travel
- streetrodder
- Posts: 38
- Joined: Sun Jun 06, 2010 1:41 pm
Re: travel
I have only been on cpap for six months but I always bring mine along.
Re: travel
Some one just posted about a two week vacation where they left their humidifier at home. Would depend on how much you need the humidity, and how humid/dry it is where you are going. I personally take mine as my nose/sinuses get dried out very easily.
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Re: travel
I would try using it first without the humidifier at home before trying it on a trip.babynurse wrote:I just picked up my s9, has anyone traveled leaving the resevoir @ home?
If you use the climateline it delivers a constant 80% humidity at what ever temperature you set it at. So if your are use to that, 80% humidity, you need to take it with you..




