(10-16-2015, 09:30 AM)Mosquitobait Wrote: I alternate between the Swift and the P10. The back of the Swift tends to ride up the back of my head while I sleep. The p10 is too tight (big head). When it loosens up after a week or so, it's great. That lasts until I wash the mask again and then it's too tight.

(10-16-2015, 09:30 AM)Mosquitobait Wrote: I alternate between the Swift and the P10. The back of the Swift tends to ride up the back of my head while I sleep. The p10 is too tight (big head). When it loosens up after a week or so, it's great. That lasts until I wash the mask again and then it's too tight.

• If you have long enough hair, put your hair over the rear strap instead of under it. This keeps the headgear from sliding up.
  
  
• You loosen the headgear by spreading the two straps apart and tighten it by bringing the straps closer together.
  
  
• If your headgear is still too tight after adjusting, using scissors carefully cut 1/2" where the two straps separate so that the straps separate sooner. This will allow you to spread the straps further apart. If this helps, but not enough, repeat as needed.
  
  
• If you can't get the headgear tight enough, they sell clips (Resmed part number 62962) that can tighten your straps.
  
  
• Another alternative if your headgear is too lose even with the straps next to each other is to make a small fold in the rear of a strap, sew it together, and after confirming that the headgear now fits snip off the extra material from the loop.
  
  
• Don't let the different pillow sizes stop you from trying all of them. Often times, too small a pillow will restrict breathing or irritate your nares. For some people, a wrong size pillow made the headgear feel to tight. Don't be afraid to try all three sizes!
  

(09-29-2016, 02:06 PM)sylerner Wrote: A few tips for using the AirFit P10:

• If you have long enough hair, put your hair over the rear strap instead of under it. This keeps the headgear from sliding up.
  
  
• You loosen the headgear by spreading the two straps apart and tighten it by bringing the straps closer together.
  
  
• If your headgear is still too tight after adjusting, using scissors carefully cut 1/2" where the two straps separate so that the straps separate sooner. This will allow you to spread the straps further apart. If this helps, but not enough, repeat as needed.
  
  
• If you can't get the headgear tight enough, they sell clips (Resmed part number 62962) that can tighten your straps.
  
  
• Another alternative if your headgear is too lose even with the straps next to each other is to make a small fold in the rear of a strap, sew it together, and after confirming that the headgear now fits snip off the extra material from the loop.
  
  
• Don't let the different pillow sizes stop you from trying all of them. Often times, too small a pillow will restrict breathing or irritate your nares. For some people, a wrong size pillow made the headgear feel to tight. Don't be afraid to try all three sizes!
  

Hope this helps anyone having problems with their P10.

(09-29-2016, 02:23 PM)BadGoodDeb Wrote: 4 sizes! There are 4 pillows sizes for the P10. The "For Her" kit comes with XS, S, and M .... and any of those could be ordered separately. The ordinary kit (presumably "For Him") comes with S, M, and L.

I have the "For Her" kit, which does not include size L ..... but I request L as my monthly replacement pillows.

Just saying !

(09-29-2016, 05:50 PM)Sleeprider Wrote: My supplier removes the S/M/L pillows and gives me 2-large. Depending on who you use, I'm sure they can customize your delivery. I even had a For her headset once since they were out of stock on the regular one, and it still had 2-large pillows. After about a week that smaller headset worked okay, but I really don't have the "for her" physique.