery can drop below the minimum voltage level the converter expects, when more than 50% of the battery capacity remains, causing it to shut down. I experienced this with the Freed...

I started with the P10 very early after its release, and pillows used to last several months. At some point, it seems like Resmed changed the material the pillows are made out of, and now I get about a month before leaks start to form and they need to be replaced. I can see a significant difference ...

I have 3 Resmed AirFit P10 small pillows, all new, completely unused. Looking to trade for medium in the same condition.

I'm well-fixed for backups--I have a primary machine, a travel machine, and a 3rd machine for backup, in case either one of the first two fail. This one's the last one of herd, free to anyone that wants it and pays shipping.

Anyone? I hate to just drop it in the trash or to an electronics recycler if anyone can use it for parts.

After getting my shiny new AirCurve a few weeks ago, I've been culling down the plethora of xPAP machines I've accumulated over the past 10 years of therapy. The last man standing is my first, a Respironics M Series BiPap. It still works, but has HUGE hours on it, almost 13k. Is there any place I ca...