TAP PAP, DME and Medicare?

dllynam wrote: I'm currently looking at ones like the Swift FX

The Swift FX was my main mask till the Tap Pap came out. I really liked it. Have you looked at the Bella Loops that you can also use? The Swift FX offers a package with both the Loops and the traditional headgear.
With the traditional headgear I found that the little covers that come with the mask setup weren't sufficient to keep me from getting a few marks on my cheeks (with my bed pillow laying on a wrinkle on the pillow case would leave a mark) so I preferred to use the fleece side covers from Padacheek.com. They are easily made though....I just am not into making stuff anymore so I bought Karen's.

I did well with the Bella Loops after a little bit of adjustment. I probably split the use with 50% traditional headgear and 50% Loops. Just depended on my mood mostly. The traditional headgear is pretty much idiot proof. If you did well with the Opus 360 you would probably do well with the Swift FX.

I have never used a SleepWeaver mask. Stuck one (I think the first one) on my face once to see how it felt and it was way too close to my eyes to suit me. Now the new models are a bit smaller so maybe they wouldn't be so close to my eyes but I just never was curious enough about any SleepWeaver to want to even try it even though they offered free return insurance at cpap.com. I knew I wouldn't use it on a regular basis so no need to spend the money.
There are those that swear by it though...so you know how the story goes...one man's treasure is another man's trash.

wow... thanks for the info on the bella https://www.cpap.com/productpage/resmed ... -cpap.html, I will make sure to have my supplier get that for me to try... would love not having straps behind my head all the time, but since it comes with the regular headgear, too, I could use that as well, best of both worlds maybe...