I was in Target today and checked. It was with all the other water, red cap, 89 cents per gallon.

jimnsc wrote:How about that? Had us wracking our brains trying to help you and all the time it was just "face farts!"

Sorry for the wild goose chase. Like I said, I need to hang out here more and learn the lingo.

Occam's facemask, or something like that.

I did a small survey two years ago when I was buying it constantly for my kids humidifiers (we went whole house later). I seem to recall the prices were per gallon as follows: Walmart 70 cents Giant (grocery) 80 cents Target 85 cents Rite Aid $1.25 CVS $1.25 If its so widely available here (PA), I a...

Ordered a new mask the Mirage Swift™ II Nasal Pillow. We'll see how that goes.

Ok - new info. First, my pressure is set at 9. Second, my wife and I were able to recreate the sound. It wasn't mouth breathing, it isn't the vent holes, its the seal of the mask to my face. Somehow I am generating a large leak, that only onsets when I fall asleep. I am not sure why that is, and ove...

New info. I sent my wife this link and she gave more details: Don't know if it helps, but the noise is a very loud rush of air. Its different than just the normal cpap noise and it doesn't happen until you fall asleep. Its the normal sound, you fall asleep, get the loud rushing sound, I tap you, you...

Thanks for the additional comments. The noise problem is at the mask not the machine. I have always used a fan or a white noise machine when I sleep. But I may buy the silencer and filters anyways since they are plenty cheap. My thinking at this point is either a new mask (could go along with weight...

Ok - I was wrong on the mask. Its Respronics comfortgel Blue. I have had that mask for at least two iterations, although my very first mask was its predecessor. I was first diagnosed in 2009, so the machine is relatively new, although it lacks many of the bells and whistles that many here use. I for...