Sore nose bridge. - Hope2SleepGuide2024-03-28T22:20:23Zhttp://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/forum/topics/sore-nose-bridge?commentId=6381638%3AComment%3A56431&xg_source=activity&feed=yes&xn_auth=noYou're welcome Sean and good…tag:hope2sleepguide.co.uk,2017-12-22:6381638:Comment:564312017-12-22T01:16:28.523ZKath Hopehttp://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/profile/KathHope
<p>You're welcome Sean and good luck.....<br/> <br/> <cite>Sean Baker said:</cite></p>
<blockquote cite="http://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/forum/topics/sore-nose-bridge?page=1&commentId=6381638%3AComment%3A56332&x=1#6381638Comment56332"><div><p>Hi Kath,</p>
<p>Thank you for your great advice I will look into your comments.</p>
<p>kind Regards </p>
<p>sean</p>
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<p>You're welcome Sean and good luck.....<br/> <br/> <cite>Sean Baker said:</cite></p>
<blockquote cite="http://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/forum/topics/sore-nose-bridge?page=1&commentId=6381638%3AComment%3A56332&x=1#6381638Comment56332"><div><p>Hi Kath,</p>
<p>Thank you for your great advice I will look into your comments.</p>
<p>kind Regards </p>
<p>sean</p>
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</blockquote> Hi Kath,
Thank you for your g…tag:hope2sleepguide.co.uk,2017-12-21:6381638:Comment:563322017-12-21T22:54:11.478ZSean Bakerhttp://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/profile/SeanBaker
<p>Hi Kath,</p>
<p>Thank you for your great advice I will look into your comments.</p>
<p>kind Regards </p>
<p>sean</p>
<p>Hi Kath,</p>
<p>Thank you for your great advice I will look into your comments.</p>
<p>kind Regards </p>
<p>sean</p> I have exactly the same probl…tag:hope2sleepguide.co.uk,2017-12-19:6381638:Comment:563272017-12-19T12:28:07.174ZKath Hopehttp://hope2sleepguide.co.uk/profile/KathHope
<p>I have exactly the same problems as you Sean with the 'traditional' style of full face masks which is why I avoid them like the plague, except when I'm testing new ones. People like us tend to struggle more if we have both a receding jaw and either a bump on the nasal bridge or a slim bridge (I have all 3). Before going to the expense of a mask, it would be worth you trying a Silent Night Liner on top of the Philips LiquiCell nose pad…</p>
<p>I have exactly the same problems as you Sean with the 'traditional' style of full face masks which is why I avoid them like the plague, except when I'm testing new ones. People like us tend to struggle more if we have both a receding jaw and either a bump on the nasal bridge or a slim bridge (I have all 3). Before going to the expense of a mask, it would be worth you trying a Silent Night Liner on top of the Philips LiquiCell nose pad <a href="http://www.hope2sleep.co.uk/silent-night-mask-liners.html" target="_blank">http://www.hope2sleep.co.uk/silent-night-mask-liners.html</a></p>
<p>For me personally, I have 3 favourite masks, but do bear in mind that my favourites may not be yours. I use the FitLife and air doesn't blow into the eyes incidentally, the Amara View and the Hybrid. You could ask your hospital if they're able to let you try at least one of them, but if you do need to purchase one then contact us as sales@hope2sleep.co.uk or on 0300 102 9711 so we can help you better.</p>