Okay, thanks for the suggestions. The other thing that I noticed, which also seems unusual to me is that, when I remove the Swift FX my machine senses that the mask is off and shuts itself off. With the NAII, it does not sense that the mask is off and keeps running. That strikes me as unusual also. ...

I use a Swift FX. After using it a while, the skin where the pillows rest will get sensitive and irritated. I purchased a second mask, the Nasal Aire II, about 6 months ago. I figured that the nasal prongs would give the outside of my nose a rest. My intention was to alternate back and forth between...

I use a Swift FX. After using it a while, the skin where the pillows rest will get sensitive and irritated. I purchased a second mask, the Nasal Aire II, about 6 months ago. I figured that the nasal prongs would give the outside of my nose a rest. My intention was to alternate back and forth between...

I use two masks, the Swift FX and the Nasal Aire II. I have both and switch back and forth whenever my face or nose starts to get sensitive. However, I can't figure something out. The Nasal Aire II feels as if the pressure is doubled compared to the Swift FX. I don't understand why that would be sin...

Not quite so simple. The FDA 510 (k) process is extremely cumbersome and expensive. Beyond that, no distributor will carry a line without medical product liability insurance, also expensive due to litigation costs in the U.S. And, if you can clear those two hurdles, the devices don't sell themselves...