Looking for one to try out for snoring just don't know that much about them and what I should look for or to stay away from.
@mogopups: I use mine every night, so I can't loan you mine. I don't know if you can buy a CPAP machine without a doctor's prescription. A Pulminologist will do an initial screening. Then they usually have you spend the night at a sleep center where they hook you up and monitor every life-sign while you sleep. The results showed that I stopped breathing frequently during the night. After my doctor reviewed those results, he sent me back to the sleep center. This time, they monitored me while wearing a CPAP mask. They have several types and sizes of masks, so they try them for the best fit. Mine has certainly helped me. I would stop breathing dozens of times each night and would wake up very tired. The doctor also decides what pressure the machine should be set at.
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