ResMed | SD Card (4GB/2GB) | AirSense 10 / 11, AirCurve 10/ 11, S9

ResMed | SD Card (4GB/2GB) | AirSense 10 / 11, AirCurve 10/ 11, S9

Manufacturer: ResMed

Model # 39228, 36840

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Capacity: 4GB(39228)

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What’s included

1x ResMed SD card of Selected Capacity (2GB or 4GB)

This ResMed SD Cards (4GB/2GB) can be used with all AirSense/AirCurve 10, AirSense/AirCurve 11, and S9 CPAP and BiPAP machines to store and transfer sleep therapy data.

It holds up to 30 sessions of detailed data, 30 sessions of high-resolution flow and 365 sessions of compliance and summary data.

To access detailed therapy data and generate compliance reports with a modem-free (Card-to-Cloud) ResMed device, you'll need an SD card to store and transfer this data to a data reading software. For a comprehensive guide on how to access your data using free software, refer to "How to View Your Sleep Data on ResMed AirSense/AirCurve Card-to-Cloud (No Modem) Devices."

Note: If your computer does not have a SD card slot, you will need a USB SD Card Reader to access the data on the SD card.

General

Model

39228, 36840

HCPCS Code

E1399

Manufacturer

ResMed

Spec User Instructions Sheet

New CPAP user, ResMed AirSense 11

After snoring in a major way for ~ 40 years (and my poor wife subjected to the noise) I'm now using CPAP - ResMed AirSense 11, with nose "cushion" mask ResMed N20. Total 16 nights so far.
For 15+ years, I had a variety of treatments: Pillar implants, Nite Lase ablation, mouth taping, etc., and then a series of very aggressive oral appliances which attempted to hold my throat open. Some but not a lot of success.
I had heard and read from so many people that they just couldn't stand CPAP, so resisted until recently.
I had an overnight sleep study just before getting CPAP prescribed - AHI 12 in general, but 36 during REM sleep!!
From the first few minutes of the first night, all has been tolerable or better. I've gotten used to it very quickly.
My AHI is now under 2.0 every night, and related values in synch.
I'm now intensely studying / examing all related data that's available.
If you haven't, please check out getting an SD card that plugs into the Resmed machine and allows analysis using software on your computer. Start with OSCAR. May want to also use AirWayLab. Shows every breath and all details.
Note: I haven't gottent tangled in the hose at all. It's just the right length to loop over the post on our headboard. I did try a few pillows but came back to my original pillow.
It took me a bit to get a routine for cleaning, etc. Pay close attention to all the instructions / guidelines on this.
After resisting CPAP for years, I'm now fully committed to using it optimally! I'm convinced it's now saving my life every night. Happy to share any info with anyone interested.