Introduction To CPAP, APAP and BiPAP Machines (CPAP.com)
www.cpap.com — This video is to help people understand the different types of CPAP, BiLevel or BiPaps, and Auto-Adjusting CPAPs available and the variations between them. More videos can be seen at www.cpap.com.
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The music is SO wrong for this vid. Bad call. Couldn’t make it through the whole thing, had to stop.
why did you think the music in the background was a good idea????
The background music is a serious nuisance and makes it hard to hear the narrator. I was very interested in hearing about these products, but I had to strain to hear the information through that obnoxious and loud music. If you feel you must have background music, then please reduce the music level. Thank you !!
I’m using CPAP at the moment and it’s really helpful, I was not compliant at first but now I know how helpful it is so I’m using it quite regularly. cpapman.com has been my usual source. These videos really help since they are very informative
The speaker talks too fast & the music is too loud!
The speaker talks too fast & the music is too loud!
The dang music is ANNOYING. Way too loud!!!
bent (not bet)
sorry…
I had the same problem with the hinges. After they broke off I drilled two tiny holes into the mask on each side an bet a strong 2inch paper clip to fit. Workes very well. Now I have clips to the straps, so the mechanical stress ist less. Now the hinges last.
this music may cause suicidal thoughts.
test
Are there any strong masks? Ive broken the hinges on my mask like 3 times already and have had to replace them. Theyre so fragile. One of them broke while traveling on flight to NY sigh. Wished there was a metal one or something
thanks
i know they have them on ebay but not all of them are reasonably priced.
I think they must have hired some amateur video team for this – the music is completely inane and far too loud.
I want to know how to get my hands on a apap machine without a prescription
Turn down the background music please, it’s distracting.
All of these machines need a prescription?
Could you do a presentation on the OHMEDIA 3700 PULSE OXIMETER?