I have been using a Resmed s6 since 2000. It's a simple machine, no controls or feedback; just turn it on and go to sleep. It is lately showing it's age and I want to replace it with something simple, quiet, and effective. I don't need sleep reports or fancy controls. I have talked to some salespeop...

Thanks, RG, for the links. (And I'm installing a plant hanger today..what a great idea!) Taped last night with a J&J brand first aid tape; it kept my lips sealed, alright. I had to pull one out from under for a sip of water, but all was sealed still when I awoke (and dry). What I don't understand is...

I suspected my very high palate had something to do with having OSA, and found lots of references when I took your advice and "googled" the subject. So not only bottle feeding, but pacifiers, thumb sucking, etc... Breastfeeding Abstracts, February 1999. Volume 18, Number 3, Pages 19-20 Author: Brian...

Couldn't find my machine and humidifier on the list...so they're under "comments" in the profile. Resmed S6 Lightweight, Sullivan heated humidifier, UltraMirage nasal face mask. No leaks; my husband hasn't seen me breathing through my mouth. I asked him to keep an eye out (he's awake a lot, poor dea...

Hello, sheltie.

Recently started having the same experience.

No change in equipment since 1999. The dentist gave me Biotene, Hawthorne. I do the soft palette trick, Neal.

But still, this very dry mouth thing.

Why?