(06-11-2022, 09:54 AM)BeauPetitNez Wrote: This is the continuation of a previous post...

Many users of the Brevida mask like it very much, my doctor told me 90% of those testing it adopt it, but very often with headgear complains.  It move too much during the night, producing lot of leaks, and can't be "lightly fix" for a minimal pressure on the nostrils.  The headgear is the weak part.

So my searched made to buy a Evora Headgear (only the headgear) and assembled it with the Brevida mask (removing the original headgear)
After 2 weeks of tests, I was so happy that I asked my son (who is working for Creaform) to scan both pieces and I designed an adaptor that will ease the assembly and keep both pieces firmly in place.

Now after 3 months of use, THIS IS THE BEST PILLOW MASK for me.  I don't understand why Fisher & Paykel did not realized that.  Thye had all in hand for that.
So I filed a USPTO patent, and if they want it... NO PROBLEM we can talk !!!
(I am sure they are surfing on this forum)

I am curious about how many Brevida users on the earth ... maybe not too many because the poor headgear, but NOW with the Evora one .... ???

Actually I don't want to make a business with, I patent because I am used to that in my projects, but if OTHER USERS of this forum what to have a try, I can print some on request and they will become my "cobaye".

And the results are ...

(06-11-2022, 09:54 AM)BeauPetitNez Wrote: So I googled brevida mask with evora headgear and this post came up. How is it holding up?





This is the continuation of a previous post...

Many users of the Brevida mask like it very much, my doctor told me 90% of those testing it adopt it, but very often with headgear complains.  It move too much during the night, producing lot of leaks, and can't be "lightly fix" for a minimal pressure on the nostrils.  The headgear is the weak part.

So my searched made to buy a Evora Headgear (only the headgear) and assembled it with the Brevida mask (removing the original headgear)
After 2 weeks of tests, I was so happy that I asked my son (who is working for Creaform) to scan both pieces and I designed an adaptor that will ease the assembly and keep both pieces firmly in place.

Now after 3 months of use, THIS IS THE BEST PILLOW MASK for me.  I don't understand why Fisher & Paykel did not realized that.  So Thye had all in hand for that.
So I filed a USPTO patent, and if they want it... NO PROBLEM we can talk !!!
(I am sure they are surfing on this forum)

I am curious about how many Brevida users on the earth ... maybe not too many because the poor headgear, but NOW with the Evora one .... ???

Actually I don't want to make a business with, I patent because I am used to that in my projects, but if OTHER USERS of this forum what to have a try, I can print some on request and they will become my "cobaye".

And the results are ...