Can you tell us what your pressures are and whether your machine is set to ramp up the pressure over a period of time? Often the initial pressure is set low to help you get used to it, but the problem is after a day or two it can make you feel like you are suffocating. Same with the ramp because ra...

Been there. I understand completely. One thing I experienced was a choking feeling. That I figured out was because the pressure of the air in my throat was mis-interpreted by my brain as a lack of air. That caused me a very high level of anxiety. I persevered, and it got better and better. Once I fi...

Gentlemen: Thank you very much indeed for you assistance with this. It's exactly the information I was looking for! A simple solution to a vexing problem, but one needs to know where to look. Thanks again!

I've read through the linked post and I'm afraid I'm still not clear as to the setup that's recommended. Would it be possible to post pictures of the actual set up with an explanation of what's what? I understand the idea of a scooter battery for example, I understand the idea of a battery charger, ...

Get yourself the latest Philips Respironics System One machine. I have the 2011 version. Philips has the longest names in machines. Mine is a Philips Respironics System One Remstar Pro with C-Flex Plus. This is a CPAP only machine but with two different options regarding exhalation relief. It also t...

The C-Flex has a fixed pressure and can only be changed programmatically. What did your doc prescribe and why do you want to change it? It's not the prescribed pressure that's in issue for me here, it's the resistance pressure. Both Resmed and Philips have pressure settings that account for the dif...

Anyone know what "resistance" pressure to set on a Philips System One when one uses a Resmed Swift FX medium sized nasal pillow?