Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable?

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Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable?

Posted by Stephen on October 06, 2001 at 08:20:54:
Hi again - thanks for the replies, earlier.
I just went and looked to see what "Nasal Pillows" are ... and from the look of them, I am wondering if they really *would* be more comfortable.
I am about to get my machine, and would like to get some opinions for and against... and yes, the suggestions to rent/try a few different machines definately sounds like the right one.
Thanks again to all.
Stephen

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Re: Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable? BostonBoy 06:51 10/07/01 (1)

Re: Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable? BostonBoy 07:14 10/07/01 (0)

Re: Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable? AlA 09:14 10/06/01 (0)

Try pillows -- but keep open to other options open NYwilly 09:06 10/06/01 (0)

Re: Nasal Pillows - are they more comfortable? Spence 08:49 10/06/01 (1)

Using search engine for Nasal Pillows info Cue Miller 09:56 10/06/01 (0)

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