At the lower humidity levels, the dry mouth is worse (like wake up and have absolutely no moisture in my mouth or throat at all). The higher humidity at least leaves a tiny bit of moisture in my mouth.

I have been using CPAP for almost 6 months. I have the Quattro Air mask and it doesn't seem to get along with me. I wake up most mornings with a sore and/or bruised nose bridge as well as an extremely dry mouth (due to allergies, I need a FFM). I have tried the Padacheek liner and then I get crazy l...

I do use the SmartStart on my machine. I like that it starts automatically so I don't have to roll over and get tangled in the hose to start the machine. I still usually push the button to turn it off (especially if I have to get up in the middle of the night so I don't wake my fiance with the crazy...

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I have been using Cpap for almost 2 months now. At first I used everything as it came (Quattro Air mask, slimline hose). I was having some issues with markings on my face, so I got a Pad-a-cheek liner for my mask. The past couple of nights my fiance commented that something from the machine/mask/hos...

currently I have the humidifier set to 4.0 (out of 6). I upped it to 4.5 for tonight.

I just got my CPAP last Friday. It really helps my sleep, but it also leads to my face being very dry. I have been adjusting the humidifier as I notice waking up with a dry mouth and dry skin, but this morning it was really bad. Does anyone have any suggestions, especially for the dry skin on my face?