Will pad-a-cheek slip more with long hair? Do straps of interfaces help keep masks in place by sticking to your hair? I will be using it with the Comfort Curve.
Fortunately, I was doing a search for: pad-a-cheek on CPAP.com and I found the great looking fabric called starry-night. To bad the only way to get to see the starry-night fabric is through the search engine.
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/starry ... cover.html
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pad-a-cheek: ComfortCurve & Long hair? starry-night moti
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I can do this, I will do this.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.
Padacheek is a forum member you can pm her with questions. She e-mailed me digital photos of several prints to see which I liked best. You can also go to padacheek.com to see more samples. She does beautiful work and is super quick. I use the cotton covered PACs due to allergies. I have short hair but have never noticed any slipping of the headgear. It seems to help my mask 'stay put' better.
Brenda
Brenda
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