From ResMed, with my emphasis added. Expiratory Pressure Relief (EPR) EPR decreases the pressure at the beginning of each breath and keeps the pressure low throughout the exhalation. The pressure is reduced by an exact pressure drop of one, two or three centimeters of water pressure. EPR gradually ...

I just want to be clear, I’m not saying anything about anyone else’s experience of epr, only mine, and there might be others like me. In the uk, cpap settings are set by clinicians, pressure and epr. Whereas Ramping and temp/humidity we set. After 12 years of successful use, my old machine had run i...

Does palerider keep turkeys? Did I miss some irony

And why would a troll go on a cpap forum, I only posted in case anyone else had the same problem, it nearly put me out of business as I lost my evenings and weekends, but hey, maybe I’ll take up shouting at turkeys, wtf

And I don’t know what your talking about because on my machine epr doesn’t have 0,1,2,3 or whatever other settings you’re talking about, it’s just on or off, I turned it off and within three days I felt amazing, fact not fiction. Smiley face, smiley face, smiley face. Children

Wow,now I know why I’ve never been on forums before, I put down something that happened to me, (my treatment was directed by clinicians in the uk, it’s all documented) and someone thinks it’s ‘impossible’ or ‘subfective’ no it’s not. I was crippled, I turned of the epr and was fine, and no the epr w...

I’d had my apnea brilliantly managed for 12 years mostly by an s8 machine, it took a couple of years to get used to it, but it changed my life, 2.5 years ago my hospital replaced it with the s9 followed by the airsense 10, for 18 months I was crippled with tiredness, and repeatedly went back saying ...