... I think it was Singapore (or India? One of the two but not both) were I recently saw the cellular signal not being crossed off. I am currently in Dubai, and there is no transmission. Point is : out of your own country (or rather the machine’s country), you have a very good chance it won’t transmit ...

... I think it was Singapore (or India? One of the two but not both) were I recently saw the cellular signal not being crossed off. I am currently in Dubai, and there is no transmission. Point is : out of your own country (or rather the machine’s country), you have a very good chance it won’t transmit ...

De ja vu.
This EXACT topic has been brought up before.
Usually followed by another new poster with a recommendation.
No accusations--just an observation.

Google brings up half a dozen sleep clinics in Dubai. One is British, another is German. Try one that is accredited.

Hi travelerxl,

You don't say which country you are a native of. But assuming that you are from somewhere other than Dubai, have you tried asking at your country's embassy? Ie, if you are from the UK, ask at the British embassy. If you are from the US, ask at the US embassy. And so on.

Any chance a local clinic or hospital might know more?

What about your doctor?

I was wondering if anyone can recommend some good sleep clinics in Dubai? I would like to have a sleep titration done to adjust my pressure settings.
I did a search on this forum and some of the places mentioned are no longer running... Thank you!

Last year LAX > Dubai > Delhi and back on Emirates and no one said a word about my cpap. Got bumped to 1st class for the flight home! What a treat. They served 50 year old Port.

... socket was at the back of the seat and would not have been easy to see once the cabin lights were turned off. I had a great sleep from Brisbane to Dubai. On the way back I was in first class and much more visible. On top of that I had to ask for a power socket adaptor. The power socket was in the ...

... understand the problem. And I should mention that for the last few days, I wake up with a headache which is not normal for me. Best regards from Dubai

... where in the Middle East you are located, but if you are in one of the UAE states, there are several sleep medicine facilities there. For example: Dubai has the London Sleep Centre (affiliated with a private consultancy on Harley Street in London) plus a rather large multi-clinic/hospital group ...

... US for about USD900 (with Amara view mask). Also they dont sell filters, parts, replacements etc. However you're right everything is available in Dubai (I've been using CPAP for about 2 years now and I'm living here, no google information), it is limited, plus very expensive, and I don't think ...

Hello Everyone, Just wanted to extend my help and support to those people living in Dubai, United Arab Emirates who require CPAP supplies. I remember my days of struggle getting them here in Dubai as this place has limited availability or is too expensive. Now I've ...

... Emirates. All were business class. Emirates does not let you use their power sockets. I managed to get away with it in business class from Aus to Dubai (possibly because of the seat I was using and the position of their power socket) but on the way back in First class was told I needed a battery.

... 20 odd. Symptom wise - not a lot different to when I started with the machine (one year ago). My machine was programmed by London Sleep Centre in Dubai to be auto adjusting according to my 'needs'. I am due in a few months to meet a new specialist, now that I am living back in London, but in the ...