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Respironics Sleepeasy CPAP

Kraeken

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For sale is a new Respironics Sleepeasy CPAP Machine. It was only used for about five minutes- I decided CPAP is not for me and got septoplasty instead.

This unit is very quiet, comfortable and portable. It comes with all accessories and paperwork. It is in new condition, it literally was used for less than five minutes.

$235 shipped.

Thanks for looking!

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I got the CPAP machine after a half assed sleep study. Its a long story but don't have sleep apnea, I have insomnia and I am sleep deprived for a living. I was told by a doctor that septoplasty would improve the quality of my sleep.

However, the septoplasty went awesome! I had a badly deviated septum with almost complete blockage of my left nostril. The surgery opened it right up and I can get almost as much air in through my nose as my mouth. I think I sleep a little better, but I can definitely breathe better!
 
I got the CPAP machine after a half assed sleep study. Its a long story but don't have sleep apnea, I have insomnia and I am sleep deprived for a living. I was told by a doctor that septoplasty would improve the quality of my sleep.

However, the septoplasty went awesome! I had a badly deviated septum with almost complete blockage of my left nostril. The surgery opened it right up and I can get almost as much air in through my nose as my mouth. I think I sleep a little better, but I can definitely breathe better!

that what my slep study told me to use Cpap machine, I`m researching my options now, thank you for the answer, Im glad it helped you.
 

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