Hi guys & gals!
Before lights-out, has anyone tried putting on a pair of reading glasses while wearing the ResMed Micro & being able to read successfully?
Occasionally I get all cpap-geared-up-n'running, lay down in bed to read for short awhile, or, no sooner do I lay down to sleep then there is something in amongst the night stand cache that HAS TO BE quick-read-checked or the world will surely end.
Can't fit a pair of reading glasses over my much-luved ResMed Activa. Adding a magnifying glass to the over flowing night-stand will probably be the fix.
Still, I have a continuing interest in this Micro....
Tanx all! Patzee
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Patzee
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shardebhow
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reading with the micro
I do not read with glasses. . .need them for distance. A thought. They have a magnifing glass on a stand that is geared for people doing close work. . .I think it comes on a stand for the floor. Just something to check out if the glasses thing does not work.