CPAP Pro, mouthguard holds nasal pillow

[richjh]

I have a real problem with any mask with straps so I was excited when I read about the no strap and headgear of the CPAP Pro. I boiled water and put in the mouthguard and waited till it was 150 degrees and bit down real hard. I had to loosen the hose clamp to adjust the hardware getting everything in place. It sealed perfectly right out of the gate. I've used nasal pillows before and never could get a good seal but I did with this unique hybrid. Has anyone else tried this out? The big problem is the name CPAP Pro making it hard to search.
Rich

[zonker]

I have a real problem with any mask with straps so I was excited when I read about the no strap and headgear of the CPAP Pro. I boiled water and put in the mouthguard and waited till it was 150 degrees and bit down real hard. I had to loosen the hose clamp to adjust the hardware getting everything in place. It sealed perfectly right out of the gate. I've used nasal pillows before and never could get a good seal but I did with this unique hybrid. Has anyone else tried this out? The big problem is the name CPAP Pro making it hard to search.
Rich

could you put in a link to where you bought it?

eta: never mind. turns out to be easy to google-
https://www.google.com/search?q=cpap+pr ... e&ie=UTF-8

[GrumpyHere]

Same idea, different implementation: mytap

https://tapintosleep.com/products/mytap-pap/

[chunkyfrog]

I have used the tap pap, but it was not as comfortable as my p10.
And I don't really mind headgear, and its marks.

[zonker]

Same idea, different implementation: mytap

https://tapintosleep.com/products/mytap-pap/

thank you! it was running around in the back of my mind, but i couldn't remember the name.

i tried this but it wouldn't work for me because of my misaligned teeth. i wonder if using a mouth guard would be any different?

prolly not.