I purchased one as well, and unfortunately it's going back. I like the mask design well enough, although I'm not completely sold on the forehead support system. My main issue with the mask was excessive leaks/mask farting. I even got up and put my pad-a-cheek liner from my Quattro on (leaving the fr...

I've had my cpap now for 2 years and am doing great with it. The past 3 weeks though have been a bit odd. I lost a considerable amount of weight recently and all of a sudden I'm getting cottonmouth most nights. My first instinct was that perhaps the humidifier isn't working right on the machine. Ho...

I've been with my CPAP for about 6 months now and things are slowly, almost very slowly, improving. What I've noticed is that my apnea events happen when I am sleeping my back, so I'm trying to find a way to sleep on my sides. I know you are asking about ways to keep you from sleeping on your back,...

I got an email about it, and I'm interested as well. Looks ok from the photos, but I wonder how well the upper support really stays away from the forehead?

Does anybody think maybe be a little cautious about contacting this guy and giving him any personal info? I'd always recommend keeping your brain switched on when sharing any personal information, however the info he's asking about is in most signatures on this forum or available by searching out o...

(1) If you are unhappy with your current mask, which one is it and why? What about it is problematic? How would you improve it? Not so much unhappy, but would love more fit options (2) Would you be interested in a custom-fit mask that is made specially for you? Probably not a mask custom made for me...

no i've never seen a jockey box before, looks expensive and big......i think this little 6pk chiller will do the trip tonite, if not, back to the scrap yard---tks--FA LOL... I was just showing you the concept, not suggesting you needed a beer cooler for your CPAP therapy. The amount of surface area...

freshair wrote:I put together a prototype chiller today and will try tonite....I forgot how to upload picture (---FA

If you've not seen a jockey box before, that's essentially what you are making.

Bump

Let me know if you have any questions, or PM me if you think prices are out of line.

cosmo wrote:You should send us each a sample to test out whatever you are peddling as I have not visited your website.

I'm kind of surprised you don't already own one

Just poking fun... don't go getting your custom REM sensing CPAP panties in a bunch.

Mark was very nice, and took time to answer all my questions. I knew that there were no guarantees, but his responses sold me on making a purchase. I'm glad there are happy Secondwindcpap purchasers out there, I hope new folks searching about them find this thread and feel comfortable taking a chanc...

cosmo wrote:What is their sanitation process?

http://www.secondwindcpap.com/FAQ.html#19

Check out the why I should buy a used machine section.

I decided to pick up a S9 Autoset, and started searching around for a good deal. Secondwindcpap sounded like a great option, the prices are decent and the description of the sanitation process was a lot better than other used options. After several questions and emails, I was told that they sort the...

I think she meant the design style reminded her of some items carried by Target a few years back.

I personally think it looks nice, I think many of the more common machines take up more space than they really need.

DiverCTHunter wrote:From what I hear, Antler pills cost $1+ a dose. Mountain oysters, on the other hand, are still under a buck

Wow... love it

We need a rimshot emoticon