Not saying your situation has anything to do with mine, but I also used a N30 mask and had some issues with the Go.

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Pugsy wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:52 pm

And don't get me started on the half assed brick cpap model ResMed that can't even tell centrals from obstructives which is kinda important thing to know since treatment for either is totally different.

Sorry to get you started... but what is this comment in reference to?

Another update...

cpap.com did get back to me and offered my a full refund and apologized for the delay. I did return it and am going to try an AirMini. Wish me luck.

Just an update... I tried messing with the GO this weekend and even tried to attempt another night of therapy with it. I didn't get very long before I took it apart and went back to my ResMed device for the night. Here's what seems to be bugging me. It seems like when I inhale and stop to exhale, th...

Thanks everyone for their replies and help. I guess I will just try to stick it out and see if I can get use to this thing quickly and reliably. I may reach out again once I test it again, probably not until this weekend.

I'm sorry, I thought of another question. Do you think "Mask Resistance" setting of "1" is correct for a N30 style mask?

Thanks again. While I have you on the phone, any changes you would suggest on the ResMed unit?

Thanks for the reply. Can you explain how increasing the minimum will help me not wake up when it gets to the higher pressure or dry mouth since I'm not experiencing this on the ResMed? My opinion is the Resp. takes longer to respond, both up and down. I don't think I like it as much but maybe that ...

Hello everyone. I'm new here. I started my journey about 3 months ago and acclimated quickly. Things have been really good (in my opinion) the last 2 months. I have an AirSense 10 Auto with humidifier, standard heated hose and N30 (I guess pillow/nasal) mask. Here's last night info, short night, mos...