I travel about 60% of the time and I never have need of housekeeping. So I simply put the "Do not Disturb" sign on my doorknob and truthfully, have never really thought about it.

I must admit, I heard more stories about feeling fantastic and conquering the world the first day after using CPAP than not. My own experience was more akin to waking up and not feeling, well, tired. Almost as if I thought I should go back to sleep, but why should I? Over the last roughly two months...

I'm very new to the whole CPAP experience. However, I've already had a positive experience with STL Mark here on the board with regards to getting a new machine. Depending on what your insurance covers, it could be a more cost effective way to go about getting something that you want. As an example,...

I was able to recently get a Phillips/Respironics (PR) System One REMStar 60 Series Auto CPAP with zero hours (DS560). This is a new unit that has never been used. It is in perfect condition with the heated humidifier, humidifier tank, Hose, power supply, SD card and travel case. The unit has never...

JohnO wrote:If you do end up needing to buy a machine, here is one from a trusted cpaptalk.com member:

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John

Thanks for that John.

Hello and welcome. Sounds like you're off to a good start. Just a thought on when you ask for a new machine - usually it's best to be discreet about your intentions regarding handling your own treatment. Do tell them you expect to be able to have data available to determine over the long haul if yo...

Howdy All! I've been lurking around these parts for a little over a month and must say I'm impressed by not only the information available, but the feeling of community. As such, I figured I'd make the plunge steeped in my own foul newbieness and make a nuisance of myself. In April I was on a busine...