http://marcs-website-design.com/cpapReport/quattro-fx_fitting-at-home_usa_eng_640x360.mp4_snapshot_00.35_%5B2011.03.14_11.01.27%5D.jpg Hello this image from the from the ResMed FX full face mask fitting video, which can be found at the link provided to us by kempo above, is what is convincing me I ...

The lower part of the cushion is supposed to sit midway between your lower lip and the tip of your chin, which is where the chin indentation normally lies. How do you know this. Have you read it in ResMed literature? http://www.resmed.com/us/products/quattro_fx/videos.html?nc=patients&sec=true kemp...

And I do need to use padacheek strap covers for the lower straps.. Since I last posted on this thread I tried on my mask again and do believe it is conceivable that I may need to stabilize the straps to make the mask sit right all night. The medium-size seems it may be possibly the correct size but...

Ms.Snuffleupagus wrote: The lower part of the cushion is supposed to sit midway between your lower lip and the tip of your chin, which is where the chin indentation normally lies.

How do you know this. Have you read it in ResMed literature?

Hi - I have some comments and somewhat pressing questions about the Quattro FX fill face mask. I initially started my CPAP therapy in September and my first mask was a Quattro fill face mask which seem to work well being pretty comfortable, but always my mouth wih the Quattro FX fill face maskd will...

Would it be considered spamming on these cpaptalk forums if I were to re-post my above question of the post one above the last in its own thread, with its own title, or is the question I am asking above so on answerable that I should not expect an answer even with a very opinionated opinion?

Hi - I have some comments and somewhat pressing questions about the Quattro FX fill face mask. I initially started my CPAP therapy in September and my first mask was a Quattro fill face mask which seem to work well being pretty comfortable, but always my mouth wih the Quattro FX fill face maskd will...

If washing the seal every night with baby shampoo is the answer for the longest lasting seal? Does anybody think it would be better to find a technique which would not involve removing the seal every night and instead wash it in place washing part of the mask as well?

Hi I heard from several people in a support group as well as professionals that the oils in your face is what eventually wear out your mask cushions. I have absolutely no insurance coverage for masks or mask cushions so I need them to last long. When I was about to order me ask from cpap.com in the ...

Hello I know they sell pillows to get yourself off your back as an alternative or addition to CPAP therapy. But I have not seen any pillows or devices to make yourself sleep on your back. From reading the reports generated by my CPAP machine I am thinking my mask leaks with my full face mask when I ...

robysue - thank you very much for taking all the time it must have taken you to give me such a detailed answer! There are some things the report I posted can not tell you. I purchased my ResMed S9 CPAP machine from secondwindcpap because the health plan I purchased from Kaiser Permanente did not inc...

Hello I have ResMed S9 auto CPAP machine. I think my mask has been leaking a lot and consequently am trying a different one today as I a sleep during the day. So I pull a report from S9 software for yesterday which I believe pretty good day as far as leakage go's, but need some help reading the repo...

sleepnationtv wrote:Hi,

We have started a mask trial program that you may like, it allows you to try a mask for a week to see if you like it.

visit http://www.sleepnation.tv/trialprogram

Thanks for starting the trial mask program. I have already sent you an e-mail to sign up.

This all sounds great to me!

I don't know if it was covered in that other thread link above, given to us by ChelseaChestnut, because it is presently 29 pages long. So can anybody tell me what's the best way to sanitize a mask you get on a trial basis even if it's already been sanitize?

Our host, cpap.com, has some tools that you might find useful. They have a calculator that, when you input some measurements, will help you choose a suitable mask. And they have "mask insurance" available on many masks--if you purchase the insurance you can return the mask if it doesn't work out. A...