Miss Emerita wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 24, 2020 10:20 am

With time, you will probably find CPAP treatment no more remarkable than wearing glasses or contacts. It'll just be part of your routine.

A very encouraging POV for this newbie!!

As Julie said, no one can really answer your question about your comfort level switching masks periodically - although I have been lately. I am going between Respironics Dream Wisp - a pillow over the nose like a clown nose - and Resmed AirFit N30i - under the nose pillow. Neither is perfect, when ...

I am not familiar with cpap chap but I have used the Lansinoh early in my cpap therapy. I usually tell people to use Lansinoh liberally during the day and sparingly at night because one time I used a lot at night and when the body warms it up it emulsifies and I woke up in the middle of the night w...

A down side to the RemZZZ liners is there is no way to anchor them to keep them from sliding around. Look at this product https://www.padacheek.com/product-page/barrel-cozy-for-dreamwear-nasal-pillows-only and if you go to the full face mask liners she might have one to fit your full face mask. But...

Hi - hard for us to answer whether or not you could get used to rotating masks... it's the kind of thing I think you need to try for yourself if you think it would help. Have you talked to a dermatologist? Not yet about CPAP therapy I wanted to get some suggestions on whether there was anything I c...

Hello! I'm two weeks into my therapy and I'm still adjusting and working through the normal challenges like falling asleep, getting into a comfortable sleeping position, adjusting the mask so it's not too tight. My main issue is my sensitive skin. It's always been kind of sensitive to products, so I...