Hello fellow papians I was looking for opinions on travel machines. I think the AEOimed Everest 3 machines are the most reliable and you can find them here for a good price.
http://1800cpap.com/aeiomedeverest3trav ... chine.aspx But I could be biased what is the popular opinion in this community.
travel machines
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Re: travel machines
all modern CPAPs are designed for travel and so are smaller than they were, look for 1 with a long warranty and that can also accept 12 volts DC
australian,anxiety and insomnia, a CPAP user since 1995, self diagnosed after years of fatigue, 2 cheap CPAPs and respironics comfortgell nose only mask. not one of my many doctors ever asked me if I snored
Re: travel machines
You bet it is. Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam.jdm5 wrote:Spam...
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Re: travel machines
Well, they don't make a battery-powered Bipap, so I'm stuck with getting a battery pack.
But if I were going to get an Everest, I'd get it from CPAP.COM, who appears to be around $100 cheaper than the advertiser who so kindly spammed us.
But if I were going to get an Everest, I'd get it from CPAP.COM, who appears to be around $100 cheaper than the advertiser who so kindly spammed us.
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Beastie, 2008-10-28. NEW Beastie, PRS1 960, 2014-05-14. NEWER Beastie, Dream Station ASV, 2017-10-17. PadaCheek Hosecover. Homemade Brandy Keg Chin Support. TapPap Mask.
Min PS = 4, Max PS = 8
Epap Range = 6 - 7.5
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bearded_two
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cpackdude
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All all six posts are spam.
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All all six posts are spam.
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pagebypage
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Re: travel machines
Since I travel a lot for my work, I like to keep my second machine right in my suitcase along with all the other stuff that I never take out except at the hotel. It makes packing so much easier. My home machine is huge, so there are a lot of machines out there that are not all that convenient for travel. I use a GoodKnight (not sure it is available anymore) because it was very economical for something I don't use everyday and is so compact it fits in its bag in my suitcase and still leaves me room for everything else I need. No need to drag a suitcase and sling a cpap over my shoulder anymore.
I hope this isn't spam.
I hope this isn't spam.
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bearded_two
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Re: travel machines
No, pagebypage your post isn't spam, although adding a post to a spam thread probably isn't going to get noticed by very many people.
You might consider starting a new tread about travel CPAPs, or even starting a poll asking how many people have dedicated travel CPAPs.
You might consider starting a new tread about travel CPAPs, or even starting a poll asking how many people have dedicated travel CPAPs.
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