IBreeze

[MPC]

Just bought one 2/11/22. Got real tired of waiting for Phillips replacement. Submitted it in June!

[SabrinaFaire]

How do you like it? My DME just sent me one, got it today. I was due for a new one through insurance anyway, no idea when Phillips will come through. I'm not familiar with the brand though.

[HairyReasoner]

From a review I saw online the Ibreeze humidifier tank is really small--somewhere less than 300 ml (I'm thinking they said 280). The tank on my Resmed Aircurve 10 is about 100 ml more than that, and I still end up having to refill after at least 5 hours (I'm on a pretty high pressure). There's no way I could use the Ibreeze due to that. But, if you don't use a lot of water at night I understand it has pretty good features to it.

[CpapDan]

From a review I saw online the Ibreeze humidifier tank is really small--somewhere less than 300 ml (I'm thinking they said 280). The tank on my Resmed Aircurve 10 is about 100 ml more than that, and I still end up having to refill after at least 5 hours (I'm on a pretty high pressure). There's no way I could use the Ibreeze due to that. But, if you don't use a lot of water at night I understand it has pretty good features to it.

I've been using the iBreeze for a couple months now. Even with the humidity rate set at max it lasts me through the night.

[ChicagoGranny]

(I'm on a pretty high pressure)

Even with the humidity rate set at max it lasts me through the night.

Higher pressures consume more water.

[palerider]

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(I'm on a pretty high pressure)

Even with the humidity rate set at max it lasts me through the night.

Higher pressures consume more water.

For anybody wondering why, higher pressures cause more air to vent through the mask, from around 20lpm@4cmH2O to around 50lpm@20cmH2O, thus, more air has to be humidified, and more water is used.

[ChicagoGranny]

Yep.