"Thanks Kath. I am going to start adapting to the mask by wearing it in the day at first. Once I get one or two nights on it I reckon I will be OK.
other forums have said there is no point in tweaking my pressure because of the high leak rate and I…"
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I have for sale an excellent new equipment for treating sleep apnea. DeVilbiss Blue AutoPlus CPAP machine, Pulse Dose Heated Humidifier, Full-face DreamWear fit pack with headgear, hose lift, filters.
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