Thanks for the great links, billbolten!

We will all be anxious to read about your first night!
Hope you get some great ZZZZ's tonight!

Neat hint about the eye tracking! I'm going to pass it on to a family member that has trouble falling asleep. Can't wait to see it it helps her!

Maybe it's got something to do with sleeping so soundly, now that you are on cpap?

The air blowing across my lips made me feel like there was air leaking from somewhere! Ran me nuts for the first couple of days! But like everyone says, I just got used to it!

Great to read ya' again! Sounds like you're doing fine! I think the cpap journey is a road of twists and turns for most users! I knew that you would be happy with an auto! It made such a big difference for me too. Funny part, had I not visited forums like this, I would not have even known to request...

I have used Swift for over a year with no loss of headgear stretch. (I used Pad-A-Cheek strap covers, maybe this helped with the wear-and-tear factor. )

A great place for learning more about cpap therapy and OSA!

mimmie, your "jellyfish" description is right on target!
ROTFL!!!
But, hey....... it works!

Thanks, Wulfman!
That's what I was thinking, but I was confused by Darth's reply.

So, exactly which one will be phased out?
The m-series or the larger remstar auto?

As you can see, I have a little darlin"!
And I have to say that from day 1, my dog never even seemed to notice our new bed partner! (Didn't mind the cpap either! LOL!)

The elbow hint is great! I've been using the short hose from an Activa to solve that "crowbar" effect. Works great too!

Just bumping this topic up, in hopes of more explinations and/or theories.

Sure hope you give it a try!
It really takes that "one-sided weighted" feeling away when using the Swift.