No worries I appreciate the update. Thank you.

https://sleepres.com/frequently-asked-questions/

They claim no. It's just another resistor in the breathing circuit. Different masks have different pressure drop values (they are resistors as well) so I wouldn't worry about it.

Hey all, I keep running into this. Anyone else? Is there a fix. Thanks

Granny, hope you don't mind me asking: if you have to tape anyway why use a FFM?

I use sleep strips x-tape. Works great for me. https://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Sleeping-Restores-Breathing-Improve/dp/B0CJ86GT76/ref=sr_1_26 When removing them, don't pull them off. Peel them back. I'm going to check these out, thanks! Also 3m has a silcone backed Micropore tape. https://www.nex...

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Wed Sep 27, 2023 12:20 pm

I use sleep strips x-tape. Works great for me. https://www.amazon.com/Transparent-Slee ... ef=sr_1_26

When removing them, don't pull them off. Peel them back.

I'm going to check these out, thanks!

So, first, sorry for you troubles. I don't know if this is YOUR issues, but a bunch of us have seen what we call "phantom disconnects" or "multiple sessions" with the DS2. And it happens almost as if on a schedule, ie once an hour. However as near as anyone can tell, airflow is not ceasing (at least...

I wonder if the OP is using an over the nose cushion type mask. I have found that even the mildest pressure over the nose causes contriction of the passages in the nose. Since I am not alone with this uncommon reaction, could the OP's providers be unaware of it? That's an interesting point I had no...

Hi all, curious if anyone uses dialtors in conjuction with their CPAP?

If so, which:

!. dialators
2. w/ what mask.

Right now I'm wearing a FFM. Sadly.

Thanks for posting the journal article. Sounds quite sensible to me.

Thanks Pugsy, id'ing the false flags is most helpful