I recommend getting a battery unit. They also have mobile charging packs they sell that can jump start cars, as well as power basic appliances for a time etc. I work for Daimler Trucks North America in Portland, and I know we're starting to make trucks that come with CPAP machines as this is a very ...

At Kaiser Permanente, I didn't even need a stay-in sleep study, they just sent us home with a $5000 machine (free unless we didn't return it), which strapped to my chest, with two belts one around the chest the other around the stomach, a pulse-sensor for the finger, and air monitor for the nose and...

Good feedback, thank you! I'll download that application and try and do some analysis of my own tonight to get some more concrete information. I wondered if it might be a setting, as I know this machine has a function for that, but it's based on a number system that only Philips other products have,...

Throwing it out there to see if anyone has any ideas here, though I definitely intend to have my sleep-physician look at my CPAP data within the month to get his opinion on this as well. So, first month with CPAP. As far as masks go, I started with the Resmed Swift FX pillows. Sleep quality was on a...

Yeah, I've been having similar questions about the Swift FX Nasal Pillows. Been on CPAP now for about a month, and this was the first mask I've tried. At the beginning I definitely noticed improved sleep, and overall that's still true. However, I've frequently found the fit of the nasal pillows irri...

I don't get nasal congestion *from* CPAP. That sounds like a rather silly excuse to stop using a life-saving therapy with lots of customizable options. I do however get nasal congestion from allergies, and they annoy me thoroughly, because I can't seem to get rid of the stuff nose before using CPAP,...