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Re: Mirage FF Mask headgear question--help!

Posted by AmyM on October 07, 2001 at 18:21:15:

In Reply to: Re: Mirage FF Mask headgear question--help! posted by Spence on October 07, 2001 at 04:25:40:


Spence, I think it is even more comfortable than the nasal mask. Although I was actually breathing through my nose a good portion of the time, whenever I got stuffy I just opened my mouth without sacrificing the use of the cpap. I think ResMed deserves awards for the design of their mirage masks, headgear, the swing arm, and the Autoset T and humidaire. This is light years beyond the torture equipment I started out with.

If you have the AutoSet T you don't need to worry about pressure needs being affected by switching to the full face mask; you just push the menu button and change the setting for the mask.

Good luck!

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