There really is no reason to go with the Air 11. You have a ton of supplies and accessories that are Air 10 only. Since releasing the Air 11, in the few years of the 11, it has received more complaints than the 10's 10 year history. louder lack of accessories leaky hose attachment flaw heating syst...

I made the move last year, paid by insurance. From what I understand, the AirSense 11 uses many of the less durable components form the AirMini. The power connector is like the AirMini so any AirSense 10 power accessories will not work without a third party adapter. To me, the humidifier tank looks...

My Airsense 10 is due for replacement, is the Airsense 11 worth the extra money? Are there any great new features or is it purely cosmetic?
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Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US. thanks. for the next question you will be asked is what model of machine do you have? I apologize if you’ve already pushed that but it’s hard to look at older posts...

Yes I'm in the UK however, if you search "EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000mAh/297.6Wh" you should hopefully find it in the US.

I have been looking for something too, not so much for camping but as a power backup incase of outages. This one seems to fit the bill and is designed for CPAP machines. It's recommended that you turn off heated humidifier and heated hose. What do you think? EASYLONGER Portable Power Station, 96000m...

Folks....we have multiple threads on this same discussion...before posting duplicate information please check for recent threads/posts with same information. There's no sense in wasting board resources with so much duplicate information when it is easily reduced if people would look around the rece...

Julie wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 30, 2020 4:15 am

Why do you assume those? Only a doctor could say.

Not assuming anything, just thinking - what would we try if we cannot get hold of a doctor, not looking medical advice

Interesting article. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/health-52087002 I know that these machines will be specially adapted for this purpose. Just wondering what settings you all would change on your own machines should you succumb to COVID-19, if you're not in need of medical assistance? I'm thinking ...

babydinosnoreless wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 7:51 am

Do viruses build up like that ?

Some do I believe, but from what I'm reading they don't know enough about viral load with covid-19 to clarify this. Best to assume it does.

Truly, if you are positive for Covid 19 or have suspicious symptoms, you should be isolated in a single room and not share any air space with family members. It doesn't matter if you are on CPAP or not, as long as you are breathing (and certainly if you are sneezing and coughing) you are shedding v...

Truly, if you are positive for Covid 19 or have suspicious symptoms, you should be isolated in a single room and not share any air space with family members. It doesn't matter if you are on CPAP or not, as long as you are breathing (and certainly if you are sneezing and coughing) you are shedding v...

Has anyone had problems with the new ResMed F20 exhalation Valve elbow? I just got a replacement mask and the elbow doesn’t allow ANY air out. My old one was fine, so I switched it out. Maddening. Does ResMed respond to problems like this and send replacement parts? What do you mean by 'exhalation ...

Tells us about your machine, mask, and settings. Also, what problems you are having. Also, check out the top post for newbies and download sleepyhead. post some graphs of a typical night, and the experts here will help you dial in to better settings. I have a ResMed air sense 10 Autoset currently s...

Has anyone had problems with the new ResMed F20 exhalation Valve elbow? I just got a replacement mask and the elbow doesn’t allow ANY air out. My old one was fine, so I switched it out. Maddening. Does ResMed respond to problems like this and send replacement parts? What do you mean by 'exhalation ...