CPAP Hose Lift System

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The F20 mask is adequate for the individual who lies down in bed and does not change position for the entire sleep experience. If I change position, the mask lets me know by leaking noisily, awakening my wife and me and seriously disrupts the sleep experience. I like the magnetic clip design that makes putting on and removing the mask so easy. Also like the elbow swivel design. The F10 design included a double silicone seal that is most effective for light sleepers like me. ResMed should have included that feature in the F20. If ResMed ever includes that one feature into the F20, I would eagerly switch to that mask. In the meantime, I'll stick with the F10.

My accessories were an exact match and I was able to update my pillows and other parts to go around my head

It keeps long hoses from tugging on your mask.

Had to tie it to the bed post to stabilize it. Otherwise, it does exactly what I wanted it to do.

I switched from a mask to nose pillows and had a problem with the hose dislodging the nose pillows when I adjusted the bed covers or when I rolled over. I found this and bought one immediately. It suspends the hose above you allowing you to roll side to side without dislodging the nose pillows. I bought a second for my traveling CPAP. I also convinced to friends to try the pillows with this lift system. They both love it. I would not do without it.

Helps keep the hose in place when I toss and turn. If condensation forms, it's less likely due to gravity to make it up the tube and back down into my nose. It's also very well-designed, light weight, and travel friendly. I use it all the time. I'd buy another one if I had to do it all over again.

I really like this hose lift, it helps keep the hose from getting tangled up. However, it kept falling over on me because the plastic part on the bottom wasn't secured well to the pole. I bought two of these and had the same problem with both, so I think it's a design flaw. However, after experimenting with duct tape, I decided just to use some strong glue to keep the pole in the plastic bottom piece, and it has been working great like that for months. I've also tried the hose hanging system where you use tape to secure the strap to your headboard, but I travel a lot and 1) it doesn't work well over time, and 2) it's very easy to forget. This lift, on the other hand, works very well, and folds up nicely to fit in my CPAP bag.

First off, I have to say that this product is a great idea and how it assembles and folds away is ingenious. My problem is that the final "stick" does not fit well into the receiver in the base, causing the unit to flop over continually, making it worthless. For this amount of money the product should be flawless, and since it isn't, I suggest you just purchase a 3M Command removable hook and strip system, and use a rubber band to hold your hose out of the way. Much cheaper, and in this case, much more effective.

I no longer am getting tangled up in the hose so wake up less often during the night.

When I first saw the support system for the hose I thought it looked pretty flimsy and was doubtful of its success. I am pleasantly surprised that it is working very well. I did have to secure it with a plastic tie to the bed frame to keep from moving but that wasn't a problem. It has eliminated my frequent awake periods to untwist from the hose being wrapped around me. It supports the hose and makes turning effortless. I don't care about the portability of the support and would have bought a more fixed and stable support if it was available. I wish I had bought it months ago.

This was a great purchase. Keeps the hose out of the way. Makes it possible to roll over easily. Light enough to take with you when you travel. Love it.