And no on thinks this whole thread is Spam?chunkyfrog wrote:Jane is no doubt well-compensated for helping sell this QUACK GADGET.
Or have ALL the "regulars" lost their buttons doing censorship?
And no on thinks this whole thread is Spam?chunkyfrog wrote:Jane is no doubt well-compensated for helping sell this QUACK GADGET.
A quick search on the FDA website yielded this: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ ... lid=210672nanwilson wrote:Will you please point us out to the data where they state its a class one device in Canada and Europe..... and anyone affiliated with this company does NOT count as accurate data, that would be advertising hype, not realityJaneAsimov wrote:[quote="
I am not fooling myself. It is listed as a Class I device in Canada and Europe for the treatment of mild to moderate sleep apnea.
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That does not answer my query at all, Jane stated that it is listed as a class 1 device in Canada and Europe for treatment of mild to moderate sleep apnea. The FDA as you state is classified as a class 2 device for snoring.Marillion wrote:A quick search on the FDA website yielded this: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ ... lid=210672nanwilson wrote:Will you please point us out to the data where they state its a class one device in Canada and Europe..... and anyone affiliated with this company does NOT count as accurate data, that would be advertising hype, not realityJaneAsimov wrote:[quote="
I am not fooling myself. It is listed as a Class I device in Canada and Europe for the treatment of mild to moderate sleep apnea.
Classified as a Class 2 device for snoring. No mention of Apnea.
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Mask: AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
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Additional Comments: Airsense 10 Autoset for Her |
chunkyfrog wrote:Sometimes it is fun to join the hilarity of beating down the spammer.
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Arlene,Arlene1963 wrote:Hi Jane,
I too was desperate when I was considering buying this device. I was newly diagnosed, feeling very down, and was horribly sleep deprived. Those were not good times, and so when I saw your question about this product it all flooded back to me, and I remembered just how bad things can be when a person is struggling to find almost any solution. I never saw you as a spammer, just as being vulnerable and needing advice. (I have read all your posts here)
I hope that you can get whatever ails you treated, because it is very clear that things are not going well for you at present.
I wish you all the best.
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Mask: AirFit™ P10 For Her Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Additional Comments: Airsense 10 Autoset for Her |
Machine: ResMed AirSense™ 10 AutoSet™ CPAP Machine with HumidAir™ Heated Humidifier |
Mask: AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear |
Additional Comments: Pressure 10-15 with EPR at 1. |
Thank you 49er, I appreciate the support. You're right, I am desperate for a solution! My health is terrible and it's negatively impacting every area of my life. I did find some use in the GMSS though. It was hurting my tongue quite a bit, and I was concerned that I couldn't tell what my AHI was either. I realized though that when using it I couldn't mouth breath, so I switched my full, quite uncomfortable Quattro mask to a DreamWear. I slept with it AND the GMSS last night and I did waaaaay better then I have on any mask up until now. I had tried the DreamWear a while ago and loved it because it's so comfortable, but the mouth breathing made it a no go. I only spent part of the night wearing the GMSS last night (leaving my tongue out of the bubble as it hurts, and I know longer needed since I was wearing the mask) because I'm trying to train myself to keep my lips together when sleeping. I don't feel good today, but better then usual so I'll take it, and hope to continue making progress. My AHI was 0.5 which is the lowest I've had so far!!!49er wrote:Jane,
As a forum regular who has been horrified at the bullying that has taken place on this forum in the past, I apologize for not coming to your defense yesterday. If anyone who accused you of spamming had bothered to read your previous posts about your struggles with pap therapy, they would have understood that you were desperate and hoping beyond hope that you had found your solution with this cheap dental device. A spammer wouldn't have written the posts that you did. Then again, I am stupidly asking bullies to be reasonable.
49er
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Jane,JaneAsimov wrote:Thank you 49er, I appreciate the support. You're right, I am desperate for a solution! My health is terrible and it's negatively impacting every area of my life. I did find some use in the GMSS though. It was hurting my tongue quite a bit, and I was concerned that I couldn't tell what my AHI was either. I realized though that when using it I couldn't mouth breath, so I switched my full, quite uncomfortable Quattro mask to a DreamWear. I slept with it AND the GMSS last night and I did waaaaay better then I have on any mask up until now. I had tried the DreamWear a while ago and loved it because it's so comfortable, but the mouth breathing made it a no go. I only spent part of the night wearing the GMSS last night (leaving my tongue out of the bubble as it hurts, and I know longer needed since I was wearing the mask) because I'm trying to train myself to keep my lips together when sleeping. I don't feel good today, but better then usual so I'll take it, and hope to continue making progress. My AHI was 0.5 which is the lowest I've had so far!!!49er wrote:Jane,
As a forum regular who has been horrified at the bullying that has taken place on this forum in the past, I apologize for not coming to your defense yesterday. If anyone who accused you of spamming had bothered to read your previous posts about your struggles with pap therapy, they would have understood that you were desperate and hoping beyond hope that you had found your solution with this cheap dental device. A spammer wouldn't have written the posts that you did. Then again, I am stupidly asking bullies to be reasonable.
49er
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