If your insurance will cover a new one, it might be worth upgrading. As for keeping the old machine as a backup, that could be a good idea for now, especially since you found the manual and ordered that filter

Try adjusting the mask straps while lying on your side, since side-sleeping can cause it to shift.

If your CPAP has an “Auto” mode, it might be worth trying that too, or adjusting the ramp settings, since higher pressure can sometimes cause more leaks with a full face mask

If your CPAP machine is connected to a cloud service, you will be able to log into that service from a web browser to access your data

Anyone tried CBD oil for their back pain? Thinking of trying it. Found a clinic here in the UK, Mamedica, and I need to go for a consultation. I'll keep you updated.

Hello, a few days ago I switched to resmed autoset 11 (from 10) and I'm encountering some problems. I like how it works, but I would like to connect it via bluetooth to the myAir application on Android and I can't, maybe I'm doing something wrong.It shows me that it connects via bluetooth through a ...

Hello from a Europe user, I haven't been here for a while. So, I need a new auto-Cpap machine and I can't decide; 10AutoSet or 11autoset ??? -now I'm running on a 10 autoCpap but I would do an upgrade if it's worth it. On the other hand, I would save some money if I buy the 10 Air auto, but maybe 11...

The device has a quality feel to it, it is made in the USA. I have it set on an exhalation relief setting of 3 and a CPAP setting of 8. I can't use APAP due to central apneas. It seems to synchronize with my breathing as well as my ResMed S10. The only thing I'm having trouble with is the Nitelog a...

I read the news this morning (here in Europe) and I was shocked; "Philips Recalls Up To 4 Million Ventilators And CPAP Breathing Machines, Including Some Listed As Respiratory Treatments For Covid-19' ...on businesshala.com/philips-recalls-up-to-4-million-ventilators-and-breathing-machines-including...

I wanted to be interested in certain products but it seems like no one is beyond. Which information do you want? Their webpage is loaded with information. Did you look at the tabs near the end of the product page? There is everything from detailed specifications to customer reviews. Hi, in the end,...

Pugsy wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 23, 2021 12:17 pm

Go down to the bottom of the main forum page and click on "the Team" and find the name Carolyn Goodman and click on it to get to her profile where you can send her a private message.

Hi pugsy, thank you, I will try to contact her...

I am upset about the lack of communication with the support team at cpap.com. I tried several times to send mail and no one answered me. I wanted to be interested in certain products but it seems like no one is beyond. What can I do ?

I can not decide between the two. I want to order a travel cpap but I don't know which is less noisy and which is more reliable... I take into account, -the noise -ease of settings -reliability Any suggestion would be welcome. For home, I use an AirSense 10 ResMed (with P10 nasal pillow) and I'm ver...

There is a video on cpap.com web site that says the hose will fit any mask. There shouldn't be any problem using the P10 mask with it. Hm,I'm not very sure, I found some recommendations on the manufacturer's website (hdmusa); " No Proprietary Mask Required: The Z2 does not require a proprietary mas...

Hi, I haven't been here in a while. I bother you with a question. I want to order a Z2 Auto Travel cpap but I'm not sure if I can connect it to my p10 ResMed mask. I need a Z2 travel machine (which I understand is less noisy) for work. I wouldn't buy a new mask since I have this one(p10). What do yo...

Hello, back to the problems, the noise reappeared, :oops: I suspect a bad gasket (Humidifier Chamber Air Outlet) like this https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/e119/adin67/0/98a856b1-27a5-4846-8830-b93256e3a007-original.jpg?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds Mine is oval and wath i what I see in th...