Dog Slobber wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 08, 2020 3:27 pm

Sorry, can't answer thw Wisp question, but thoight of another potential solution.

Pick up some P30i pillows. They work with the N30i, and when you want to give your nose a break from the N30i, use the P30s.

I can't use that to of mask, they just don't work for me.

I've been successfully using a ResMed N30i for about 9 months, however, it's started to cause some pain on the bottom of my nose. I bought a Dream Wisp because I like the top connection and I figured it would give my nose a little break, I wore it last night and had a couple of issues that I'm wonde...

I'm sure there are technical differences here and there, but for me, the ResMed machines just looked better. Definitely a very superficial reason, but the Airsense 10 and the Dreamstation both seem to be excellent machines, I just don't lke the look of the Dreamstaton. I will say that ResMed masks s...

it can give you a quick, high level guide on what's going on. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :wink: JPB By high-level, I assumed the poster meant "most-important" and "easily understood," as in the computer-...

I switched to the N30i last week and it's been a lot nicer to sleep with, but I'm curious about something and am hopeful people here might have some info. I notice that when it's doing it's cool down in the morning, if the mall is laying funny the airflow is restricted. I totally sleep on my side so...

70% of the score you can get is for time used. Only 5% is for AHI. You could have 100+ events per hour and still get a 95. It's quite gimmicky but since the days is all based on the same parmeters, it can give you a quick, easy to see, high level guide on what's going on.

I just started with an Airsense 10 Autoset and was playing around with it a little. I got into the clinical settings menu and noticed that my machine is set to CPAP mode rather than Autoset mode. I'm assuming this was done because my doctor wrote a script saying the pressure should be 12, and that's...

Some people have reported that they have to wash all masks first or they get some sort of reaction. Maybe it is some sort of chemical residue. I never do but then I have never had particularly sensitive skin either. Some people just have delicate skin...what I call paper skin that is abraded easily...

Did you wash the mask really good with soap and water before using it? So no, I didn't. I was following the directions that came with the kit and that want part of them. I'm now wondering if there was some sort of chemical residue on the mask which caused it. I did throw on some mupirocin so hopefu...

Hi, new to the forum and to therapy. I tried to post this earlier but unless my post went into some approval state, I must not have pressed submit. Apologies if it shows up twice. I started therapy two nights ago but when I wake up yesterday I noticed a sizeable mark on the bridge of my nose. I did ...