I know I've seen threads on this subject before but couldn't find them in a search. Does anyone know what would be the best APAP for traveling?
I would like it to be:
- Small
- Lightweight
- very Quiet
- easily portable
- with a humidifier
- able to use software
thanks for your hellp.
SnoreNoMore2005
best apap for travel?
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Puritan Bennett Goodknight 420E autopap, GoodKnight H2O Heated Humidifier. Software: Silverlining
Resmed S8 Vantage autopap (the EPR feature can be used only in cpap mode), H3i Humidifier. Software - Autoscan
If I'm not mistaken, I think Respironics will delay releasing the heated humidifier for their small "M" series machines at first. Also, I think they'll be releasing only a CPAP at first - no autopap in the M series until later - but I could be wrong.
Resmed S8 Vantage autopap (the EPR feature can be used only in cpap mode), H3i Humidifier. Software - Autoscan
If I'm not mistaken, I think Respironics will delay releasing the heated humidifier for their small "M" series machines at first. Also, I think they'll be releasing only a CPAP at first - no autopap in the M series until later - but I could be wrong.
Someone had a new M series pre-releas CPAP for sale on Yahoo last weekend. Wanted $550 as starting price !.
The listing stated it was a pre-release of the product !.
DSM
(was still there just now)
http://auctions.yahoo.com/auction/97735642
The listing stated it was a pre-release of the product !.
DSM
(was still there just now)
http://auctions.yahoo.com/auction/97735642
xPAP and Quattro std mask (plus a pad-a-cheek anti-leak strap)


