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Resmed AirSense 11 AutoSet CPAP Machine w/ Heated Humidifier & SlimLine Tubing for $1,004 - $502 when you apply discount code
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Features:- Whisper-Quiet Operation: The machine operates at only 27 decibels, ensuring a peaceful sleep environment for both the user and their partner.
- Smart and Personalized Comfort: The integrated heated humidifier with Climate Control Auto prevents dryness and rainout. The "AutoSet for Her" mode also caters to the unique needs of women with sleep apnea, providing gentler pressure adjustments.
- User-Friendly Design: A large touchscreen interface, voice-guided setup, and a simple start/stop button make the machine intuitive to operate.
- Advanced Data Tracking: The myAir app provides personalized feedback, detailed sleep data, and troubleshooting support, empowering users to manage their therapy effectively.
- Automatic Pressure Adjustment: The AutoSet technology ensures optimal pressure levels throughout the night, adapting to the user's breathing patterns and maximizing therapy effectiveness.
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I also prefer how the climateline hose exits at 90 degrees and swivels on the 10 as opposed to straight out the back on the 11.
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I have used the S9, Airsense 10, Airsense 11 and AirMini. With the exception of the AirMini, which a different animal, each subsequent generation has been a net improvement over the previous ones. At the same time, most of the differences were incremental (even the purported negatives) and hardly noticeable after some time using one or the other.
Mask choice will have a far greater impact than choosing between the 10 and 11. I also recommend some kind of hose hanger to keep the hose out of the way.
Good luck!
This deal is better than what I can get with insurance due to $800 deductible.
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This deal is better than what I can get with insurance due to $800 deductible.
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I'm able to use these without any issues but I know not everyone can without some irritation, should try a couple nights without water to see how you do.
I also prefer how the climateline hose exits at 90 degrees and swivels on the 10 as opposed to straight out the back on the 11.
Would jump on a deal for another one of them.
I have used the S9, Airsense 10, Airsense 11 and AirMini. With the exception of the AirMini, which a different animal, each subsequent generation has been a net improvement over the previous ones. At the same time, most of the differences were incremental (even the purported negatives) and hardly noticeable after some time using one or the other.
Mask choice will have a far greater impact than choosing between the 10 and 11. I also recommend some kind of hose hanger to keep the hose out of the way.
Good luck!
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39226
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I'm able to use these without any issues but I know not everyone can without some irritation, should try a couple nights without water to see how you do.
You can usually find ResMed branded ones for about $20. Sometimes you'll see them sold as "end cap" rather than "side cover".
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Would jump on a deal for another one of them.
In a lot of these threads I see people mentiong that they got rid of their old CPAP. I understand that people's situations vary and it might be better to sell it or give it to someone in need rather than to hold on to it, but if you situation allows, I HIGHLY recommend you keep your old one.
Here's why:
1. CPAPs, like all mechanical devices, and will fail. While there are typically reliable and warranty service can be fast, especially while working with a good DME provider, these kinds of things always seem to fail at the worst time.
2. For those who don't travel enough to justify a dedicated travel machine, it makes a convenient travel unit, especially if you get the side plate/end cap to reduce the size.
3. For those who live in areas prone to evacuations due to wildfires, hurricanes, etc., having the old machine packed up and ready to grab can really help. That kind of situation is bad enough without bad sleep and your family complaining about the snoring.
Thus, I recommend that you pack up your old machine in the case with some supplies (it seems I always end up being shipping a new hose and reservior just before the new CPAP arrives), and keep it if you can.
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