Goggles available for dry-eye CPAP users

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Goggles available for dry-eye CPAP users

Post by robert-tim » Mon Mar 18, 2024 12:44 pm

I purchased a pair of goggles that can be worn with a CPAP mask and seem to prevent air from being blown into the user's face. They seem to accomplish this purpose without causing discomfort. WAHAH is the trade name on Amazon's site, where you can also see pictures of the goggles. I don't know if these goggles are the best available for users with dry-eye problems, so I am not endorsing them over others that might be found by someone else. These cost about $20, including a hard case. They are not intended for other purposes.

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Re: Goggles available for dry-eye CPAP users

Post by ChicagoGranny » Mon Mar 18, 2024 5:26 pm

The Coptic "wahe" became Arabic "wahah" which means "oasis".

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Re: Goggles available for dry-eye CPAP users

Post by chunkyfrog » Thu Mar 21, 2024 8:55 am

And I believe Oasis might be a brand of products for dry eye relief.

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