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Re: breeze nasal pillows

Posted by Cue Miller on February 08, 2002 at 17:55:11:

In Reply to: Re: breeze nasal pillows posted by tominjax on February 08, 2002 at 17:41:39:

I have used the Breeze for several years with NO additional straps -- not even the (optional) halo straps supplied with the Breeze. I have no problem keeping the device on, no matter what position I sleep in. I do hang the hose from a clamp over my head on the bed headboard to keep the hose from dragging on the headgear. I also did this with my Mirage and it helps with both devices.

Adjustment is the key to keeping the Breeze on your head. I'm sure there are a few people with head shapes or head sizes that might have a problem, but I feel that most people can adjust the headgear and keep the Breeze on properly.

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