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I also use Pampers unscented "sensitive skin" wipes, because that is what I have in the house for my grandchildren. I agree that they improve the seal. Especially if I awaken in the night from leaks, using a wipe immediately solves the problem.

Anyone have a suggestion for handling drooling inside the mask? Have had machine for only two weeks and need some help!

Jay Aitchsee wrote:I was just going to ask a similar question. I use "CPAP Mask Wipes" available from DME. They work very well, but they are pricey - $12 for 62 wipes. Hopefully, someone will have a more economical substitue.

Jay

This only counts if one is buying certain things from CPAP.com: 62 mask wipes for 1 cent

JimW159 wrote:

Jay Aitchsee wrote:I was just going to ask a similar question. I use "CPAP Mask Wipes" available from DME. They work very well, but they are pricey - $12 for 62 wipes. Hopefully, someone will have a more economical substitue.

Jay

This only counts if one is buying certain things from CPAP.com: 62 mask wipes for 1 cent

how old is the msg you're responding to?

Baby wipes for me to. Unscented and water based.

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Kirkland baby wipes (Costco) 19.95 for 900 wipes

flightco wrote:Kirkland baby wipes (Costco) 19.95 for 900 wipes

I had considered Costco's Kirkland Baby Wipes, too. However I chose to not get them largely because many had opted for no aloe because of its leaving a film. The ingredients for the Kirkland version are:
WATER, ALOE BARBADENSIS, LEAF JUICE, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE,
DISODIUM COCOAMPHODIACETATE, POLYSORBATE 20, CITRIC ACID,
DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, DISODIUM EDTA, ETHYLENE BRASSYLATE,
PHENOXYETHANOL, SODIUM BENZOATE

JimW159 wrote:

flightco wrote:Kirkland baby wipes (Costco) 19.95 for 900 wipes

I had considered Costco's Kirkland Baby Wipes, too. However I chose to not get them largely because many had opted for no aloe because of its leaving a film.

the film from your facial oils is worse than any aloe.

focus on removing that.

In some of the cheaper generics, aloe is lower on the ingredients list, sometimes at or near the bottom.
Only including enough so the name can be placed on the front of the package.

I like the citrus lemon smell of these wipes

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/beaumo ... #specs-tab

I always pick up one or two when I order from cpap.com $11.95 (62 wipes, although I have not actually counted) with free shipping and no tax on my order.

I don't have a Costco or Sams club membership otherwise I might look at the ones recommended here.

louspeachy wrote:Does anyone have a resource for a good price on these wipes?? Thanks for all the replies.

Louise in Houston

I see lots of answers on here. Good to know that the sensitive skin wipes can be used also. I just bought a box of 12 wipes and cost me $9.99 at Shoppers Drug Mart.

Inky wrote:

louspeachy wrote:Does anyone have a resource for a good price on these wipes?? Thanks for all the replies.

Louise in Houston

I see lots of answers on here. Good to know that the sensitive skin wipes can be used also. I just bought a box of 12 wipes and cost me $9.99 at Shoppers Drug Mart.

Twelve wipes for ten bucks?
They saw you coming!

CVS Unscented baby wipes...60 for $3