The mesh exhaust of the p10 is nearly silent. The sleepweaver cloth masks are also very quiet. White noise can help those who are unusually sensitive to sounds. Mask liners help muffle the leaks next to the face. Whatever it takes to use cpap--do that. ...

When you find that perfect mask, let me know which one it is. I have used about 2 dozen masks over the past 13 years. I keep returning to the Sleapweaver 3D. Although I have used each of sleepweaver Masks over the years. I have used the Wisp an Dream Wisp as backups when my ...

Look up Respironics Fitlife total face mask. Nothing touches the nose at all. Have you ever tried a CLOTH mask? Circadiance makes several styles of Sleepweaver masks. Soft fabric, so lightweight and cool. Tricky to wear, but worth the effort. ...

Look up Respironics Fitlife total face mask.
Nothing touches the nose at all.
Have you ever tried a CLOTH mask?
Circadiance makes several styles of Sleepweaver masks.
Soft fabric, so lightweight and cool.
Tricky to wear, but worth the effort.

You might want to test out the SleepWeaver cloth masks. They apply little pressure on the nose. I have used both the Elan and the 3D. I initially preferred ...

I heard that sleepweaver had some children's masks.
A cloth mask might be less disturbing for a sensitive child.

hello. i have the evora full face mask in extra small. it used to work better than it does now but ceased to be as effective ... that should be discussed with you, instead of foisted upon you. Take a look at Sleepweaver soft cloth masks--they have both nasal and full face masks. Is that something ...

If the smell of the mask itself bothers you, consider a sleepweaver cloth mask.
I have used advance and elan nasal masks, but not their full face mask.
That rt is a moron. Report them to their boss.

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They recently ceased producing the product. It didn't work so well.
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I was not aware of provent actually being produced--or working.
---just a grift powered by pipe dreams .
I would suggest trying a sleepweaver cloth mask--either advance or elan.

Just curious as to whether you have tried or considered the cloth SleepWeaver 3D mask.

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/circad ... -cpap-mask

The headgear feels confining but the mask itself is very light on the skin. I use it whenever my nares are irritated by pillow masks.

Sleepweaver Advance or Elan nasal cpap mask. (cloth)
Not easy to master, but miraculously light and soft.

SleepWeaver makes cloth masks. They are very comfortable. They are also sensitive to how they are used and may leak. Buy from a vendor that lets you return it if not satisfied.

You may have to try the Bleep mask, which has no straps or headgear.
Hopefully, you can tolerate the tape used to adhere it to your nose.
Another alternative might be the sleepweaver all cloth masks.
They are so light that they might be easier to get used to.

You might benefit from a total face mask (fitlife, from respironics); --if it is still made. Otherwise, a cloth mask (Sleepweaver Advance), from Circadiance, might work. Insist on a different mask, that will work for your ...

... male and female ends so it will attach to both the long hose and the mask or mask hose. Super lightweight and flexible. https://www.cpap.com/productpage/circadiance-sleepweaver-feather-weight-cpap-tube It's been quite some time since I have had a Brevida in ...