Scooter133 you have my sympathy. After two years you should be free of such discomfort. In my experience this always involves open mouth. With my soft Dreamweaver mask which does not cover the mouth, this is always a problem if the jaw strap is not effective, and it rarely is. The air enters your no...

I can't find a place to ask questions about my ResMed S9 Auto but I do have experience with such high pressures. I think they are a recipe for disaster. In fact I have gone to the other extreme of using the lowest pressure that does the job, this, mainly because having the machine breathe for you al...

My six year old son with uncontrollable epileptic seizures was placed on a ketogenic diet for its ability to totally control seizures. It did, it reduced them from 70 a day to none. Unfortunately it was an impossible diet to sustain and he lost so much weight he looked like a skeleton. Three meals a...

Hi Milt. I swore by Sleepweaver for quite a while until I discovered two concerns. One, that the air exit holes are extremely small but the more important was that the air entrance hose could fold over and block if you roll into the right position. Or is that wrong position? The Sleepweavers I have ...

Slightly off topic since I've tried and discarded both the strap and the collar in preference to using the full face Quattro FX for the very reason that, properly adjusted, it keeps the mouth closed. I'd suggest it is not possible to adjust the mask properly if you are wearing it. In order to ensure...

I'm sorry for my belated input but this is a serious problem for those who are serious singers. I need to offer some technical specifics to ensure we are on the same wave-length. I am an operatic tenor who uses flow phonation and does not allow my vocal technique into pressed phonation which is pote...