After essentially throwing in the towel on all other masks I have tried, I ordered the sleepweaver. I am a side sleeper, never comfortable on my back, so it looked like a comfortable option. ...

I gathered from the previous posts that the mask is very individualized. So many faces, so few styles!

... - and I can get through ANYTHING on ambien. On the sly, I ordered a sleepweaver and got it yesterday. At first, I couldn't believe anyone could ... so I tried it for a while. A few notes: The air is very cold inside the mask (probably because I did not have my heated humidifier turned on), so ...

Hi all, I've been using nasal pillow masks for about four years. Have tried, Breeze, Mirage Swift I & II, and Infinity ... suggestions on masks? And has anyone lately tried that clothe mask? Dreamweaver, sleepweaver, I forget what it is called. And one last question, how long to CPAP machines ...

What I really, really don't get about the sleepweaver mask is why they chose to make it GRAY! Don't we look enough like elephants already or what?

... as sleeping on a slant. I've also had my tonsils out. I can't find a mask that doesn't leak despite all my tweaking. Even the Activa leaks. I'm going to try the SleepWeaver next. I have terrible aerophagia and gas. The air just blows through me. Since ...

Minerva - Interesting reading your initial thoughts about the Sleepweaver. At first I also experienced some of the same problems you describe: ... of science, I went backwards yet even further and tried the full face mask that I used before the nasal pillow; I'm still waiting for the scar on ...

Got my SleepWeaver on Friday, and have used it for a couple of nights... I'm going to give it more ... around a lot when I sleep, and when turning over, the hose seems to always pull the mask so that it loses the seal. However, there may be a work-around I haven't thought of ...

Thank you for such an informative post!!

This is the type of post that would be beneficial for those that tried the SleepWeaver mask.

Concise without a lot of frills to distract the reader from the intended purpose.

Good Job!!!

Hey maybe some of you SleepWeaver users can answer this question: It seems to me that the flexible nature of the mask would make it so that when you turned over in your sleep, it would flop around and the seal would be ...

I first tried the Sleepweaver mask on the recommendation of a relative and I love it. The cloth is flexible and more accomodating to my turning and moving in my sleep. And, my wife says the noise level is way less than the mask I was using. A real bonus for her...

I've been using the Sleepweaver mask for about a month now. At first I had a little difficulty getting used to it, but once I figured it out I'm sold on it. It is way more comfortable than the nasal pillow I was using, especially since I tend to move around in my sleep.

[quote="JZ"]Rose, One aspect of the SleepWeaver that I found to be both positive and negative is that when I laid on my back the "trunk" of the mask exerted light pressure on my mouth. I did not really like that as I tend to be hyperaware of ...

Rose, One aspect of the SleepWeaver that I found to be both positive and negative is that when I laid on my back the "trunk" of the mask exerted light pressure on my mouth. I did not really like that as I tend to be hyperaware of any ...

Minerva I an one of the ones who was selected to try out the mask. I must say I really do use it everynight. I wish it came in a ff. It can be a pain to ajust at times but usally I just end up putting it on. I have been using it for over a month and the ...