End Of Call For Questions: Respironics ComfortFull2

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End Of Call For Questions: Respironics ComfortFull2

Post by forumadmin » Mon Dec 12, 2005 4:51 pm

Howdy cpaptalkers,

Respironics is set to launch its ComfortFull2 in the very near future.

Laurie Scott has headed up the ComfortFull2 revision effort for Respironics and has kindly agreed to answer some of our questions concerning this new product. If you would like to ask questions about the new ComfortFull2, please post them to this thread!

Here is a laundry list of improvements in word document format:

in-house-cpap-news/ComfortFull2-CPAP-Ma ... ements.doc

Here are some preview pictures:

in-house-cpap-news/ComfortFull2-Model.jpg

in-house-cpap-news/ComfortFull2.jpg

Again, to ask questions about this coming product, simply post them to this thread.

We will wrap up this call for questions very soon, as the product is not too far away from launching!

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ComfortFull 2

Post by Guest » Mon Dec 12, 2005 5:02 pm

Will it be a gel full face mask?

What sizes will it be available in?

Any new design in the cushion or forehead assembly?

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Post by wading thru the muck! » Mon Dec 12, 2005 5:22 pm

- Has the mask been trialed in home on actual users? If so, for how long?

- During the design process, what particular challenges did you identify in regard to the success or failure of a full face cpap interface.

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Post by MartiniLover » Mon Dec 12, 2005 5:56 pm

I recently became a user of the ComfortFull mask and I love it.

A shortcoming in the present mask is the adjustor on the forehead piece. It snaps off, when the mask is jarred. I have had it break on the first mask, second mask it snaps off. You can't put it back on easily or with out getting up, turning on the light and if you have poor vision like myself, it is easier to sleep with it on the floor. It doesn't look as if any change has been made in the mask, has there been any change?

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Post by imacpappro » Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:21 am

Is this mask going to use the same style cushion or is the mask going the be a different design all together? ResMed has made headgear and frame changes on every new version of full face mask they release, but the cushion always stays the same. So is this mask going to have a total new design or just new and improved features on the frame or headgear?

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Post by Titrator » Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:52 am

What makes this full face mask seal better than the originall ComforFull?


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Post by Titrator » Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:53 am

What other upgrades will be on the ComfortFull II?

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Post by Titrator » Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:54 am

How and where does Respironics trial their masks, and is there a program where experienced cpap users can be on the beta testing team?


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Post by Titrator » Tue Dec 13, 2005 10:55 am

Is there different size headgear available for the ComfortFull 2?

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Post by Maria-new orleans » Thu Dec 15, 2005 4:38 pm

Will the seal come off and have replacement parts similar to the comfort gel?
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Post by CPAPEXPERT » Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:16 pm

Hi, I would like to know if you will be changing the ball socket connection. This to me was not a good invention from the beginning. I understand wanting to be uniquely different as other manufacturers, however- sticking with headgear clips was much better, similar to what you had on the Comfort Select, and also what all the ResMed product carries. The ball sockect connection breaks way to much.

I also would like to know if there will be more replacement parts for this mask.

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Post by monica » Mon Dec 19, 2005 10:43 am

The cushion on the Comfort Full face mask tends to tear easily, and is not replaceable itself. Has the cushion itself been redesigned in a way that it will not easily tear? Can you replace just the cushion itself on the new design?

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NOISE ???

Post by Ric » Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:56 am

The new swivel attachment looks like it has been re-engineered to be stronger, and a better seal. (?)

1. Does it buy us any improved range of movement?

2. Is it any quieter?

3. Will this have a nasal mask version?

I like the SomnoPlus, not because of the superior comfort, it is comparable or maybe even slightly less comfortable than the Comfortgel, or the Resmed MirageII. (I'm not advertising for Somnotech or Resmed). I'm glad you have addressed the interface issue, comfort is still #1 for most users. For light sleepers (like myself) noise is a close second. I would be VERY disappointed if the new mask is still as noisy as the model it is replacing.

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Re: Respironics ComfortFull2 Call For Questions

Post by Barb (Seattle) » Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:51 pm

This is great...I can make a suggestion as well, I take it, since I'm using the ComfortFull "original" I guess? I noticed the contour of the plastic part, and consequently the mask cushion is shaped this was too - is a "convex" shape in relation to my face...and was wondering if that's why I have difficulty sometimes with leaks. It seems to "rock" back and forth from the forehead area to the chin area. I tighten the forehead straps, and the chin area has a tendency to pull away from my face, causing a leak. If it was more of a conCAVE shape in relation to my face (basically shaped to the contour of a face, it would fit better...I guess I can show it like this: )) The inside one would be my face, the outside, the mask. Now, it looks to be shaped like this...)( but obviously to a lesser degree than that, but that's the general idea Looking forward to a new full face mask! Editing to say that my hubby would also appreciate an exhaust port that doesn't blow right at him! Thanks for listening...

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Re: ComfortFull 2

Post by Barb (Seattle) » Sun Jan 01, 2006 10:58 pm

I guess I'm confused. It looks a LOT like the one I have now.

another suggestion. The strap that goes around the back of my neck really cuts into my neck if I tighten the straps enough to not leak much. I have to keep my head tilted down a bit to prevent pain in the back of my neck. Wider straps would solve this I think.