need help selecting a cpap

jlherndon · Post by **jlherndon** » Thu Jun 26, 2008 6:19 pm

started using one 4 years ago. I want to try one with automatic pressure and with a humidifier any suggestions? Hopefully inexpensive suggestions.The one I have now is a resmed that I was told was old. it has no frills. [/list]

yorkiemum01 · Post by **yorkiemum01** » Thu Jun 26, 2008 6:41 pm

Still a relative newbie compared to you.......but must say, I LOVE my
Vantage!

Hawthorne · Post by **Hawthorne** » Thu Jun 26, 2008 6:43 pm

You certainly should get one that is data capable. Resmed has some good ones. Respironics has good ones and there are several others out there. Check on cpap.com to get an idea of what is available. An auto certainly would be the very best since it has so many options.
I would also suggest the Fisher & Paykel stand alone 150 heated humdifier. It works with virtually every machine and is the best humdifier out there for my money. Trouble is, you will probably get a better deal on a machine if you buy it with an integrated humidfier. I bought a Remstar APAP with A-Flex (exhalation relief- some Resmed machines have exhalation relief as well) and a Fisher & Paykel humdifier form cpap.com in February. It's been great.

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