An AHI of 7.0 would get you TREATMENT for your apnea, so neither machine is optimal. Most of us are 0.2 to 0.5 AHI with treatment. If you're interested in help to bring that down, you can ask. But it's hard to help without data. Instead of caring which machine you are using (does your doctor get an...

I have been on CPAP for over 7-8 years. When I first went on my insurance carrier at that time bought my first machine and supplies for a while. After my employer changed insurance I was no longer covered for anything CPAP related until I met my deductible. They change insurance companies every 2-3 ...

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Sun Mar 22, 2020 5:08 am

SEND a PM as requested (the poster will get an alert that you've done it).

I did that too thanks

I don’t have corona but I use that mask and would love to have them if they are still available

Seller is good to go !! I bought some of these and a CPAP and everything was as described !!

I currently have a Resmed S9 Autoset that I have used for almost 5 years. My AHi is usually around 1.0-1.5 and I tollerate the therapy very well. I have just purchased a Resmed S10 Autoset for her thanks to the Cpaptalk.com forum and will be be moving the older S9 to my backup and travel machine. Wh...

PM sent on this as well

In addition to the seals I posed I want 1-2 of these also. Please email me

I would like 5 of these. Sending PM now too.

I didn't check the data for a few days and finally thought about it again and the last two days have been in the 3.XX range. Here is last night. So without making any changes so I guess this is normal night to night variation but it looks a bit better to me. http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w320/e...

Is this what you wanted to see?

Here is two nights of the data with 13 in cap mode. Still not much improvement. I am trying to sleep more on my side but i keep moving to m back after I go to sleep I think. Not much difference here as I see it. The big leak on the last one was when I got up to go to the bathroom. Any more suggestio...

Last night I changed the EPR back to 3 and then changed the pressure to 12/13. I now found the setting that allows me to make the machine a straight cpap instead of the auto set so I may change it to that setting tonight and try 13/13 if you think that is ok. http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w320/...

Ok last night I changed the EPR from 3 to 2 and put the ramp back in for a bit to ease the transition early on. I tried it for a few minutes earlier in the day just for a trial and I felt the difference in exhale pressure or resistance. So here is the data after one night. Also I checked my machine ...

Thanks for both sets of fast input. Frankly I seem very tolerant of the machine and pressure so far. In fact at 12 it still seems low to me meaning I was expecting it to be a lot more annoying and I hardly notice it at all. Maybe I was expecting it to feel like a artificial respirator and of course ...