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Whats currently the best machine for sleep apnea? please recommend me one.
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Whatever works. : My thought on this would be to choose what works. You can get the most expensive equipment, but it may not fit right or may not create a tight seal or may simply be too uncomfortable to use every night. Get what's comfortable and what helps, be it nasal or full-face.
Answered 11/29/2016
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