How much does it weigh?
What is its decibel level?
What is the name of the mask shown in the pictures on the BreatheX.com website?
If that is a mask made by Hoffman Lab, is the mask included in the purchase price of the machine?
BreatheX "The CPAP You Wear" Call For Questions
Only CPAP?
Is the company going to make a bi-level machine too, or is it just going to be the same level of air pressure?
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Breathex Question
Anyone interested should go to see the Hoffman Labs site. It has photos and FAQs. This is the most innovative thing I have seen in a long time , and I'm a newbie to CPAP!
While this looks interesting on the Hoffman Labs site, it seems to beg the question:
If the motor is so advanced over the standard flow generator, could it not be used in a standard flow generator for home use and then transferred to the pillow assembly for travel?
And exactly how large is the charger and cord for this machine?
Also, as a sweaty sleeper, I would like to know how warm this pillow CPAP is to 'wear'?
If I am sweating, will the flow generator be damaged by moisture?
If I am boating and it accidentally goes overboard, will it be damaged?
I know the FAQs say that it can be set on the bed, but then the hose seems way too short for a side sleeper to switch sides. Is this possible without a longer hose?
Thank you!
While this looks interesting on the Hoffman Labs site, it seems to beg the question:
If the motor is so advanced over the standard flow generator, could it not be used in a standard flow generator for home use and then transferred to the pillow assembly for travel?
And exactly how large is the charger and cord for this machine?
Also, as a sweaty sleeper, I would like to know how warm this pillow CPAP is to 'wear'?
If I am sweating, will the flow generator be damaged by moisture?
If I am boating and it accidentally goes overboard, will it be damaged?
I know the FAQs say that it can be set on the bed, but then the hose seems way too short for a side sleeper to switch sides. Is this possible without a longer hose?
Thank you!
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