What's Your Mask?
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I've used a nasal mask for my initial first 2 months with a CPAP. Now I'm on a FF mask made by Fisher/Paykel...the 431 FlexFit. It's "ok" but in no way "perfect. I'm not sure it exists but I'll probably continue to look. I can't believe those pillows would work for me. I sleep on my left side for the most part.
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Extremly satisfied Swift user...prior to that I was a very sad, and sore, Respironics ComfortSelect user.
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where's nasal prongs?
Where's nasal prongs? Count me for one NasalAire II. Thanks
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Re: where's nasal prongs?
I actually had NasalAire when I entered the poll initially, but alas a "limitation" of technology made me limit my choices to only ten. But hey, I didn't know a priori which masks would be the most popular. That's why I made the poll. Oops, looking at the poll, I probably should have included NasalAire, and dropped one of the others. Sorry.neverbetter wrote:Where's nasal prongs? Count me for one NasalAire II. Thanks
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[quote="roadwarrior"] I can't believe those pillows would work for me. I sleep on my left side for the most part.
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LOL!! Yep...you are, LB!!! (Just kiddin' ya!)littlebaddow wrote:Can't vote cos you don't have the mirage vista listed
Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only person in the world who likes that mask
Hey, if it works for ya, it works. Glad you and the Vista get along well. I've seen some others report liking it.
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Perhaps I should start a Vista appreciation societyrested gal wrote:LOL!! Yep...you are, LB!!! (Just kiddin' ya!)
Hey, if it works for ya, it works. Glad you and the Vista get along well. I've seen some others report liking it.
The wide range of answers shows what a wide range of face shapes and sizes we must have. I know this has been discussed before, but it's a shame we can't find a sensible way for people to try out a variety of masks until they find the one that suits them best. For those of us who can't rely on insurance, it ain't cheap to experiment
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