AirFit P10

I like my AirFit N10 but want to try the P10 to see if its any better. i have a 30 day trial on my N10 and have to turn it in to get the P10.

My DME was the same way. I had to turn in my N10 to get the P10. I didn't feel comfortable doing that because what if the P10 didn't work. I wanted a fall back mask. I ended up keeping my N10 and buying my P10 from Amazon. Funny thing is I've never looked back to my N10.

If you're willing and able to purchase another mask you could keep the N10 and purchase the P10 from our sponsors with return insurance. I like having more than one type of mask as back up in case I'm having some issues with my primary mask for some reason.

I am thinking of doing just that but i think ill need another prescription or just buy the parts

shadowfx78 wrote:I am thinking of doing just that but i think ill need another prescription or just buy the parts

My doc had no problem giving me a script for mask, tubing and accessories on a standard script pad. You should be able to call your doc and request it (I would ask for it to come to you directly so you will have it if you need to purchase elsewhere for any reason). Or you can even have cpap.com call for you.

Two things you need to request.
1. A copy of your Sleep Study.
2. Your prescription.
They are your medical records and are yours. I had no problem getting mine. They may charge you for copying but mine didn't.
When you have your Rx you can send copies to online suppliers.

I have my sleep study available on my local hospital patient portal and can probably get a script with no problem. ill call the doctor tomorrow and have it sent to me then go to cpap.com does cpap.com accept medicare and medicaid (masshealth)

shadowfx78 wrote:I have my sleep study available on my local hospital patient portal and can probably get a script with no problem. ill call the doctor tomorrow and have it sent to me then go to cpap.com does cpap.com accept medicare and medicaid (masshealth)

No, they say on their site that Medicare and Medicaid do not reimburse for purchases on cpap.com (https://www.cpap.com/cpap-faq/Insurance.html).

Guess ill have to go through my local DME.

The P10 has 3 main parts, frame, headgear, and cushion then there are side piece wraps. You can buy the parts on Ebay and put it together. No Rx necessary there. Also Amazon has complete masks.
Take a look at how much your DME will charge and then search out other places for the best price.