Comfort Curve

motherall · Post by **motherall** » Sun Sep 03, 2006 5:51 pm

I have a Comfort Curve that I purchased from a board member who was not able to use it after a try or two. I also could not use it, as no matter how I adjusted the straps the cheek pads cover my eyes. So I tried it several night but never wore it an entire night. If someone woud like it who isn't able to buy one, let me know. I'd rather give it to someone than mess with trying to sell it. I guess some really love the mask but I like more to see.

svh · Post by **svh** » Sun Sep 03, 2006 7:32 pm

I would LOVE to have your mask! (Well, not really love, but you understand....) I am newly diagnosed, and am still somewhat in denial. The comfort curve looks so much less scary, you know. I have two small children, and I am concerned about how it looks to them, you know, if they come in with a bad dream or something. I have a strong feeling my insurance won't let me get this one, since it's more expensive, and not really well rated.

If you really don't mind, I would like to try it. Thanks so much. Maybe it will work for me!

OwlCreekObserver · Post by **OwlCreekObserver** » Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:13 am

I honestly don't see how the CC cheek pads could cover your eyes if you have it adjusted correctly, but it's also clear that there isn't a single mask out there that works for everyone. I'm really sorry that this one didn't work for you because, so far at least, it's the only one that I've had any success with.

Just don't get me started on the ComfortFull!!

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sonspot · Post by **sonspot** » Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:22 am

i've tried the comfort curve and find it ok for the short time that i had it,.. am in need of a new mask, if you still have it and the offer still stands, getting that mask would help me out greatly,.

thanks

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