Hmmm.. I wonder if I could put a one-way trap door in this thing.. let air IN but not OUT, just incase power does go out and the cpap stops working.. an "anti-asphyxiation" flap

This is the kind of intense intellectual work I like to see. BRAVO Mustang 2000 or whatever your handle is. If it works, it's good. Also, do you mine if I recommend this to my friend with the gimp suit? He has open mouth problems and the ball gag messes with a correct tongue seal for the cpap. He d...

OK, so here's my solution. No, I didn't go to Lovers. Made this myself.. tested version 1 (no photo) last night, prevented me from breathing through my mouth successfully. But, was too bulky from some padding I put it it.. This morning I made version 2 (photos). No padding, used Velcro straps from c...

I bought the hybrid style. I found myself struggling to inhale, even after making adjustments to the cpap pressure.

Does anyone have experience with the Oral Mask? Seems that would solve all my problems.. if it works.. https://www.cpap.com/productpage/fisherandpaykel-fisher-paykel-oracle-452-nasal-cpap-mask.html I've spent so much money trying different masks in the last few months, i'm weary about buying another...

I know it can be frustrasting. Sounds like you need to try different full face masks until you get the least leaks. You have a nice beard, but if you don't find a mask that gives you a decent seal, you may have to shave ole buddy. Somehow I know that Shaving may be my only hope here, but I'm realiz...

First, About my situation: 45 Years Old Cpap User for 7+ Years Dentures Full Beard In the last few months, I have spent upwards of $500-600 trying different styles of masks, Head gear, chin straps, etc.. My mouth keeps popping open, waking me, or at the very least, drying me out. Nasal Pillows work ...