chainged mask

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teitner
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chainged mask

Post by teitner » Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:10 pm

I got the Mirrage Quattro not to replace but to back up my mirrage Liberty since with the cold and flue going arround with asthma I thought to get a normal ff mask in the event of nessesity
Machine: PR Remstar Pro M w\C-Flex(primary), Resmed S6(backup)
Mask: Resmed Mirrage quattro(primary), Mirrage Liberty(secondary)
Humidifier: PR M seiries Heated(primary), Puritan Bennet passover(backup)
Software: PR EncorePro 1.8 w\Smart Card, Card Reader
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harry33
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Re: chainged mask

Post by harry33 » Fri Jan 22, 2010 3:46 pm

sometimes with bad cold or flu, you need to go without any mask for an occasional night
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teitner
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Re: chainged mask

Post by teitner » Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:02 pm

true but I would like to at least try every night
Machine: PR Remstar Pro M w\C-Flex(primary), Resmed S6(backup)
Mask: Resmed Mirrage quattro(primary), Mirrage Liberty(secondary)
Humidifier: PR M seiries Heated(primary), Puritan Bennet passover(backup)
Software: PR EncorePro 1.8 w\Smart Card, Card Reader
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Re: chainged mask

Post by RipVW » Fri Jan 22, 2010 6:16 pm

harry33 wrote:sometimes with bad cold or flu, you need to go without any mask for an occasional night
I don't think it's a good idea to go without CPAP for even one night. Better, in my view, to do whatever one can to open one's nasal passages.
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