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My equipment arrived Wednesday. I have been able to keep it on all night (11-7) but find the mask keeps sliding upward because of my hair. Is this a good type of mask? Should I ask for something else? Any hints would be appreciated.
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Hi there,
It's a Comfort Lite 2 you're using (according to the picture) - also known as the CL2. You'll find lots of info and tips - and a rather large number of satisfied users - if you use the search button.
Sometimes mask just don't fit. But sometimes as slight tweak makes them marvelous.
O.
It's a Comfort Lite 2 you're using (according to the picture) - also known as the CL2. You'll find lots of info and tips - and a rather large number of satisfied users - if you use the search button.
Sometimes mask just don't fit. But sometimes as slight tweak makes them marvelous.
O.
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This is my favorite--so far--and I have the slippery strap problem. It seems many others tend to favor this mask--the ComfortLite 2--as well.
First, be sure to adjust the headgear while lying down.
You may find that loosening the velcro on one side and putting the whole thing on, and then fastening it, may give you a better, more secure fit. I also use a pantyhose strap around the tube which gives just enough extra support to prevent the 'torqing' of the mask and headgear so that a seal is lost.
Then, there are quite a few fixes available. If you will click on the link below, you will be taken to some of them.
Link to Strap Fixes for ComfortLite 2 and Swift
Link to Mask Fix Awards, including ComfortLite 2 and Swift PLUS Pantyhose Straps
Let us know if any of these help!
First, be sure to adjust the headgear while lying down.
You may find that loosening the velcro on one side and putting the whole thing on, and then fastening it, may give you a better, more secure fit. I also use a pantyhose strap around the tube which gives just enough extra support to prevent the 'torqing' of the mask and headgear so that a seal is lost.
Then, there are quite a few fixes available. If you will click on the link below, you will be taken to some of them.
Link to Strap Fixes for ComfortLite 2 and Swift
Link to Mask Fix Awards, including ComfortLite 2 and Swift PLUS Pantyhose Straps
Let us know if any of these help!
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