Liquicell Multiple Use

[Potamantha]

I use Liquicell to deal with abrasion on the bridge of my nose caused by the mask. I have been using a single Liquicell for 7 days. I have not had any trouble with them breaking. This despite the manufacturer designating them as single use. Has anyone else had experience with using the same Liquicell for more than one night?

[more02]

might want to consider a different set up... unless someone here knows something I don't.

[Potamantha]

might want to consider a different set up... unless someone here knows something I don't.
Have you had experience using it for more than one night?

[more02]

no but if it bothers you then you need to make a change. There are face masks that don't run up the bridge of your nose, however, if you are a side sleeper, then the masks that don't ride the bridge, tend to slip and leak. My observation. If you can sleep on your back or prop yourself up then you are good with the mask that doesn't ride your bridge.

[jimbud]

There are face masks that don't run up the bridge of your nose, however, if you are a side sleeper, then the masks that don't ride the bridge, tend to slip and leak. My observation. If you can sleep on your back or prop yourself up then you are good with the mask that doesn't ride your bridge.

Wrong.

We are all different.
One persons "observation" can not be definitive for all.

JPB

[more02]

if I said to use one that doesn't ride the bridge and you're good to go, then yes then you would be right that everyone is different. Your bridge on your nose prevents it from sliding across your face when lying on your side, when you drift off to sleep and your face sinks into your pillow and you turn over what would happen? An observation that you don't have to actually experience before hand.

[jimbud]

if I said to use one that doesn't ride the bridge and you're good to go, then yes then you would be right that everyone is different. Your bridge on your nose prevents it from sliding across your face when lying on your side, when you drift off to sleep and your face sinks into your pillow and you turn over what would happen? An observation that you don't have to actually experience before hand.

Hey more0.

You might want to think about saying less.
Obviously you have no idea what you are talking about.

This forum is for helping people. Not confusing them.

Get yourself some more experience before posting.
Your nonsense is not helping.

JPB

[ChicagoGranny]

Hey more0.

You might want to think about saying less.
Obviously you have no idea what you are talking about.

This forum is for helping people. Not confusing them.

Get yourself some more experience before posting.
Your nonsense is not helping.

JPB

Yup. We've seen many new members who have no experience helping people in a forum. Some of them come in here all eager to post something and do more damage than good. Not too many are helpful the first day they join.

[chunkyfrog]

What the hell is Liquicell?
edit: never mind. I googled it.
The question is--if Respironics sells this product, does that indicate they know
or even INTEND their masks to cause damage?

[more02]

google it Mr. experienced.....

[zonker]

What the hell is Liquicell?

wasn't aware of it myself. found on google at cpapshop-

https://www.thecpapshop.com/respironics ... p-cushions

[more02]

wow wasn't that easy?

[zonker]

Hey more0.

You might want to think about saying less.
Obviously you have no idea what you are talking about.

This forum is for helping people. Not confusing them.

Get yourself some more experience before posting.
Your nonsense is not helping.

JPB

Yup. We've seen many new members who have no experience helping people in a forum. Some of them come in here all eager to post something and do more damage than good. Not too many are helpful the first day they join.

already on my foe list. didn't take long.

[chunkyfrog]

Again---
The question is--if Respironics sells this product, does that indicate they know
or even INTEND their masks to cause damage?
(Yeah, on my foe list too.)

[chunkyfrog]

We are fine--you need a chill pill--take a handful, please.