roadwarrior:
does that mean 5 years of use or 5 years of ownership for replacement? i asked my insurance company how often they get replaced and they said there was no set time. but they gotta use something as a barometer besides breakage. mine is having its 5 year anniversary soon, and i want a new one, but i can't claim 5 years of use.
i am also planning to claim need for autopap in lieu of another sleep test, which is more expensive and may be more painful for both of us. i think i need higher pressure because my pre-cpap symptoms are returning in spite of great compliance for three months.
caroline
question on how long a cpap machine lasts.....
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