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loggerhead12 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 08, 2023 4:13 pm

I use this one. It works very well for me. My leak line is consistently zero.

https://sleepapneasolutionsinc.com/?page_id=2

This looks like it might work but it’s much too costly.

Ebonyeyez wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 09, 2023 3:42 pm

loggerhead12 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 08, 2023 4:13 pm

I use this one. It works very well for me. My leak line is consistently zero.

https://sleepapneasolutionsinc.com/?page_id=2

This looks like it might work but it’s much too costly.

It's a heavy-duty quality product. Mine is over five years old and has been washed dozens of times.

download/file.php?mode=view&id=18451

Walmart less than $6 Just make sure they are not too stretchy and replace as needed. Leak about as much as any other chinstrap really no kidding!

I have just been using the premium Phillips chinstrap for many years but with a triangle folded bandana under my nose and the strap to keep my lips closed.
https://www.amazon.com/Respironics-Prem ... B008MJW18K

I suspect the OP wanted to leave the cpap home and use a chin strap instead.
(Has that EVER worked?)
But that was a month ago . . .
Who knows how that went.

I use a papcap with a resmed f20 mask. Zero leaks most nights, I wear it more towards the front of my chin so minimal contact with the underside of my chin and jaw, where I feel it would have more impact on my breathing. I wear it so there is only a thin band of it holding my jaw shut.

https://pur-sleep.com/products/pap-cap-chinstra-p