padacheek products

detcord · Post by **detcord** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:07 pm

Just a huge thanks to Padacheek for a great product and service. Ordered an anti-leak strap and padded neck strap for my Mirage Quattro on Wednesday, and received them today. Very impressed by the quality of material and fit. Tried them out for just a bit to see how they work, and WOW. Can't wait to sleep tonight. If you've ever thought about ordering from them, quit thinking and DO IT. You can definitely tell that these were made by a mask wearer. Great Job.

LinkC · Post by **LinkC** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:13 pm

I second that emotion! I got a "nosebridge pad" for a FF I used to have. Worked beautifully, and the quality is superb!

I just ordered strap pads for my Hybrid yesterday. Can't wait til they arrive...

Bones · Post by **Bones** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:14 pm

Yup...she does great work. Longevity of the products is very good too. I have a neck strap pad Karen sent me in Nov. 2006 that I am still using.

DreamDiver · Post by **DreamDiver** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:59 pm

What they said. I love my anti-leak strap. I use it with the quattro ff and the zzz ff.

robysue · Post by **robysue** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 5:11 pm

I'll chime in and say that I love the two pads Padacheek made for me that cover the entire silicon frame of my Swift FX. Not only do they keep the silicon from touching my cheeks and getting tangled in my hair, they also keep the area where the backstrap joins the silicon part of the frame from rubbing against my ears when the mask slips.

Pad A Cheek · Post by **Pad A Cheek** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:22 am

Gosh,
Thank you all, you make what we do worthwhile. I love helping people with sleep apnea sleep more comfortably.

Karen

carbonman · Post by **carbonman** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 11:12 am

Bones wrote:Longevity of the products is very good too.

Prototype mask liner coming up on one year of use.
Performing just like new.
'nough said.

PC is the best.

Robespierre · Post by **Robespierre** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 11:15 am

Padacheeks products perform. My cheeks appreciate those pads every night Thanks, Karen!

Madalot · Post by **Madalot** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 11:55 am

My padacheek nosebridge protector has been fantastic! I wish I had thought to get it long before I did. I think it would have saved a lot of pain and irritation.

Ms.Snuffleupagus · Post by **Ms.Snuffleupagus** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 12:51 pm

I bought several padacheek products as I was adding to my mask collection.
Lets see I have:
-4 pairs of Hybrid mask strap covers; 2 in micro fleece and 2 in cotton
-2 pairs of strap covers for my Opus 360
-1 pair of nose bridge protectors for my FF Flexifit 431 (they come in a set of 2)
-1 pair of strap protectors for the Flexifit 431
-1 pair of protectors for the forehead attachment of my Quattro (also come in a set of 2).

Love those PACs!!

By the way, has anyone tried the barrel cozy for the Swift fx?

Slartybartfast · Post by **Slartybartfast** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:15 pm

Ditto here. I've been deflecting questions about the marks and redness on my face, which are lasting most of the day now. So it was time to experiment.

Just returned from the grocery store, with a small package of panty-liners (unscented), white. Don't know if they come in colors. I took one out and tried it on (my face) for size. Figured it's going to take some cutting and fitting. A few minutes later I had a pair of pads for my Opus 360 straps. Looks pretty amateurish, the adhesive doesn't stick very well, and the liner slides around too much for comfort. I'm going to try one on one strap tonight and see if it causes my mask to slide around like I think it will.

In the meantime, I visited http://www.padacheek.com/and ordered pads for my mask. Site was well laid out, offered pads to fit a wide assortment of masks in lots of colors. Didn't have camouflage to match my hose snuggie, so I went for the Bimini Green.

Thanks for offering a much needed product.

scrapper · Post by **scrapper** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:52 pm

Slartybartfast wrote:Ditto here. I've been deflecting questions about the marks and redness on my face, which are lasting most of the day now. So it was time to experiment.

Just returned from the grocery store, with a small package of panty-liners (unscented), white. Don't know if they come in colors. I took one out and tried it on (my face) for size. Figured it's going to take some cutting and fitting. A few minutes later I had a pair of pads for my Opus 360 straps. Looks pretty amateurish, the adhesive doesn't stick very well, and the liner slides around too much for comfort. I'm going to try one on one strap tonight and see if it causes my mask to slide around like I think it will.

In the meantime, I visited http://www.padacheek.com/and ordered pads for my mask. Site was well laid out, offered pads to fit a wide assortment of masks in lots of colors. Didn't have camouflage to match my hose snuggie, so I went for the Bimini Green.

Thanks for offering a much needed product.

And you'll be a better looking man wearing padacheeks instead of panty liners of any color, Slartbartfast!

PS.......I miss your old avatar! Hardly know it's you in that fushia pink outfit......

sleeplessinaz · Post by **sleeplessinaz** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 10:08 pm

I LOVE my Pad A Cheeks products!! I have a fleece hose cover I bought a few years ago and it washes up great!! Is made VERY well, great generously made, and I also have the strap covers for the Swift LT---SHe makes great products ---makes us sooo comfortable --mine all matched in the Moon and Stars pattern.

THANKS KAREN!!!

Carrie

Slartybartfast · Post by **Slartybartfast** » Sun Feb 06, 2011 10:38 pm

scrapper wrote:
Slartybartfast wrote:Ditto here. I've been deflecting questions about the marks and redness on my face, which are lasting most of the day now. So it was time to experiment.

Just returned from the grocery store, with a small package of panty-liners (unscented), white. Don't know if they come in colors. I took one out and tried it on (my face) for size. Figured it's going to take some cutting and fitting. A few minutes later I had a pair of pads for my Opus 360 straps. Looks pretty amateurish, the adhesive doesn't stick very well, and the liner slides around too much for comfort. I'm going to try one on one strap tonight and see if it causes my mask to slide around like I think it will.

In the meantime, I visited http://www.padacheek.com/and ordered pads for my mask. Site was well laid out, offered pads to fit a wide assortment of masks in lots of colors. Didn't have camouflage to match my hose snuggie, so I went for the Bimini Green.

Thanks for offering a much needed product.
And you'll be a better looking man wearing padacheeks instead of panty liners of any color, Slartbartfast!

PS.......I miss your old avatar! Hardly know it's you in that fushia pink outfit......

Ok I'll change it back. Give me a minute.

SB

JayC · Post by **JayC** » Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:56 am

I want to add my recognition and thanks to PadACheek for the creativity, responsiveness, and highly reliable quality of products AND service.

I have used cheek straps from PadACheek in the past.....and still have them 2 years later. Because of changes in my weight (loss) and therefore face contours, I have not needed to use the straps lately because I don't have the same touch points and pressure points.

Stands up well to use and lots of washing! And the piece of wire for putting on the pads was a brilliant addition to the kit! Attention to those small but direly important details is one thing that really sets you apart.

If I get another style of mask or have leak or comfort issues, my first contact will be PadACheek.

Thank you so very much for what you do and the highly reliable and compassionate way you do business.

Warm regards,
J

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