My comment was not regarding sleep studies. The apple watch data is fairly accurate and routinely used for clinical research purposes. It's certainly better than the sleep/wake data collected by my CPAP machine, which is zero. So lame. Apple Watch, fitbit etc is pretty accurate in recording sleep/wa...

Thanks so much. I will try to do it tonight.

So lame. Apple Watch, fitbit etc is pretty accurate in recording sleep/wake - seems like it would not be hard to develop a cpap machine with a simple wristband component.

I have a Dream Station 2 which is currently not compatible with OSCAR so I only have the information from the machine. The DreamStation gives me an AHI in the morning but I don't think it can tell if I'm asleep or awake. it seems like the AHI is calculated based on the amount of time I wear the mask...

Someone said in the comments to another thread that the DS2 is not compatible with OSCAR. This seems to be true from my experience. My husband has a lot of experience with data transfer and he could not get the data to upload. Has anyone else been able to upload data from the dreamstation 2 to OSCAR...

I second the issue with DS2 not being compatable with OSCAR. I have not been able to upload my data from DS2. It's a bummer.

I wear a DreamWear full face mask and had severe itchiness where the mask makes contact with my skin. I tried the nasal mask but I found it harder to tolerate than the full face mask. I've tried different ways to make a barrier between the full face mask and my skin without losing the seal. Recently...

I've something similar my whole life. I used to think my blood sugar was dropping when I napped. I'm not diabetic, so there's no reason why this should happen but I bought a glucometer to test my blood glucose on awakening. It was always normal so that's not the cause. Sleep affects your cortisol le...