CPAP-PRO

My Sleep Specialist mentioned this mask to me today. CPAP-PRO

I'm not ready to try it yet, but I am curious. Has anyone tried it or use it?

ems wrote:My Sleep Specialist mentioned this mask to me today. CPAP-PRO

I'm not ready to try it yet, but I am curious. Has anyone tried it or use it?

Perhaps he is referring to this? http://www.nomask.com/

Nate

PS - These earlier reviews are here on cpaptalk from several years ago. It may have been improved since then.

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Here it is:

http://www.directhomemedical.com/CPAPPR ... RQodtXDlVg

Now, why didn't I do this in the first place?!

Tks, Nate...

ems wrote:Here it is:

http://www.directhomemedical.com/CPAPPR ... RQodtXDlVg

Now, why didn't I do this in the first place?!

Tks, Nate...

I added a PS with a link here on cpaptalk - see above.

Nate

It's been around since 2007

I might have misunderstood the doctor, but I thought she said it was a new mask.

We used to have an active forum member who preferred the cpappro for regular use, and did not have the issues some have reported on here. I can't use it because of a chronic cough. It may be a good answer for someone who has nasal obstruction and doesn't want corrective surgery, so are resigned to mouth breathing. I don't think I would choose mouth breathing if nose breathing were an option because in my mind it could cause even worse dry mouth and maybe even more dental issues. But I could be wrong.