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Nano for Her just arrived
Will have to see how it does. I wish the "short" connecting hose was removable like the Wisp. No other thoughts until I try it tonight!
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Permalink Reply by Ginny Edmundson on
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The short tube IS removable but less easy than the wisp/
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Permalink Reply by Mary Z on
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I have used my Nano for a couple of nights. I had a bit of confusion figuring how the straps went, they're kind of weird. The mask is a copy of the Wisp and not necessarily better. My leak numbers improved last night, but it's really hard to tell if it's leaking or not. I think the trick with these minimalist nasal masks is to replace the cushion ever three weeks. At least for me. I wipe it off with a mask wipe every morning and don't do any further washing of the mask. I do like the way the small hose detaches from the mask. I tried a FFM- the ResMed Quattro Air- and could not believe how dry my mouth was the next morning. I bought the wrong size and don't know if that makes any difference.
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I think I will get some mask wipes. The wisp was easy to gently wash in baby shampoo and water but I don't like disconnecting the Nano (maybe I am using the wrong technique!) It was much more comfortable to me than the wisp as far as the head gear goes. A little discomfort around lower nose. No leak issues. But I had loosened the cervical collar (due to pain) and had more mouth "puffs" which woke me up. No change in AHI (7 day average) and no leaks. I need to see if cushion is available on CPAP.com so I have a spare! Will see how my second night goes.
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I had better luck with the Nano last night. I found if after the air started blowing and I was laying down I could lift the whole mask up off my mace, the mask would fill with air and I could feel no leaks. I don't have much luck with side sleeping though which is a negative for me. I ordered two more Wisp cushions- the failures I have experienced must have been due to the cushion's age. I think three weeks is optimal for me. I also ordered and inexpensive conventional nasal gel mask (boil and mold cushion) for nights when the Nano or Wisp fails me. Since Cpap.com offers free return insurance on the Nano I may send it back since I can't sleep on my side. I figure if I loved the Wisp at first there has to be something I'm doing wrong- like aged cushions.
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I switched pillows (the one I lay on) last night and it was more comfortable for sleep but the mask moved a little one time while on my side. What an ongoing process we sleep apnea luck individuals go through!
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I sent the Nano back yesterday. I bought two more cushions for my Wisp and another full size nasal mask.
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Have been using my Wisp the past 2 nights. Wish I could combine what I like in each and make a "Nisp". lol
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Permalink Reply by hifay on
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I see there is no need for me to try the Nano. I will wait for the Nisp. :-)
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I just can't seem to get the nano to work really well for me now. So I am still with the wisp
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