I've never liked to disparage a mask model. I may return to it someday and learn to use and love it.

BTW, the Amara View gets very good reviews - https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... eviews-tab

jennmary wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 09, 2018 1:48 am

Welp....I take a few years off and come back to find that not much has changed around here. lol

That's correct. There is still a lot of snark here.

Thanks for adding to it.

prodigyplace wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 08, 2018 6:51 pm

The pink is probably to alert the moderators to spam.

Captain Obvious!

Used in a smoking environment?

But I have been counseling that a day or two of omitted therapy, either because of a power failure or forgotten machine, isn,t likely to be a problem as most of us had the condition for decades before being diagnosed . Many of us had heart attacks before starting to use CPAP. Heart attacks which co...

I just don't get why people get so defensive about what they do or don't do. Here, it is a nice little sport. A quaint diversion from the usual humdrum of leaky masks, bricks, 4 - 20 settings, lying DMEs. I can't wait until the next newbie says they have been washing and cloroxing all their stuff t...

greatunclebill wrote:all of my stuff baked up twice

450 for 30 minutes should take care of you. Waste of energy to do it twice.

TedVPAP wrote:Edit your post and change to large thumbnail and use "Linked BBCode"

No need to do that. Just right click and open the image in a new tab. It's easily viewable.

What makes you so knowledgeable about what the poster needs? I have zero idea what he needs. That is why my post includes a conditional phrase, if patients like you are wasteful that is their business and choice ... it's no longer their own business when they post it on a page that can be read by a...

Which brand are you asking about? - https://www.cpap.com/cpap-masks/nasal-p ... p-mask.php

You can also find reviews on that page.

ImRealPleezApproveMe wrote:My DME emails me the moment anything is eligible to be billed to the insurance company. I just call and tell them what I want and they send it, no doc involvement at all. It's a money machine for them.

... only if patients like you are wasteful in taking supplies you don't really need.

metallikat36 wrote:I got an authorization letter in the mail for a couple things that I guess it is time to replace (nasal pillows and air filter).

If you want to be independent, why are you depending on someone to tell you when to replace pillows and filters?

Who sent this letter?

The promise that has never been kept:

mldenison wrote:I'll retire from this thread

mldenison wrote:I have 2 safes full. Appreciate it, though. .22's through .50 BMG

Net neutrality = More government regulation + More government snooping + Less private investment

The internet has been wonderful for 15 years without a net neutrality law and the government bureaucracy that comes with it.

I'm against net neutrality.

Bertha deBlues wrote:Tain't funny, McGee.

Thanks to you, Sweetie, it's now in two posts instead of one.