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According to this Dream Station 2 is also discontinued (in the US). In fact, all xPAP machines are being discontinued in the US (according to this). Supposedly, they will continue to support the recall.

In any case, many - including myself - said that Philips (or at least the medical device division) can't survive long term. I suspect that this is step one in the fulfillment of that "prophecy."

Of course "prophecy" isn't really a good term here, as a "prophecy" is something that nobody could logically predict.





Link ===> https://www.propublica.org/article/phil ... hines%20in

seriously!

do people only read the first post and nothing else???

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

zonker wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 30, 2024 10:44 pm

seriously!

do people only read the first post and nothing else???

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

This thread just reminded me of something . . .

Has anyone here heard that Philips may be discontinuing some products? I think I remember reading in a thread a while back that something like that might happen.

TIA.

lazarus wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 31, 2024 7:11 am

zonker wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 30, 2024 10:44 pm

seriously!

do people only read the first post and nothing else???

GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

This thread just reminded me of something . . .

Has anyone here heard that Philips may be discontinuing some products? I think I remember reading in a thread a while back that something like that might happen.

TIA.

never let it be said that i didn't play straight man for lazurus.

Forums are all about teamwork.

lazarus wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 31, 2024 12:27 pm

Forums are all about teamwork.

and reading skills.

Glad to see these products discontinued. Most of them are well over 15 years old and with todays technology, many of them can be integrated together.
For example there is no reason why CPAP machines of all different models can't be replaced with ONE ASV NIV model
Everyone with OSA or CSA can benefit from ASV NIV therapy instead of having forced air continually blow air into their lungs whether or not they need it
Time to retire the good old CPAP Auto nonsense.

Momentarily appearing on Yahoo news:
An article featuring 561 deaths due to philips foam.
Weird.
Yes, It was there--and then it was not.
Inquiring minds are literally freaking out!
Edit: Aha! Bloomberg silliness:
"The US Food and Drug Administration said it has received more than 116,000 medical device reports (MDRs) including 561 reports of death since April 2021 regarding Philips Respironics’ recall of some of its ventilators, according to FDA statement published on Jan. 31."
Yahoo edited out the mention of VENTILATORS, and any fatalities unrelated to foam.
Shame on yellow journalists!
But no less shame on PHILIPS.

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 01, 2024 11:38 am

Shame on yellow journalists!
But no less shame on PHILIPS.

sounds like someone got a heads up after that was published, prolly somebody not bothering to check the facts.

look, i'm not a supporter of philips, but they need to be handled truthfully regarding their shenanigans. we already see enough rumor and innuendo on this forum as it is.

My doc said my 5 year old Resmed couldn’t be replaced by my insurance company because with the Philips recall and now this, demand far outstrips supply. So there aren’t enough machines out there to give everyone a “free” new one every five years. She also said the technology hasn’t changed so unless the machine is broken there’s no point in getting a new one.

Broken machines will be replaced, but not properly functioning ones.

So much for that “free” travel CPAP I was hoping for!

JJR wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 03, 2024 4:32 pm

My doc said . . .

Huh?????
Why would the DOCTOR even know?
I smell something funny.

She probably read it on the internet.

JJR wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 04, 2024 3:06 pm

She probably read it on the internet.

Don't believe anything you read on the internet!

Respirator99 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 07, 2024 3:12 am

Don't believe anything you read on the internet!

I believe that.