I’ve travelled with my Resmed (different machine though), and just used a plug adapter in the UK. Mine worked fine, but I always double check that the voltage on the machine’s power brick says 100-240V. With appliances like blenders or hair dryers the wattage can be too high, but for electronics lik...

I’ve been in the same boat, I used the AirMini on a 3-month trip to Europe and had to figure out a workaround since it doesn’t support the Quattro full-face mask directly. I ended up switching to the AirFit F20 mask, which is compatible with the AirMini. It wasn’t my first choice since I was so used...

I can relate to dealing with discomfort from medical devices—it's frustrating and can really affect your quality of life. For me, it was more about neck pain due to poor pillow choices and posture, but I can imagine the intensity of dealing with mask leaks and the resulting Costochondritis you exper...

Maybe it's a bit off topic, but i've been having some severe back pain for some time. I've also been to the doctor and the treatment they prescribed didn't help at all. What recommendations could you give me?

Hey! I have back pain every day when I wake up. And I changed the mattress, I got a special one but it didn't help at all. Is anyone else still struggling with back pain? I've been to the doctor, he didn't help me with anything. He gave me some ointments that didn't help me with anything.

Have you considered getting a thorough evaluation from a sleep specialist or a physiotherapist? They might be able to provide personalized advice and strategies to address your specific concerns and improve your CPAP experience. I found https://valeoclinic.ca/ to be really helpful in addressing my s...

I've experienced something similar with pressure adjustments on my machine. It's possible that the increase to level 9 might be too high for you, especially if it's causing discomfort only at night. Adjusting the pressure back down or consulting a physiotherapist in Vancouver could help determine if...

I went ahead and got the c100 cpap travel backup system. It's made for cpap machines... twice the money.. but i think i'll be better off.

http://www.amazon.com/Battery-Power-Sol ... -100-Pack/

I just pulled the trigger and ordered a C100 Battery System. I'm confident that it works, but I have some questions regard prolonging the life. Using it on the train / traveling First of all it says you can plug it (charge it) and plug your cpap into the c100, and it will act like a usp system, swit...

I'm thinking of getting the pilot pro or the c100. The c100 is made for cpap machines.. it costs more. But it come in a nice travel case.

How about the pilotpro? Does it come in a nice travel case or anything?

Your CPAP needs a lot more power than that Pilot Pro is going to provide. That's something to power cell phones and laptops and such. Don't be fooled by the 32000 mAh rating. That's probably going to be at 5V or maybe less, not at 12V that your CPAP machine is going to run off of. Unfortunately, th...

I just updated my profile so my machine is listed as the PR System One series 60. I only need it to last one night. It's something I'm going to use for the following two situations: 1. When the power goes out at night.. Happens RARELY, but it does happen. 2. When i'm taking a train ride overnight. Y...

I have a series-60 bi-pap by the way.

I have a Phillps/Responses System One BiPaP. Had it for about 3 years now. I'm need to buy a battery system for it. I've read the forums here and people are having success with this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DN0KBXU/ the Poweradd Pilot Pro. However I see lots of bad reviews and lots of people say...

I recall my dreams, and I don't recall night terrors. I do have anxious dreams, but not terror. In fact I often become lucid during my dreams. (not THAT often.. it comes and goes.. but when it happens it's really neat, and when and if it does, all anxiety goes away)