REMstar Auto with C-Flex runaway vs. PB 420E runaway

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REMstar Auto with C-Flex runaway vs. PB 420E runaway

Post by neversleeps » Wed Jun 01, 2005 2:44 pm

I'm curious. I have seen more and more users reporting "runaway pressure" with the REMstar Auto. Initially I believed this to be a very small group of people, but now I'm beginning to question that assumption. Perhaps this is due to the greater number of users with software now viewing their stats regularly. I started to look back in previous threads to count the number of cases and found many, but it was too difficult to track within each thread.

Who has experienced runaway pressure with the REMstar Auto?

Who has experienced runaway pressure with the PB 420E that was not resolved by turning off IFL1?

(By the way, I'm not trying to start a war between Remstar Auto proponents and PB420E proponents. I simply want to compare the runaway issue.)


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Post by chrisp » Wed Jun 01, 2005 3:10 pm

Never underestimate the power of suggestion. AND. We all think we're special !

The Activa mask causes warts on your nose. There is something in the seal that causes this. To prevent allergic reaction to the silicone an extract is added to the mix. This extract is made from toad urine and salamander poop along with other ingredients that I can't spell. But it works !





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Post by neversleeps » Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:00 pm

Ok, Chris..... There are times when I understand precisely what you're saying, and other times when I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Your previous post falls in the latter category....


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Post by wading thru the muck! » Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:12 pm

neversleeps wrote:Ok, Chris..... There are times when I understand precisely what you're saying, and other times when I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Your previous post falls in the latter category....


I'll explain... It's called H-U-M-O-R

Hey Chris, I used to use the Activa, but it caused warts on my nose.

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Post by neversleeps » Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:20 pm

Oh wader!!!!! I did find it humorous, but was unable to make the connection between his reply and my initial post. (If indeed there was one.)

Then again, being sleep deprived with synapses misfiring left and right, perhaps I'm incapable of figuring it out...


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Post by wading thru the muck! » Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:26 pm

His point is that many of the "runaway" posts are caused by the "jump on the bandwagon" phenomena. His suggestion regarding warts and the Activa was a "tongue in cheek" attempt at starting a new and ridiculous trend. Chris is as funny as they come... and can sneak his humor in below the radar.

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Post by chrisp » Wed Jun 01, 2005 9:27 pm

Yea , My Buckteeth and Sleep Apnea thread was a big hit. Not bad for a joke. http://cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=600 ... leep+apnea

My wife claims her mirage mask is fixing her teeth. Saved over $5000 since the orthidontist wanted surgery, braces etc. I can't afford it. I only have 3 jobs.



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