Poll: Aussie Hose from sleepzone.
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Poll: Aussie Hose from sleepzone.
To late for me to ask this question. My Aussie hose is in transit.
Someone was asking about the Aussie hose on chat, so I got the idea for the topic/poll.
I know there are many who are happy with their Aussie hose. Is anybody disappointed with their hose?
Any other thoughts?
Any other option I should include in the poll?
Someone was asking about the Aussie hose on chat, so I got the idea for the topic/poll.
I know there are many who are happy with their Aussie hose. Is anybody disappointed with their hose?
Any other thoughts?
Any other option I should include in the poll?
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I can do this, I will do this.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
- oldgearhead
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When using my FF mask, I turn off the humidifier heat, and turn on
the heated hose. It keeps my nose from freezing. With the CL2 mask,
I run a heat setting of 2 on the heated humidifier in a cool room, and
with the heated hose on, I no longer get rain-out in the hose or mask.
the heated hose. It keeps my nose from freezing. With the CL2 mask,
I run a heat setting of 2 on the heated humidifier in a cool room, and
with the heated hose on, I no longer get rain-out in the hose or mask.
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- felineperson3
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I'm seriously thinking about getting one since I've read so many positive posts about it solving the "rain-out issue". Hopefully, I'll feel I can spring for one sometime this year. I think the only thing that I'm concerned with is how to keep it clean and dry since I would only have the one hose unless I buy two at the same time. I now have two regular hoses that I alternate with daily and that keeps one ready for use every night.
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and I'm wishing all a Happy New Year!
I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and I'm wishing all a Happy New Year!
Carley
"If God has brought me to it, He will bring me through it"--
"If God has brought me to it, He will bring me through it"--
Aussie Hose
Mine just arrived today. It took a while to get here but when you consider the time of year it wasn't bad. Tonight will be the first night. I am surprized by the quality of it. I sleep with the old hose under the sheets and I thought it might get hot but the Aussie hose is well insulated so I do not see this as being an issue. I will post here how I do. I would like to add an on/off switch as it has a power supply that has to be unplugged each morning.
Dean
Dean
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CPAP useage is 10% physical and 90% mental. Trust me - I am an RV salesman!
I've had the Aussie hose for a while and wouldn't be without it. Prior to getting mine I'd wake up with terrible rainout and a cold nose. I sleep in a very cool room.
As far as cleaning it, I don't. I disconnect it each morning and hang it on a hook in my bedroom. I think RG and a few others mentioned they never clean theirs also. I also have a Comfort Sleeve on mine that I am able to wash. It's a nice to snuggle down with the heated hose and soft fleece cover, kinda like a security blankie.
As far as cleaning it, I don't. I disconnect it each morning and hang it on a hook in my bedroom. I think RG and a few others mentioned they never clean theirs also. I also have a Comfort Sleeve on mine that I am able to wash. It's a nice to snuggle down with the heated hose and soft fleece cover, kinda like a security blankie.
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Bonnie
"People who say they slept like a baby apparently never had one"
"People who say they slept like a baby apparently never had one"
Aussie Hose
As I just mentioned in a previous post I just received my hose today.
When I was hooking it up to go to sleep on my GoodKnight 420E I found that the internal pressure hose protrudes well up in my Comfort Gel mask. It certainly will not interfere with the mask usage but on the hose that came with the machine the internal pressure hose ended about an inch from the top.
Is there any benefit to it being up in the mask or should I cut it back??
Dean
When I was hooking it up to go to sleep on my GoodKnight 420E I found that the internal pressure hose protrudes well up in my Comfort Gel mask. It certainly will not interfere with the mask usage but on the hose that came with the machine the internal pressure hose ended about an inch from the top.
Is there any benefit to it being up in the mask or should I cut it back??
Dean
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Re: Aussie Hose
Hi Dean,
May I suggest you post this question on a different topic, so it does not get lost in the poll.
Hopefully someone can answer your question.
Good Luck.
May I suggest you post this question on a different topic, so it does not get lost in the poll.
Hopefully someone can answer your question.
Good Luck.
carlitguy wrote:As I just mentioned in a previous post I just received my hose today.
When I was hooking it up to go to sleep on my GoodKnight 420E I found that the internal pressure hose protrudes well up in my Comfort Gel mask. It certainly will not interfere with the mask usage but on the hose that came with the machine the internal pressure hose ended about an inch from the top.
Is there any benefit to it being up in the mask or should I cut it back??
Dean
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Mask: Hybrid Full Face CPAP Mask with Nasal Pillows and Headgear |
Additional Comments: HH 0, snuggle cover, My new love Aussie Hose: sleepzone.com.au, Nasal Aire II EncorePro 1.6 & SmartCard reader |
I can do this, I will do this.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
Well I got my first night in and I am not disappointed! I did have some rainout but that really wasn't an issue as I turned the humidifier right up. If I had of done that in my pre-hose days I would have drowned. I was actually amazed at how little rainout did occur. I will now turn the humidifier down a little tonight and I am sure there will not be any at all.
I woke up with absolutely clear sinuses and able to breathe really well through my nose.
If this were pre-hose days I would have been a little congested.
Would I recommend it? Absolutely.
Dean
I woke up with absolutely clear sinuses and able to breathe really well through my nose.
If this were pre-hose days I would have been a little congested.
Would I recommend it? Absolutely.
Dean
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
Additional Comments: Hose Cover |
CPAP useage is 10% physical and 90% mental. Trust me - I am an RV salesman!
Thanks for suggesting I start a new topic on the pressure hose question. I did.
Dean
Dean
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Humidifier: S9™ Series H5i™ Heated Humidifier with Climate Control |
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CPAP useage is 10% physical and 90% mental. Trust me - I am an RV salesman!
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Dean,
I am glad you saw a big difference.
Your welcome on the suggestion of starting a new topic. I hope you get your answer.
Did you vote?
I hope it helps with my congestion.
I am glad you saw a big difference.
Your welcome on the suggestion of starting a new topic. I hope you get your answer.
Did you vote?
I hope it helps with my congestion.
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Mask: Hybrid Full Face CPAP Mask with Nasal Pillows and Headgear |
Additional Comments: HH 0, snuggle cover, My new love Aussie Hose: sleepzone.com.au, Nasal Aire II EncorePro 1.6 & SmartCard reader |
I can do this, I will do this.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
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I would like to know if anyone sent the bill to the insurance. It would be a pleasant surprise if someone actually got reimbursed for it.
clarenceh9 wrote:Has anybody tried to bill there insurance company for the hose?
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Mask: Hybrid Full Face CPAP Mask with Nasal Pillows and Headgear |
Additional Comments: HH 0, snuggle cover, My new love Aussie Hose: sleepzone.com.au, Nasal Aire II EncorePro 1.6 & SmartCard reader |
I can do this, I will do this.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
You may have to have a prescription to make it a billable item for insurance......?SelfSeeker wrote:I would like to know if anyone sent the bill to the insurance. It would be a pleasant surprise if someone actually got reimbursed for it.
clarenceh9 wrote:Has anybody tried to bill there insurance company for the hose?
Unless your deductible was reached, there probably wouldn't be much of a monetary advantage to submitting it to your insurance.
I would assume that the billing code would be:
* A7037 is CPAP tubing, long and short hoses.
Den
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