Change p10 to n20 mask

[alpharomeo]

I decided I will try the N20. I have been using the N10 for over 18 months and I went through two kits. The fabric belcrow in the N-10 does not last well and it starts bending and does not hold well so many times I wake up and belts come off etc. It looks like the N20  fabric and design will last longer. Lately I feel tired but the sleep readings  seem to be okay. I will also increase the low pressure from 5 to 6 and see if there is difference.

[pdguest]

I am at the same place you are, I believe.  I just today contacted my DME and made an appointment to try some nasal masks.  I just started CPAP 2 weeks ago, and thought I would really like the Airfit P10, but it just makes my nose so sore.  I've loosened it, and I'm putting lanolin on my nose nightly, but it isn't getting any better.  I'm going to try the N20 and few other nasal masks and hopefully one of them will work better for me.

[chigirl]

If they have the Eson2, you may want to give that a try.  At first glance you might thing it would be more cumbersome on your face than an N20 or a Wisp, but the "bar" in the middle is located strategically so that when you have it on, you can't see it.   And it's very quiet.  (Quietest of all the masks I tried.)  It also doesn't blow cold air.  The only drawback for me is that you can't wear glasses with it.

[pdguest]

If they have the Eson2, you may want to give that a try. 

Thanks for the tip, chigirl.  I know they seem to have a lot of Resmed masks.  I will see if they have that one from Fisher & Paykel.  The price seems pretty reasonable per vendor #1.