pd3mnd wrote:
週五才申請好診斷書，...(恕刪)
別哭別哭。
三個月前訂購打完折 USD 1,147，現在只賣 USD 1,013，匯率也沒變多少，但價差 USD 134 美金。
要是歐元就更慘了...
SHINOBU wrote:
請問TheCpapShop...(恕刪)
PAP 機器並非一般消費性電子產品，因此購買時，「處方箋」是必要的先決條件。
這裡有線上製作處方箋的工具，記得清楚記載病患與醫師的資訊，其餘沒有相關資訊的欄位，就留空，最重要的是處方箋的數值與醫師簽名。
Resmed AirCurve BiPAP 10 VAuto + 配件
折扣碼：SAVE500
原價
Resmed AirSense 11 APAP + 配件
折扣碼：FATHERDAYSALE
原價
請一定要使用 VPN 連線到美國才能下載，至於爲什麼臺灣、中國以及其它亞洲國家連線到該網站不是 403 就是很慢... 那可能只有當地代理商才知道。
此程式僅供作 Resmed 使用者參考，詳細數據資料解讀，請遵循專科醫師囑咐。
載點 I APboard
- 需使用 VPN ，可考慮下載 Proton VPN 或自選可連線至美國的 VPN，並連上線
- 點擊這裡下載 ResScan 5.9 點擊這裡下載 ResScan 6.x 點擊這裡下載 ResScan 7.x
- Resmed 11 必須使用 7.x 版本，舊版本的帳號密碼設定較簡單。
載點 II Resmed 官網
- Resmed 美國官網也需要 VPN 連線，至於原因是什麼，可能要問代理商。
- 下載軟體可能需要有效帳號，申請方式請依個人實情登錄。
- 下載 ResScan 7.x https://document.resmed.com/en-us/secure/software/resscan/installation_packages/31302_ResScan_7.0.zip
https://cpapspecials.com
目前打折加DHL免運。
網站沒有跟我要處方簽。我買了才發現他有附加熱管的機器結果我是買了標準管的機器再加購加熱管前後差了20美金。加熱管清潔刷阿里巴巴上有價錢差很多我是在阿里巴巴買的，不介意的朋友可以參考看看。
阿里巴巴
以上為小弟購物經驗分享，網路購物有風險下單前請慎重考慮。
如何選購適合的呼吸器？
以下貼文來源，反正臺灣的 IP 是連不上的，相信「非營利單位」(可是一直要人抖內)不會介意把愛傳下去，畢竟這單位還要林杯的翻譯估價，這筆錢就省下來吧！林杯不想翻，就請有需要的人，可以使用線上翻譯就夠了。
我愛翻譯Google Translate
DeepL
CPAP 資料數據彙整分析應用程式
SleepyHead
ResScan https://document.resmed.com/en-us/secure/software/resscan/installation_packages/31302_ResScan_7.0.zip
CPAP Machine Choices - from a patient’s perspective
Don't let a Durable Medical Equipment $upplier (DME) bamboozle you. Never accept or settle for what we nickname a dumb "brick" CPAP machine (one that is not fully data-capable). If you get a good, data-capable CPAP machine - you and your doctor will be greatly empowered to monitor the effectiveness of your treatment on an ongoing basis. You can also use free software -Sleephead for your personal computer to monitor and chart your progress - as long as you have a data-capable machine.
Good vs. Bad Machines - Don't Get Taken
Good CPAP machines will record every breath taken during the night and attempt to detect apneas and tell the patient treatment is working. Unfortunately, many manufacturers still make "brick" CPAP machines that only record the total hours of use on the machine, but don't record data on how therapy is working. Having data can allow the patient and doctor to understand problems and target those problems with changes in therapy pressure or even show the need for a different type of machine. Data avoids the need for repeat sleep studies to diagnose and treat problems, and to fine-tune CPAP or bilevel (BPAP) therapy.
Many DME's (Durable Medical Equipment supplier / CPAP salesmen) will try to sell patients a "brick" CPAP because they make a higher profit with that type of machine. Patients should not unconditionally trust a DME. Many will claim a brick does record data when in fact it only records "compliance" data, i.e. the time you use it. Don't blindly trust a doctor to make sure the right machine is prescribed, either. Many doctors are simply uninformed about modern CPAP machines and some put too much faith in the DME. Although not comprehensive, this article contains a general consensus on which machines to favor and which machines to avoid.
Remember that even a "dataless" CPAP machine is a marvelous, life-saving device. However, a fully data-capable CPAP machine is a much more useful device that will provide far better therapy for most patients.
With the Philips recall, top-tier CPAP machines are in short supply, and retail prices have nearly doubled. In response to that, suppliers are pushing much less expensive Chinese-manufactured CPAP machines by Resvent (iBreeze) and BMC (Luna) out the door and into the hands of unwitting consumers. Be wise when you’re about to make a decision.
My DME Dispensed a Used CPAP
Unfortunately, there are many examples of used CPAP machines dispensed to patients initially or as replacement devices. This has been the case with both private insurance and Medicare. In most cases where the recipient identifies the machine as used before accepting delivery, and refuses delivery, the machine is replaced with a new one. In most situations, someone who complains about a used machine prior to delivery will be given a new machine. Relatively few patients are either aware or knowledgeable about this issue and how to deal with it, and it is very difficult to leverage a return once the machine is accepted and used. Buying a used or reconditioned machine is a smart way to save money.
Makes and Models
Although there are many CPAP manufacturers, the CPAP market is dominated by two players: ResMed and Philips Respironics. These companies make some excellent machines as well as a few to be avoided. Their research and development seem to be well in advance of other makers.
There are a number of second-string manufacturers including Fisher & Paykel, DeVilbiss, Puritan Bennett, and Weinmann. While these companies make good machines they are not as widely known and in some cases, support software is either not available or not very useful.
Newly arriving on the market is a range of Chinese machines such as Apex, BMC, Luna, and others. While they may be excellent machines, apnea community support is lacking and software support may not exist.
Patients should be careful - it's easy to be confused by the names of the machines. For example, a ResMed S9 Escape Auto is a totally different machine from an S9 AutoSet. A BMC RESmart is not the same as a ResMed. Note also that many machines have different names and model numbers in different countries. Patients should be absolutely certain about the exact model they want, and it's wise to double-check the Apnea Board forum if there are any questions.
Software
To get the best possible results from a CPAP machine it's necessary to see in detail what's happening during sleep. Most major manufacturers have simple web-based software that provides some basic data, such as the hours used and AHI. Examples are ResMed MyAir and Philips Respironics DreamMapper. Much more detailed data can be viewed using the manufacturer's professional software (eg ResMed's ResScan and Philips' Encore). Generally speaking, these professional software packages are complex and difficult to use.
SleepyHead
ResScan https://document.resmed.com/en-us/secure/software/resscan/installation_packages/31302_ResScan_7.0.zip
Recommended Models
The following is a list of recommended and non-recommended machines created by experienced patients. In general, autosetting machines with full data capability are recommended, while fixed pressure CPAPs with full data are considered acceptable and machines with limited or no data capability are not recommended.
Note that many machines are sold worldwide and may be called by different names in different markets. The model numbers will likely also be different for the same machine sold in different countries.
Philips Respironics DreamStation Series
The DreamStation was introduced in 2015 and replaced the System One series.
Notice: All Philips-Respironics DreamStation machines are under a safety-related recall notice (not the DreamStation 2 models).
- Recommended (Full data capability and automatic pressure)
- DreamStation Auto (DSx500)
- DreamStation BiPAP Pro (DSx600)
- DreamStation BiPAP Auto (DSx700)
- DreamStation BiPAP AutoSV (DSx900)
- DreamStation BiPAP S/T (DSx1030)
- Acceptable (Full data capability and fixed pressure)
- DreamStation CPAP Pro (DSx400)
- Not recommended (Compliance-only data capability)
- DreamStation CPAP (DSx200)
- DreamStation 2 (All Models) (Encrypted Detailed Data not accessible to the user)
Notice: All Philips-Respironics System One machines are under a safety-related recall notice.
- Recommended (Full data capability and automatic pressure)
- Auto CPAP (DS550 DS560)
- BiPAP Pro (DS650, DS660)
- BiPAP Auto (DS750, DS760)
- BiPAP Auto SV (DS950, DS960)
- BiPAP ST (DS1050, DS1060)
- Acceptable (Full data capability and fixed pressure)
- CPAP Pro (DS450, DS460) (Fixed pressure)
- Not recommended (Limited or no data capability)
- CPAP Plus (DS250, DS260) (Fixed pressure "brick")
Resmed Airsense 11
- Airsense 11 Autoset - Early support: Time zones and C/F conversion not yet implemented
- (Elite model has not yet been tested)
- Recommended (Full data capability and automatic pressure)
- Airsense 10 Autoset and AutoSet for Her
- Aircurve 10 S (Lumis 100 VPAP S)
- Aircurve 10 ST (Lumis 150 VPAP ST)
- Aircurve 10 ST-A (Lumis 150 VPAP ST-A)
- Aircurve 10 VAuto
- Aircurve 10 ASV (PaceWave CS)
- Acceptable (Full data capability and fixed pressure)
- Airsense 10 Elite
- Not recommended (Limited or no data capability)
- AirStart (all models)
- Airsense 10 CPAP
- AirMini
- Recommended (Full data capability and automatic pressure)
- Autoset and Autoset for Her
- VPAP S
- VPAP Auto
- VPAP ST
- VPAP Adapt (AutoSet CS)
- VPAP ST-A iVAPS
- Acceptable (Full data capability and fixed pressure)
- Elite
- Not recommended (Limited or no data capability)
- CPAP SE (Limited or no detailed data)
- Escape CPAP (Limited or no detailed data)
- Escape Auto (Limited or no detailed data)
- These machines are obsolete
- Acceptable
- DV54 Auto Note: does not provide the very important Flow Rate chart
- DV64 CPAP
- DV64 Auto
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- Prisma series including CPAP, APAP, bilevel and ASV.
AutoSet is a much more capable machine. The following outlines their comparison of ResMed vs. Philips-Respironics auto-CPAP machines:
Why ResMed?
- Faster algorithmic response to events than PR.
- ResMed Responds to Flow Limits and PR responds to Snores
- Lower average pressure (PR requires a higher pressure to ward off obstructive events).
- Better to avoid Aerophagia.
- Flex is not the same as EPR.
- EPR provides for better treatment of hypopneas, RERAs, Flow Limits, UARS, and snores
- EPR acts like a BiLevel up to a limit of 3cmw (1,2, or 3cmw) and a max pressure of 20 cmw. Phillips Respironics does not do this.
- EPR follows your breathing whereas Flex predicts it with a feeling of fighting to get a breath when it predicts incorrectly.
- More flexibility in treating a greater variety of Apneas and respiratory events.
- In general ResMed provides better therapy.
THE ABOVE INFORMATION SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AS MEDICAL ADVICE. ALWAYS SEEK THE ADVICE OF A PHYSICIAN BEFORE SEEKING TREATMENT FOR MEDICAL CONDITIONS, INCLUDING SLEEP APNEA. INFORMATION POSTED IS PERSONAL OPINION ONLY AND NOT NECESSARILY A STATEMENT OF FACT.
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