I notice in my short time here that most of you seem to use the humidifier. I did for the first 2 years as it really dried out my sinuses to the point I was bleeding. But somehow, I don't remember, I got away from it and have no need for 3 years now to use it. It sure is nice not to have to maintai...

most sleep labs will not read results. you shold contact the dme provider you got the cpap set up through. they can read them off of a print out. i work for lincare and we have that same problem a lot. we have palm pilots that we download to and send them in to a 3rd party copmpany that sends result...

Anonymous wrote:Yup. Go up to the Red Lightbulb at the top of the main forum screen labeled "CPAP FAQ." Scroll all the way to the bottom of the list and click on "XPAP Manuals". You'll find your manual there.

Cheers,
Babs

lol thats actually a red ? mark not a light bulb. lol just had to give you a hard time

Working for Lincare, do you know which brands they carry ? mostly we used to carry the remstar pro series, now its the new remstar m series. as far as anything cpap (not so much bipap) its all resipronics. and masks we use several different kinds, by far at least at my store its the resmed ultra mi...

im the exact way as your husband. i hate breathing hot air. have him try this. on my cpap it has a humidifier DISTILLED WATER ONLY!!! and i fill it up but dont turn the heater on. using it without the heater will give him minimal humidity. try that for about 1 month then go to using the heat every 3...