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RE: Side sleeping / face frame masks - Dog Slobber - 02-01-2023

(01-31-2023, 12:37 PM)taylorgtr Wrote: I could go back to my Resmed P10, which doesn't have the face frame issue - but the straps are pretty useless - is there a better / more secure head strop for the P10?

When did you last try the P10?

They've changed the strap so it now has an adjustable clip to properly tighten and loosen it.

I hated the original strap, but really like the adjustable one.


RE: Side sleeping / face frame masks - taylorgtr - 06-07-2023

A follow-up on my results:

I've gotten good results through a combination of changes
1) a smaller pillow
2) making sure the straps are secure
3) Changing my nose piece on a regular basis

and...

4) realizing that some of the noise is due to the top vent from the mask hitting the pillow, making extra noise. If I position my head properly, noise level drops to zero.


RE: Side sleeping / face frame masks - Bostonsnow - 06-07-2023

As mentioned, the new P10 has adjustable strap tension (compared to the old version) so that helps, but its not perfect. 
I saw on another post, some people suggest going to a non-official/ non ResMed strap, available on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Upgraded-Replacement-Headgear-Compatible-Airfit/dp/B09ZXVM2PV/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2HTY9Y8NO6URS&keywords=medihealer+B09ZXVM2PV&qid=1685986597&sprefix=medihealer+b09zxvm2pv%2Caps%2C2

I have not tried it yet so far myself though.