I’ve posted about my wife’s difficulties with mask sizes before, and with forum help we identified nasal options that worked well enough. Thank you for that But she recently had complex surgeries including sinus surgery and now the nasal masks are causing her sinuses to inflame and close up. ENT & s...

I’ve tried sending private messages to both of you but they’re in the “outbox” and don’t appear to be sending. Will keep working on it

Not sure how to reply to specific posts

I’ll send pms to the relevant people.

And I’m greatful for all replies/suggestions

Thank you for the response and kind offer Masks so far that they sent home with her after trying to fit multiple that I don’t know the name/model because we didn’t take those home. F20 small F30 small Dreamwear full face small Dreamwear nasal small And with the above, even with adjustments to the st...

Thank you for the prompt response. She tried the dreamwear nasal option, and all small options on everything, as available. The dreamwear is essentially the silicone frame that hooks into a silicone strip that goes under the nose and has a more sparse headgear (straps) we’ve taken resmed headgear an...

Needing suggestions for masks and headgear for small heads. Wife was prescribed CPAP therapy. She’s not a big person. Our medical care facility doesn’t have any mask or headgear in their database they can order that fits her. And the gear has to be ordered through them for it to be covered. There’s ...

the clinic uses the online Data, presumably so the patients don't have to remember to bring in the card every visit. Regardless, it seems clear that there's a possibility that my clinic would need to remove the device from their list if it's still registered to them through resmed. I've got a call i...

so it is assigned at resmed? would My clinic have to release it before their clinic could gain access?

several I was issued an airsense 10 autoset by my sleep clinic. it was malfunctioning, and they issued me a new one but wouldn't take the old one. they told me to keep it or find a place to recycle it. I kept it And opened it up and found the faulty lead and soldered it And it's working again. Someo...

As I stated earlier. I had not researched "hypoallergenic" because I am used to it, in all other products I've bought simply meaning that the materials/product itself is "allergen free". for example, hypoallergenic detergents don't fight allergens, they simply don't contain known allergens. I am in ...

chunkyfrog wrote:I use the extra fine filters, whatever they call them; and they seem to have no effect on my machine.
They do significantly reduce my allergic rhinitis. Sometimes I even forget I have it.

How long have you been using them on your machine?

why would hypoallergenic filters (which means, lower allergy) filters, designed by the manufacturer, 'affect the machine'? Like they discuss in the various threads, smaller spaces for air to flow. When you are putting a filter on the intake of a device, it vacuums air through the filter, thus more ...

palerider wrote:

FlanMaster wrote:but would you happen to know of any links that discuss how they affect the machine?

they don't.

They don't discuss it, or the filters don't affect the machine differently than the stock filters?

Thank you for the responses. I was beginning to fear as much. Small market, Smaller subset with specialized needs. Some of the comments are interesting as well, in regards to needing a large surface area to compensate for the reduction in airflow caused by the hepa filter. One guy talked about putti...

DISCLAIMER: I've searched and read many resulting threads without satisfaction. I have called the help desk listed here http://www.resmed.com/us/en/consumer/contact.html without success (the phone support didn't seem to know the answer & wouldn't admit it. Polite but unhelpful) I've seen the 3rd pa...