comfort curve help

iridiobob · Post by **iridiobob** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 2:04 am

i am thinking about buying the comfort curve does any body know if it works with a mustace thanks bob

Hawthorne · Post by **Hawthorne** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 5:55 am

I love my Comfort Curve but I do not have a mustace.

NOLONGERTIRED · Post by **NOLONGERTIRED** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 7:41 am

The comfort curve is the only one (of many) interfaces I have never been able to get to fit right. I think it has something to do with facial bone structure.

cybergoon · Post by **cybergoon** » Mon Jan 30, 2006 11:41 am

I didn't have any problems with it and I have a mustache. I loved the thing, but it wasn't good for my numbers. My AHI went way up, but I think it had alot to do with me being a mouth breather, so I let a friend have it and he loves it.

rested gal · Post by **rested gal** » Mon Jan 30, 2006 5:36 pm

NOLONGERTIRED wrote:I think it has something to do with facial bone structure.

I think you're absolutely right, NLT. That, and how full and wide one's face is. Comfort Curve didn't work at all for me either.

ozij · Post by **ozij** » Mon Jan 30, 2006 11:40 pm

rested gal wrote:
NOLONGERTIRED wrote:I think it has something to do with facial bone structure.
I think you're absolutely right, NLT. That, and how full and wide one's face is. Comfort Curve didn't work at all for me either.

Just had a wild idea: How about we add our face measurements to our mask recommendations?
We'll use cpap.com's instructions and
oh! even better:

Johnny - you could create a database of measurements and mask reports, and both cpap.com and we could have some empircal data about which masks go well with which measurments.

If it's technically feasible, Johnny, you could run a poll of "would you agree to have you measurement and mask satisfaction data collected by us" -

O.

Humidifier