This may be a dumb question but here goes nothing...

[hjjsnell]

I received some samples of PurSleep that I am just dying to try out tonight but I have NO CLUE where to put by my machine. Do I put it behind the machine right about where the filters are. Anyone else with a Respironics Remstar Pro M Series use the PurSleep wanna share where you put it for best effect? It says to put it by the air intake but I don't know where that is, this is all still so new to me. Thanks!!

~Heather

[LinkC]

The air intake is the little rectangular filter on the back of the unit. It's gray and spongy.

[hjjsnell]

That's what I thought but I didn't want to be totally off base and wrong. Thanks so much!!

[klockemy]

I've always wanted to try one of those but read some stories about how some people couldn't get unlikable fragrances out of their machine. Too bad they don't make a humidifier additive, that way if the smell lingers, you can just toss the chamber (since I get a new one every 6 mos anyways) , and get a new one.

Let us know how you like it.

[Mikosiko]

That's what I thought but I didn't want to be totally off base and wrong. Thanks so much!!

Don't put it IN the air intake... just close enough were you feel comfortable with the fragrance

Miko

[sleepyprm]

I use them but I only like one of the three of the aromas they sent me. I started really week and moved it closer to the intake (already described) every night until I got a strength that was pleasant but not overwhelming. When I don't use it there's no remaining smell....

[CegAbq]

(My first post!)

Are there any other products/methods of providing a 'scent'? I have nasal allergies and find that some type of mint or menthol has helped (like sucking on a mentholyptus cough drop) clear my passages a bit. So I was thinking that perhaps some type of mint smell would help on those congested nights.

(I just started my CPAP therapy on June 1, so I'm still a real newbie).