Remzzz liners - anybody know the best deal on the web?

[Sir NoddinOff]

I've been using Remzzz mask liners for my QFX (medium) for the last few months and have almost run out. Anybody out there know some place where I can get a good deal for several 30 piece packs (on the web or otherwise) Hopefully with free shipping? Maybe some discount coupons off the internet? Thanks all!

[Rural]

I am new to all of this, but one reviewer on Amazon suggested that the material used in the pads is the same thing as "baby jersey fabric" and that you can purchase said fabric from a local fabric store and cut out your own pads for a fraction of the price of the actual pads.

[library lady]

What I did is even cheaper... went to the Goodwill Store and bought the largest men's t-shirt I could find, and made some. I found a mask liner pattern online, but you could just use a RemZzzz liner for a pattern. Works wonders, and I put them in a mesh bag in the washing machine, lay them out flat to dry and when dry, I iron them to eliminate wrinkles and help them keep their shape. I don't recall the url for the pattern, but I found it by googling "DIY mask liner". Cheaper yet would be to save worn-out t-shirts and use those.

I don't know of a cheaper source or coupons for the RemZzzzs than cpap.com .... my local DMEs all cost more

[Sir NoddinOff]

Thanks for the tips. A year or two ago I tried making my own liners out of old T-shirts, however I found that they stretch too much for my purposes - plus it was too labor intensive for my busy schedule. I find I can get the regular Remzzz to last to 4-5 days if I keep the same side touching my skin (I use a Sharpie and put a dot on the skin side for orientation). About every other day I give it a quick soak in rubbing alcohol and spread it flat in a warm place.

Anyway, I was just wondering if there was a place that offers free shipping or even senior discounts? <wink> I checked Amazon and even E-bay but didn't really see anything.

[Sir NoddinOff]

As I mentioned above, I'm just too busy to cut up old t-shirts or baby jersey fabric, even tho those are great tips... anyway, thanks the input and even the nice pattern. On a positive note: I did find a store thru Amazon that has them for less than two-thirds the price of the official Remzzz outlet. There's a five dollar shipping fee, however if you order a bunch they don't charge any more. They come in the same box as regular Remzzz and work identically, so they are not a rip-off.

http://www.amazon.com/RemZzzs-Liners-Re ... rds=remzzz

[library lady]

Thanks for the link... nice to know you can get them cheaper. Yeah I understand, it's a PITA to cut up fabric... and to iron them, but I do it because it's cheaper. I still have some Remzzzs from my original purpose and I'm using those too so I haven't cut many yet and I won't until the batch of boughten and homemade Remzzzs that I'm currently using are too worn out to be effective. I use each just one night before washing, and they get washed every time I do an appropriate load of laundry.