I wish you all good success with your therapy!

Wow, talk about a tough room! I don't make the thing or sell it. Just trying to help. I guess you guys are all PHD's and know everything so I'll move on and try to help those who need it. You sure you guys arent selling heated hoses and sleeves?

[quote="JStaggie"]I don't see how this would prevent rainout at all. It doesn't control the temperature of the hose after the humidified air enters the tube, so cooling can still occur, which would lead to condensation and rainout. It might help the condensed water drain back into the humidifier, bu...

Yes I do.

Suspect? The way I saw it set up was wtih a 12" hose from the humidifier to the guard then the 6' hose attached to the other end.

There is a new product being developed for rainout called the Rainout Guard. Its a coupling that attaches between your humidifier and tubing. I have seen this work and it reduces rainout more than the sleeves. Basically catches moisture and funnels it back down the tube. I work for a DME and and I s...

Thanks everyone! I am in Chattanooga btw.

LOL, believe me Im pretty tough. I see roughly 30 -40 people a day. My approach is pretty basic. I let you know up front that I care about you as a whole and not just getting paid. My job is to work as closely with you as I can and I make myself available 24 hrs a day. I have my trunk full of mask, ...

U may also want to try a barrier cream like CPAP moisture therapy.

Hello folks! I've been visiting this forum for some time now and decided to register! I have been involved with sleep medicine for 15 years both in a military and civilian role. I currently work for a DME/Pharmacy in Tennessee and would be very glad to give advice or help anyone who is having proble...