CPAP.com has a good sale going on right now.

New Promo Code.... SLEEP25 gets you 25% off site wide except I don't think all machines (or if any) are included.
I couldn't find a time limit on it but historically around Christmas promo codes lasted until after Christmas.
If you plan to order something...don't dilly dally around though.

They have the AirSense 10 AutoSet Card to Cloud model on sale for 399 again but I don't think you can get another 25% off of that reduced price. At least I couldn't when I did a test run just now with items in my cart.

Someone else mentioned that if you are new to cpap.com and sign up for newsletter (yeah it's going to spam you somewhat but you can opt out later if you wish) there's another 25% offer that might apply to the machine. I can NOT confirm that since I can't be a new member. Worth checking out though if you are in the market for a new machine. May or may not work. In the past the special deals on the machines like this 399 deal were NOT included in the extra discounts.

You can test it out without proceeding to actual purchase.

Hey there. I just wanted to give you a shout-out, Pugsy. Thanks for the nudge.

Tonight, I just ordered that Airsense 10, card to cloud machine via cpap.com, for $399. Right now, I'm using an AirSense 10 that works with MyAir. So I'm a little apprehensive about buying a machine without a modem. But you had some stickied info around here on Oscar that I quickly found. OSCAR looks like some free software I can use that might even be better than MyAir. Well, once I figure it out.

So thanks again.

GebOshanti wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:05 pm

Hey there. I just wanted to give you a shout-out, Pugsy. Thanks for the nudge.

Tonight, I just ordered that Airsense 10, card to cloud machine via cpap.com, for $399. Right now, I'm using an AirSense 10 that works with MyAir. So I'm a little apprehensive about buying a machine without a modem. But you had some stickied info around here on Oscar that I quickly found. OSCAR looks like some free software I can use that might even be better than MyAir. Well, once I figure it out.

So thanks again.

I think once you get OSCAR up and running you will be pleasantly surprised because MyAir can't hold a candle to the details you machine can give you with OSCAR.

OSCAR isn't really all that difficult to use or understand.
You will see a lot of stuff that you have no idea what any of it means...just start with the basics like AHI, leak and pressures and don't worry about all that oddball weird stuff.
http://www.apneaboard.com/wiki/index.ph ... rpretation

If Toshiba still made some version of the Flashair cards that would be great. You can still find them on ebay albeit at somewhat inflated prices. Setup of a Flashair card might not be a task for everyone but I will say once it's set up, if you're comfortable moving files around in Windows it makes using Oscar a pretty painless proposition.

GebOshanti wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:05 pm

But you had some stickied info around here on Oscar that I quickly found. OSCAR looks like some free software I can use that might even be better than MyAir. Well, once I figure it out.

here's the thing about oscar. you don't have to understand the ins and outs on your own. as long as you can get it running and then share the info to the forum, you'll find all kinds of help in interpreting the data. forum members just LOVE to give you their views.

good luck!

Thanks, all, for the advice & encouragement. Seems my first step will be getting a sleep or two in and then exporting some data.

The folks at CPAP.com were helpful. I called them this morning to make a quick change to the order and they found a coupon for me, too.