Got it.

The vent blows air directly outward and it touches my hands when I sleep on the side, right near my face. When I sleep on my back, regardless of where the tube is, it blows air straight up and it basically feels like it’s touching my face.

This mask sucks.

I just got these nasal pillows and it’s working better than my old nasal mask but the air flow out of the vent is cold and it’s all over my face. I can’t deal with it. How do I redirect the air?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xp3t0N4BUbI

Problem fixed. No obstruction. I guess I needed to unplug it a couple times.

I just got a 3B Medical luna II CPAP and have used it 3 times. I turned it on tonight by pressing the big button twice, and the screen says starting... No air is coming into the nasal mask. But if I remove the tube from the CPAP, there's air coming out of the machine. What do I do? I tried unpluggin...

OP here. I got some info about the Luna II from an agent at CPAP.com The machine provides these data points. I need to use it for four hours continuously for any data to show up on the app. AHI Days of therapy that are greater than 4 hours avg daily compliance avg daily pressure mean pressure snore ...

OP here. The equipment vendor selected this machine for me without asking me for my choice. Typical. I did all this reading about different machines for nothing. I don't think I can easily convince them or the insurance co. to cover an exchange. Note, I didn't pay anything for the machine or the nas...

Thanks I’ll send over my settings later. The equipment provider set them up according to my sleep study results. I yawn roughly 100-250 times per day. It might be a record. sadly, your dme will mostly not have set your machine up correctly. This is what the machine says. It’s a Luna 2. Ramp 10min M...

Thanks I’ll send over my settings later. The equipment provider set them up according to my sleep study results.

I yawn roughly 100-250 times per day. It might be a record.

I’ve been yawning excessively for about five months. It could be related to some meds I take and/or my sleep apnea which is mild. I started using an oral device but got vicious jaw muscle pain so I started using a CPAP yesterday. Will a CPAP potentially help reduce my yawning? I sure hope so.