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sleepy1235
Posts: 34 Threads: 10 Joined: Jan 2015
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03-30-2017, 06:02 AM
RE: Newbie needing reassurance
I am guessing that the straps were on too tight. Plus you didn't get a good nights sleep with everything a sleep study involves.
My experience is that carefully adjusting the straps to be tight enough not to have leaks but not any tighter helps greatly. 
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Newbie needing reassurance
