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I love it. |
August 9, 2009 |
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Greg Clarke
from Charlotte, NC United States
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I've used this device for at least 5 years. I got tired of masks and the over-the-top devices hurt my nose. I can even sleep on my side and go to sleep with my iPod and headphones. My only complaint is that the hoses get hard as a rock.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Nasal Aire II |
May 30, 2008 |
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Paul
from San Diego area
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I'm a light sleeper due to chronic pain, and need an interface that does not interfere with my ability to move into different positions in bed. The Nasal Aire II allows me to sleep on my back, stomach or side without serious interference. It took me only a few nights to get used to having the cannula section pressed into my nostrils. A tight fit is essential to minimize loss of pressure in the system and to avoid the noise of an air leak.
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Nasal Aire masks |
March 10, 2008 |
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Eston G Clare Sr
from Brooklyn, NY United States
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I have tried many different kinds of masks,
from full face (everything in between) ending in the nasal aire and the 1 & 2.
I will recommend any of the three because after 11 years of having sleep apnea, these are the only ones I can use
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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masks are a pain |
August 6, 2007 |
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Winfield Hunt
from McGaheysville, VA United States
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Ok, I am not a willing participant in cpap. For my sleep study I hated the mask...claustrophobic...restrained...uncomfortable...generally a pain in the rear. So I had to get cpap and tried the Nasal Aire II. A few days of playing with the headband, a week or two of my nose rebelling against the prongs...and now, I hate to say it, it isn't that bad. I don't snore...I don't have apnea events...I don't wake up feeling the unit or the hose...I did modify the way of wearing it to have the hose behind my head instead of in front, but still...I get to sleep...stomach, back, side...anyway that is comfortable...try that with the more conventional mask!!! If you are like me and don't want or can't stand the feeling of a huge hunk of junk on your face at night..try Nasal Aire II...it will take a bit to get used to, but really not that long...a couple of weeks..thats all!!!
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