I posted where to find the information on my previous post. Obviousley this person is too lazy to look for himself. I don't need this kind of forum, so good luck and adios!

As I read through the comments one thing comes to mind...Whether Medicare pays for it or not, in most cases you have paid for these benefits all your working life. And under the new standards for insurance coverage in the US if you are over 65 you will probably have to deal with Medicare as your pri...

This applies to those going on Medicare.

As of January 1st, 2014 any CPAP user who is turning 65, and on Medicare will have some Hoops to jump through to get replacement CPAP supplies. Even if you have been using a CPAP for several years prior to now, the following must be on file with your supplier in order to be able to purchase supplies...

I simply take the hose outside and take hold of one end and swing it in a circle for a few seconds...also try leaving it hang in a verticle position in the sun, or a sunny window during the day. It works for me!

I know it is a difficult journey, but is worth the effort in the end. I switched from a mask to nasal pillows the first week, and have been using them for about two years. Several things changed then... air leaks were a thing of the past, the tossing and turning stopped at night, and the exhaust air...