11-06-2023, 01:37 PM
Does Oscar support Philips CAX900T12C
My son's ASV is being replaced under the Philips recall.
Our supplier told me the model number of the replacement machine is
CAX900T12C
I don't see this in the latest list of supported machines posted here in the forum, but I figured I should check to be sure.
I believe there is a CAX900T120 on the list.
Only the last character is different. It's possible my supplier read the last character wrong - read the 0 as a C - quite possible.
Bottom line, do you know if Oscar supports this? If not, is it likely to in the near future?
Thanks
Our supplier told me the model number of the replacement machine is
CAX900T12C
I don't see this in the latest list of supported machines posted here in the forum, but I figured I should check to be sure.
I believe there is a CAX900T120 on the list.
Only the last character is different. It's possible my supplier read the last character wrong - read the 0 as a C - quite possible.
Bottom line, do you know if Oscar supports this? If not, is it likely to in the near future?
Thanks
- DIAGNOSED WITH UARS 2014
- Much worse since starting on CPAP/ASV. 100% Compliant.
ADDITIONAL SYMPTOMS/ISSUES:
- Rhinitus: Possibly allergic, getting tests. Could be non-allergenic.
- Nostrils appear to "collapse" when inhaling quickly (more than other people)
- Expiratory palatal prolapse
- REGULARLY recurring dreams of pulling gum or taffy from mouth, throat, teeth; drowning; falling; chasing people; sand in mouth; nose and face covered by something; feel like head is breaking through a "membrane".
Upon waking: No refreshment; sweating; skin burning; tongue thrust between teeth
- Weird breathing when simply lying down, or falling asleep - like holding breath.
- SEVERE fatigue. Struggle to even get out of bed, can't sustain physical or mental activities for long
- Much worse since starting on CPAP/ASV. 100% Compliant.
ADDITIONAL SYMPTOMS/ISSUES:
- Rhinitus: Possibly allergic, getting tests. Could be non-allergenic.
- Nostrils appear to "collapse" when inhaling quickly (more than other people)
- Expiratory palatal prolapse
- REGULARLY recurring dreams of pulling gum or taffy from mouth, throat, teeth; drowning; falling; chasing people; sand in mouth; nose and face covered by something; feel like head is breaking through a "membrane".
Upon waking: No refreshment; sweating; skin burning; tongue thrust between teeth
- Weird breathing when simply lying down, or falling asleep - like holding breath.
- SEVERE fatigue. Struggle to even get out of bed, can't sustain physical or mental activities for long
