Aromatherapy

I just got my machine last week which has a built in humidifier. I was wondering if I can add a drop of aromatherapy into the humidifier for added relaxation. Can I buy one from Walmart or any drug store?

Stick to distilled water. The oils are an irritant to the lungs when they are heat vaporised and inhaled.

http://www.pursleep.com/

probably getting tired of the new plastic smell, huh.
check this site out, it is aromatherapy for cpap. I actually am waiting on a package to be delivered tommorrow.
this stuff is awesome and makes the whole experience a bit more relaxing and enjoyable.
i dont know if it is still available, but search this forum and he was giving out free samples.

Yep, try the pursleep--it's excellent! NEVER put anything in the humidifier except distilled water.

When used with CPAP, aromatherapy products are best applied to a cotton ball, or similar, and placed behind the air intake.

I'm glad that I joined. I've been dumping Eucalyptus and Lavendar oils directly into the Distilled Water every night for the last 4 months. Maybe that's why I cough so much

I just ordered the PurSleep beginner pack and will use it as an external aroma.

Trust me, a little bit goes a long way!

Bret

the pursleep is awesome stuff, my wife even likes being able to smell it.

boston wrote:the pursleep is awesome stuff, my wife even likes being able to smell it.

I'll SECOND that............ I've used it for a year with GREAT Results!!

Also look at the CAP's w/chin-straps .... Another Good Idea that eliminates the mask head gear...

BERT