I do make yearly appointments with my doctor, but have only seen secondary providers
in his office for the last 10+ years.
I tell them what I am doing, and they note it on my chart.
It keeps Medicare happy (or not ) and my DME sells me only what I really need.

Did you dry it out before trying to use it again?
If it still works, you dodged a bullet, although a noisy one.

I think Bluper is intelligent enough to understand I was being sarcastic--
Which seems to be more difficult for others.

No haiku attempt here.
Coincidence only.
It must be a cultural thing.
Too Irish to feel poetry when nothing rhymes.

IMO, the intent of philips' exchange process was to trap patients
into years longer of dealing with their inferior machines.
The decent thing would have been to recall their damn junk, and giving out cash refunds!
The whole stinking nightmare is appalling!

Whether or not there has been success depends on your definition of success.
Any outcome extending ones dependence on a mediocre company is not my idea of success.

I route my hose UP, through a hose management apparatus. This allows me to use a regular pillow. We were given one of those fancy foam pillows with the cutouts, and we both found it completely useless. So glad we did not waste money on it. Even unused, the foam went to hell within a fairly short tim...

Faith, hope, and trust.
Misdirected?
Others have either been fulfilled; or have given up in disgust.
Never having used philips: PRICELESS!

Just a simple test, you might try raising the minimum pressure from 4 cm. to around 12 cm. (By steps, for patient comfort) [[[The patient's provider failed to set the minimum ipap at all--lazy bozo, IMO.]]] I would leave the max EPAP where it is. Nice thing about APAP is the ability to titrate fairl...

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

Thank you for sharing details about a flakey machine.
Hopefully others can afford quality machines over cheap ones.
Sorry you are in this rut.

That's right. "Dreamwear not [recommended] for dry-eyes patients. Solutions?" Anyhow, tomorrow I expect to get the goggles I ordered to remedy the condition and will report on my experiences Monday morning if the goggles arrive on time. "Corrective lenses?" :-) Instead of replyingy you can simply e...

I agree that Resmed are superior machines.
I suspect your problems will vanish once you get used to the Airsense;
and you will wonder how you ever tolerated the Respironics.

Old news.
Zombified to make a buck.