Chevie wrote:It's prevented heart attacks and strokes from slamming me. I am sure that I was headed that way before CPAP.

Of course, I have the good sense to use CPAP all night.

I'm pretty sure the same applies to me.

What is not stated, but seems to be the case is (1) that you don't have insurance, (2) that you have insurance that does not cover a new CPAP at all, or (3) your insurance will not replace a CPAP that still works. I had the #3 situation several years ago. If you do get a replacement, please hold on ...

OK, this does not sound like “it works here but not there.” It sounds more like it works sometimes and not other times. One thing I can suggest is that once you get it to power on, just leave it on (24/7) until you have to take it out of the house for repair or inspection. If you live in the U.S., m...

LSAT wrote:Obviously you have not registered.....I see you have now added D.H> to your list...that makes 4.

I found the problem and registered. Sorry for the inconvenience.

First, let me reiterate that I am not a doctor and what I am saying should not be considered medical advice. Most studies state that CPAP compliance indeed does improve heart health. There's a more recent study that appears to indicate otherwise, but that study appears to be on patients who are only...

Note that I find if I set the max humidification setting, all the water evaporates before I wake up in the morning. Thus, I sometimes get a burning smell due to an empty water chamber. Since I always wake up at least once for a restroom visit, I refill at that time. If you sleep through the night, y...