I was just in my DME for help with this. He tightened the ones on the upper cheek, that has helped some. He said others have found using a chin strap around your head across the mask presses it better to your face. I only use this mask when I'm congested so haven't tried this but am keeping that ide...

Even though I am a Colorado native I now live at sea level. My brother lives in Breckenridge at 10,000 ft and we do fine if we stay in Denver/Boulder area first and give our blood time to get used to the altitude. Drink plenty of water. Our Cpap machines do fine and you will definitely need the humi...

She was using tap water. Tap water in Seattle is treated. An internet search shows many other instances of these amoeba in tap water. Two different healthcare providers have also emphasized to me that only distilled water should be put up into sinus cavities.

This is why you don’t use tap water:
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... e-repeats/

You see the story on CBS and several other legit news sources.

Neither the Amara nor the dreamwear worked for me. My main mask is a nasal one, the N20, but when I need a full one the F30 has very little leakage.

Sold.

This will soon be the 2nd backup when I get a new one. Good advice, though.

I would also deliver within 50 miles of Seattle area.

Yes, we have it clearly confirmed that is is an autoset. If someone can use.

Thanks, the run hours are 14760.

There were no other tags with info on the machine other than the two pics I posted. But yes have only had auto set cpaps.

It works, It’s clean, but I now have the 10. No smoke, 1 dog, filters always used. If someone told me how I would post hours used. Has an unopened extra tube. Just make an offer and pay for shipping.

I used the Eson2 for years. What I liked about it was absolutely no pressure on my nostrils. Breathing through it was really easy. I wanted to try something smaller, so now using the N20. I like it, too, but I did pull the old Eson out of the closet for a night recently and realized I still like it,...

I used Flonase (or the Costco equivalent) for quite a long time and then decided I didn't want the steroid. Read about something called NasalCrom in The people's pharmacy and it has been great!

TheBrickMatt, what was the Costco "cool fiber" pillow you mentioned? I looked on their website and couldn't find anything with those words.

The pillows leaked for me right in the office, tried two different kinds. The Elon nasal works for me, too. Such gentle intake of air and no leaks (or such low ones that they don't bother me).