Hello all,

I have recently switched mask types and have:

• (3) Full face mask kits, L, Ref: 1133377
  (2) Full face masks, L, Ref: 1133432
  (5) 6' slip cap tubing
  (2) ResMed Humidifer tubs, Ref: 37299
  (6) Under the nose cushion, dreamwear, S, Ref: 1116740

Please message me if interested.

Wow, your machines give you stats? My series M must be a bare bones one. When i first got it they showed me where to read off certain compliance/adherence/submission numbers that were calculated based on my use, but i can't decode them. Anyway I chose 85%. Like most other posters here i'm 99-100% at...

Let me qualify by saying I'm not a diver, but my understanding of nitrogen absorption while diving comes not from the pressurized air one is breathing, but from the pressure of the water around you the deeper you go. I wouldn't think they are related.

So a few questions: A lot of folks here mention having spare cpap units. Do you buy these yourself or does insurance cover them? Is there a "standard" time that one should be going back for follow-up studies? How often does everyone replace the masks, tubes, etc (whether or not insurance covers)? F...

Ouch. Those are very interesting issues. While I can't speak to them specifically, have you tried seeing another doctor to get a second opinion? He or she will hopefully look at your symptoms from a different direction.

Ok, so I've been on CPAP for about 3 years now. My pressure is 10cm. I've never had an issue with my equipment. I got some spare tubing, masks, etc once after about a year and haven't heard from my supplier since. Things seem to work fine. Then my wife and I went on a cruise last week. Our first vac...

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