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chinstrap problem
How do you get the single chinstrap to stay on your head and keep from slipping off? I've already tried putting it under the mask with no success.
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Permalink Reply by 99 on
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idea rap a nylon stocking around the chin strap
perhaps we have other inovators to help
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Permalink Reply by Saz RPSGT on
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A company called Tiara makes a nice chinstrap that stays in place. We use them at my lab since it's next to impossible for them to slide off.
Those chinstraps that look like you just got back from a root canal at the dentist are really tough to keep in place.
Saz
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Permalink Reply by susan mccord on
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Jason, where do you buy those Tiara chinstraps from?
Susan
Saz RPSGT said:A company called Tiara makes a nice chinstrap that stays in place. We use them at my lab since it's next to impossible for them to slide off.
Those chinstraps that look like you just got back from a root canal at the dentist are really tough to keep in place.
Saz
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Do you guys remember Judy talking about using a pair of pantyhose for a chinstrap? She said it works for her.
99 said:idea rap a nylon stocking around the chin strap
perhaps we have other inovators to help
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http://www.cpapplus.com/CPAP_Headgear/Tiara_Medical/TMS-09.html
This is just one site that I found with a quick "Tiara Medical CPAP" search. There may be others for a better price. This is the exact one I was referring to though. It is $17 at this site.
Saz
susan mccord said:Jason, where do you buy those Tiara chinstraps from?
Susan
Saz RPSGT said:A company called Tiara makes a nice chinstrap that stays in place. We use them at my lab since it's next to impossible for them to slide off.
Those chinstraps that look like you just got back from a root canal at the dentist are really tough to keep in place.
Saz
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Permalink Reply by Renee on
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Hey Saz ~ Thanks for the suggestion. Renee
Saz RPSGT said:A company called Tiara makes a nice chinstrap that stays in place. We use them at my lab since it's next to impossible for them to slide off.
Those chinstraps that look like you just got back from a root canal at the dentist are really tough to keep in place.
Saz
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