I've identified that there the water chambers, hoses and masks are not BPA free.
Is anyone familiar with a brand/manufacturer that is?
I have over 30,000 pvc waves per day and central sleep apnea resulting in breathing stops once per 30 seconds... so, an ASV machine is a must. I'd just rather not risk exposure BPA.
Thanks!
BPAs in CPAP/ASV Blastics
Re: BPAs in CPAP/ASV Blastics
How have you identified this?PVCsNot4Me wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 12:25 pmI've identified that there the water chambers, hoses and masks are not BPA free.
Is anyone familiar with a brand/manufacturer that is?
I have over 30,000 pvc waves per day and central sleep apnea resulting in breathing stops once per 30 seconds... so, an ASV machine is a must. I'd just rather not risk exposure BPA.
Thanks!
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Re: BPAs in CPAP/ASV Blastics
If you're a developing 3 yr old and keep your juice in a sippy cup all day, you MIGHT have something to worry about. As things stand, you don't - and it's come up lots before this.
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Re: BPAs in CPAP/ASV Blastics. [--Plastics?]
It is likely that you inhale more harmful stuff in your car--or on public transit, powered by FOSSIL FUELS
Possibly even more in your HOME, and all the assorted fibers, glues, and additives present there.
Scared yet?
You should be.
not
Possibly even more in your HOME, and all the assorted fibers, glues, and additives present there.
Scared yet?
You should be.
not
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