1. Is there a machine that will work this high? Quite simply. no. Read these... https://sleepapnea.sleep-disorders.net/living/cpap-high-elevation https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3837559/ If you have any respiratory issues (of any sort- awake or asleep) you serioulsy need to consider th...

Anyone knows if AS11 modem and reports work internationally? It will depend on the state of the WAN networks in the countries you to travel to, both interms of standards/bands available and scope of network coverage. In general, the urban areas of most Westernised countries should be fine. Otherwis...

I got the impression the 11 wasn’t that big of an upgrade Your impressions really don't amount to anything much interms of sucessful therapy outcomes. The modem is whatever, but the DME said that my insurance demanded live information updates, so they changed it to the 11 (it seems like they could’...

Lane101 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 10, 2023 11:09 pm

Would love to hear their explanation as to why the same items should last from 2x to 4x as long in Australia versus what they recommend in the U.S.

This is not news..... it been known for a long time and discussed here previously on numerous occasions.

Andréa wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 10, 2023 10:10 am

Happened to lie awake an hour scrolling, with my pap on. I know that I tend to pause breathing when concentrating but AHI 60‽

xPAP device data is only meaningful for autonomous sleep breathing.

Anything scored when you are awake is quite meaningless.

"Very few OSA patients have no other health problems. Since few people in the population at large have no health problems , that is just an extremely facile assertion. While it is certainly true that xPAP therapy does not address all Disordered Sleep Breathing health problems, nonetheless it does s...

Dog Slobber wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 17, 2022 9:54 am

The fact that so many do find the AirMini's noise to be problematic, is pretty compelling evidence that for some, it is a big deal.

The fact they sell like hotcakes is pretty compelling evidence that for so many its not a big deal at all.

It appears that there are A LOT of people who are very displeased with their Airmini due to it being very noisy. Now, having never actually heard one I cannot personally vouch for how they really sound but I don't want to invest $1K in a machine that's going to keep me awake! Firstly ANY travel xPA...

lazarus wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 29, 2022 5:21 pm

I just don't watch it.

Strongly agree!

The "black" that slowly builds up on mask exhaust filters is just the fine particulate matter that is in all ambient air. It is not visible under normal circumstances until quite a lot of it has accumulated in one spot. :idea: The short-term standard for PM 2.5 (24-hour or daily average) is 35 micro...

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 23, 2022 7:33 pm

Lifetime ads, tracking--have fun.

No.... perhaps a very occasional email about a new product or sleep week etc.

Seems the new frame and old cushion aren't compatible. I couldn't get one side of the cushion to connect to the frame. You will most likely find that the hard plastic connecting piece from your old nose piece is still in the headgear assembly, and that is why the new nose piece won't go in. You sho...

The additional AirMini Mount System pack, which includes the drawer clip, also includes a strap you can put between a mattress and the bed base. It has the locking adapter on the end for engaging with the AirMini caddy. It has worked very well for me when travelling. https://shop.resmed.com.au/resme...

Can anyone tell if it's possible to get the schematic? If that's impossible, can anyone tell me if it's possible to just buy a new board? Both are not possible unless you are authorised to undertake the repair of therapeutic goods by the relevant medical regulatory authority and approved by the sup...

It just came back for me... I didn't do anything!