I cant really explain the difference in words, but yes, there is a world of difference between the two. I was on straight cpap with cflex (pressure of 17) and went to apap with aflex, BIG difference. It was like breathing into an empty tube! At one point I switched to cpap again with cflex, only to...

[quote="cflame1"]I've flown a few times (both nationally and internationally)... and NEVER let my machine go as a checked bag. No problems with it, no matter what the altitude was.

[quote="ozij"]Welcome Rankbud.

You'll find newer ones if you sort the search results by date.

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The new medicare guidelines recommend giving CPAP for 12 weeks to see if the patient is benefiting from the therapy. Of course the definitions of benefit can vary. CMS recommends not continuing therapy in event of absence of benefits or adherence to PAP therapy.

[quote="Slinky"]How many have read the Streamlining Sleep Apnea News link of 14 June titled "Sleep Apnea Linked To Brain Injury"??

The article actually mentions a fully data capable CPAP!!!! I couldn't resist posting the following comment!!!

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Lets see, you upgraded your "used" (by you) auto w/C-Flex for a used auto w/A-Flex w/391 hours on it. Now, if there was NO CHARGE to you or your insurance company I'd say you most likely came out ahead of the game.