sagesteve wrote:while I was in prison they hooked my cpap machine up to my rear end......

Waaaaitaminute shouldnt that be for the Sex with cpap user thread?

I'd like to think suppling a nondata capable cpap is illegal in its own right. @$!?* DMEs!

Shame kinda would've been nice ages ago. 2.5+ years on it and never a peep from anyone. Lame that....

Thank ya, jury rigging it with med tape worked decently. Now for a week trial run for a base measure.

If only I didn't get noob screwed on the cpap machine so I could compare. &@$!? kaiser/DME!

/le sigh

Just a side note, was wondering if you were having any difficulty keeping the finger clamp on during the night and if so what attempts have you tried to resolve it? Purchased the CMS50D+ myself, decent enough..that is IF I can keep the blasted thing on during the night. Personal beef with reporting....

Only thing of note so far from that page, small typo/contradiction : "Do I need a prescription to purchase non-machine products? No. You only need prescriptions to purchase machines from our website. You can purchase masks, tubing, humidifiers, filters, etc without a prescription." Though as a bulle...

It should not cause any problems other than discomfort and maybe more awakenings. The one exception is if you have a tendency to central sleep apnea. Too high pressure is thought to induce centrals in some cases. But why would you want to run at a pressure higher than needed? Sorry wasn't meaning f...

Was just curious what the general negative affects might be for someone whom is rated at say a 13cm pressure, but is using the cpap therapy at say 17/18cm pressure. Other than of course the comfort issue of such a higher pressure, would it cause any kind of loss of oxygen intake over the course of t...