I had a nasal mask & also had nothing but problems. With a pressure of 20, I went with the full face Quattro & love it. No leaks and a great fit.

I love my Quattro and we're talking a 20 pressure here. No leaks & it floats on my face.

Sorry, Rooster this sounds like the panty hose that never run. It'll never see the market place because then all those wonderful DME people would be out of a job. Or it will be like the dental appliance that only a few, very $ dentists do Or for some reason it won't be allowed to the public for safe...

Thanks for all the info Wulfman!!!! It is hopefully exactly what I'm looking for.

HI, I've searched & found instructions for upping pressure on ? my machine but I just want to make sure I have the right ones as they are dated 2006 & this is supposed to be a newer model machine. How's that for a long sentence? Can anyone help me out? I'm tired of waitng for the DME to do it.

All I want to do is sleep. I've never been so tired before.

Good question! Good Subject!

Just had knee surgery. I was told to bring my cpap also but then they said unless I was staying over night they wouldn't use it. I did fine.

A male friend just lost 75 lbs and his apnea got worse. Go figure

As a new to cpap person, where oh where did you get all that info from??????? I'm serious, no one has told me anything. I have no clue what you all are talking about or how to get the data or read it. BUT I want to.

I haven't tried the poligrip but I don't like tape. I do like the white chin-ups, tho. You can open your lips a slight crack, so you don't get that claustrophobic feeling.

Hey Everybody thanks for all the advice. All those newbies out there are so informed, I 've spent countless hours at this & still don't understand alot. Now, my dilemma I have the chance to buy a cpap just like I have from a private party that's only been used a week. It's a reasonable price but if ...

I have a pressure of 20 , yes that's right a 20 on a cpap machine. I'm a relative newbie & want to purchase a machine. Will I be alright with a cpap, even tho I'm having problems? or should I be looking at a bipap?

Thanks for the info & the link