I received a Dreamstation 2 as replacement for my recalled Dreamstation 1
Didn't even try to use it. I have severe arthritis and having surgery on my thumb in a couple of weeks, the way that it works there is no way I could use it
Contacted Philips and they sent me a refurbished machine. No humidifier was included, I would have to pay out of pocket to get a new one if even available.
Questions about what to do with the machine below.
I have an appointment with my sleep doc next week, my DME says I will likely be able to get a new machine rather than deal with Philps.
I liked the Dreamstation but haven't tried anything else.
Looking for a recommendation for a new cpap machine that is easy to handle, only very gentle force to assemble, use and attach mask, humidifier and tank.
He recommended a Resmed 10? Is that the best one?
I would like to be able to use computer software to connect to the new machine, it's been a while but I have used sleepyhead in the past.
I would like a machine that is easy to use but gives me a lot of adjustment options (I'm a techie) and will try different things until I find the right settings.
Lastly, now I have my old machine to return, the refurbished Dreamstation and the Dreamstation 2 to return as well.
think there would be no problem keeping the Dreamstation 2 and perhaps reselling it, it did not come with a memory card, not sure if someone else could use it?
So that's my story
Ideas and recommendations welcome!