I feel that this is my answer to being able to fly. The current FAA rules about use of xPAP machines in flight mandate battery operation. In general, while it is possible to consider using a xPAP machine without a heated humidifier in flight, its pretty much unworkable to use a CPAP with a heated h...

Muse-Inc wrote:Do the nasal moisturizing gels not work for you? There are several on the market, Ayr and Grossan are 2 that come to mind.

I have used so many nasal sprays - you wouldn't believe the regimen that I am on!

You might also talk to your Dr. about the possibility of getting a portable nebulizer. I have a friend with a small child that had an overseas trip several years ago, that needed nebulizer treatment for asthma. They're very small and will run for quite some time on batteries. I do have a portable b...

I have a very unique problem. I have used my cpap machine for 3 years and have no problems. My problem is that over the last two years I have become very reactive to the low humidity that is on the airlines. It has caused me to experience a chronic cough that last for months. The first time I coughe...