⚠️NEW AirSense11 Oximeter Feature You Cant Use 🙅🏻‍♂️

[@CPAPReviews]

If anyone from team ResMed or any other team reads this, we would love nothing more than a first-party CPAP integration with our SleepHQ O2 Ring via Bluetooth. It would not be that hard to do and you would instantly have an incredible feature that your patients AND clinicians would love. Get in touch, and let's talk about it! Cheers. Uncle Nicko Our SleepHQ iOS app is now available for download! - cpap.review/sleephq-ios SleepHQ Memberships - homesleephq.com Magic Uploader Link - www.sleephq.com/magic-uploader/ SleepHQ O2 Ring - www.sleephq.com/o2-ring/ Wholesale Enquiries - www.sleephq.com/wholesale/ We are also on the lookout for an Android dev so if you're a gun, fill in the form and we will be in touch - cpap.review/android-dev try.sleephq.com/ is my online cpap support community and CPAP reporting platform. Master your therapy and improve your sleep with our powerful cloud-based platform. Create a FREE account and download your detailed therapy report today! Features Include - 1. High-resolution 'breath-by-breath' analysis - View every apnea and every breath in full detail. 2. Sleep Journal - Track how changes to device settings influence your sleep & therapy results. 3. Custom PDF reports - Detailed therapy reports complete with journal entries. 4. Therapy Trends - Monitor changes to your apnea control over time. 5. Support - Access to the SleepHQ Community Forum 6. Education - From CPAP novice to therapy PRO. Master your device and settings with the SleepHQ Academy course 7. Blood Oxygen, Heart Rate & Movement Data - Connect a SleepHQ O2 Ring to your account to view additional data sources and take your therapy to the next level. 8. Access to exclusive, member-only discounts on the latest and greatest CPAP gear 9. Apple Health Sleep Stage Integration With Body Measurements Coming Very Soon! And much more! SleepHQ Pro Community - community.sleephq.com Join My Facebook Community - cpap.review/facebook My Monthly Newsletter - cpap.review/newsletter Thanks for the support Cheers Nicko

[@gilrose12345]

This 02 Ring is a GAME CHANGER and life saver! Thought I was doing fine until I started getting alert vibrations from the 02 ring when it went lower than 90%! I cannot sleep supine- a death sentence for me. Sleep HQ shifts the "power" from the doctor to the patient. The more educated a patient is- the more the patient can maximize outcomes. Collaborative care is the name of the game. Convinced my sleep doc to allow me to buy the Nonin Wrist ox bluetooth.

[@OurDee]

I was so ignorant of everything CPAP before I started watching you. thanks

[@pantseilmari8151]

Do you have a retailer in Europe for the ring? Just started the cpap therapy (AS11) and looking for an easy solution to track blood oxygen levels without a massive hassle moving data from the device to PC software.

[@Aiti_Tovi]

But how do you know how much you need to increase the pressure once you know you're not getting enough blood oxygen saturation? For example how did John decide to increase his pressure a huge jump from 5 to 10? My pressure is currently between 8 and 9- I'm always fiddling around with the pressure. I don't have huge leaks so what is my next step? How do you know how much to increase the pressure? Do I have to experiment by going up one number at a time until I feel good again? I don't use the EPR feature because I have a ResMed 10 and the EPR interferes with the machines ability to ramp up after exhaling during an apnoea event, so generally I feel better without the EPR against a setting pressure of 8, however if I was to increase my pressure a significant amount I would probably need the EPR.

[@MsLLWatts]

I am so hacked. I just got the oximeter update so I wrote to Resmed to ask how to link my O2 ring. They responded that I would have to contact the dealer where I bought the machine???? They don't know about their own software. What a crap business!

[@patriciabraford4303]

This is one I’m going to rewatch often. Lots to learn. Already emailed it to myself. Thank you so much!

[@chrishopkin9273]

How do these 2 oximiters compare for accuracy?

[@mariannekirstennielsen4296]

What if the ResMed Airsense 11 dont lightened up for the oxymeter 3150 BLE

[@mariannekirstennielsen4296]

Is it then the battery in it which dont work anymore

[@lucdelhaize4029]

The problem with the O2 ring is that flimsy rubber band housing where it is at its thinnest, it eventually tears and then what…..? Mine did and I managed to patch it up using superglue but it only last a little while the snaps again. I wish one could replace the entire rubber housing.

[@tamika7089]

I agree with you mine broke it also need to be water proof and sealed. It was corroded as much as it cost, it should be built better very disappointed.

[@Aiti_Tovi]

​@@tamika7089Would you be able recommend a different brand? Maybe I should get one but I'm hesitant to get this one if it's going to break

[@Simply_GenX]

Fantastic educational video. Really enjoying your app, it’s the first time I feel like I’m actually making good progress. Thanks for sharing.

[@CPAPReviews]

Thanks buddy, i really appreciate that and great to hear you're on the right track! Cheers

[@CGwt]

Looks like the Nonin 3150 BLE was already paired? How did the pairing go? Getting an error message following the procedure in the video.

[@gilrose12345]

Wonder why CPAP makers don't ditch their algorithms (estimations) for real data from accurate 02 pulse ox's? If the patient had real saturation readings the patient would be able to alter circumstances like wearing a bumper belt and see in real time how that changes 02 levels. I have less than 5 AHI per hour if I wear that annoying belt!

[@carmelotreviso]

Great info. Last appointment I went to I'm being told my info looks great but I'm still tired and my SpO2 is still in the mid to upper 80's and no mention of it. I leave wondering if I need to supplement with an oxygen system. Current setting are 5 to 16 on my CPAP. Guess I'll see what I'm getting if I slowly increase the lower end.

[@carmelotreviso]

​@@dondgc2298I bumped it up for the next week and we see if my ring can show me a higher oxygen level

[@DoubtingThomas333]

Find out what your 95% Percentile is. Stick within 4 cm of that range... Say 12 to 16. Set epr to medium or high (up to you) Tighten up the value within a range of 2... Like 14-16 eventually. Once you've found your 95% figure median... Set your machine to straight cpap mode and then use that 95% figure. Then set epr to whatever you like. As long as your AHIs are 5 or less, you're sweet. Even a few more above 5 is okay if you can't handle the higher pressure range, but epr should take care of that. Make sure your mouth is staying closed at night. Practice tongue sucking while using cpap, look it up.

[@carmelotreviso]

​@@DoubtingThomas333Yes 8 is giving me low 90s right now. Going slowly. AHI still around 2.

[@DoubtingThomas333]

@@carmelotreviso You still have some wiggle room for comfort if you have an AHI of 2. See how comfortable you can get your machine settings while maintaining

[@pufthemajicdragon]

How did you find out that the only compatible pulse ox is the 3150, since ResMed hasn't documented it anywhere? Maybe there's a way to hack a 3230 to connect and run overnight?

[@gbkworf]

Does your ring also send the data to OSCAR??

[@CPAPReviews]

Yes but you will need to upload the data manually instead of the Auto-sync with SleepHQ. Cheers

[@gbkworf]

thanks, and I use both!@@CPAPReviews

[@danieljrgensen133]

Nicko, with your experience to date, from many people using the O2ring. How often would you say it gives a "false reading" during a nights sleep...on average? I have some experience with the ring reading out low oxygen levels(like 89-90%) while I was awake and up on my feet. So, It's not a "perfect device" and so some error measurements should be expected...at least, that is my experience from using a couple of these devices for years now(and why I advice people to measure for multiple nights, in order to take into account any fluctuations/error read outs).

[@CPAPReviews]

During sleep it's very good but like all oximeters they can sometimes become skewed etc. The ring is also not designed for high levels of movement :-). The idea is to use them as a helpful guide or screening device in the same way you would use an Apple watch sleep stage data as a guide to sleep quality, etc. I must have looked at over 10,000 sleephq profiles now and the O2 data is looking very accurate overall (from my experience). I am planning on doing some testing with this new $1500 nonin one and comparing it against the SleepHQ O2 ring and some other devices i have like the Circul+ etc so that will be interesting. Cheers

[@danieljrgensen133]

Ahh, you knew about the Circul ring already! I guess I shouldn't really be surprised! 😉 But was thinking of asking you about it. I saw an interview from their exhibition, learning about it getting the FDA approval and some insights as to what made it better than all other rings currently available on the market. Sounded interesting to me overall and like a possible successor/uograde to my current o2ring's! 😁

[@jaygtp6]

I have a Wellue o2 ring, will this bluetooth connect to Sleep HQ?

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey mate, yes it will if you're using the SleepHQ iOS app. We're working on our Android app now. Cheers

[@Bridgerguide]

I live in a rural area with no cellphone signal but I have starling. Anyway to get resmed updates?

[@CPAPReviews]

You should be able to connect up your AirSense11 to your Starlink wifi mate. Then you will just need to wait until ResMed pushes up another OTA update

[@Bridgerguide]

@@CPAPReviews Wait airsense 11 can connect to wifi. Need to dig into that! Thanks

[@Bridgerguide]

@CPAPReviews Damn I though I had it until I read this. ResMed AirSense to WiFi? Your AirSense machine does not use WiFi. It transmits data wirelessly to myAir using mobile cellular technology. Your machine automatically transmits data when it is within range of a mobile network cellular and has a strong enough signal. No cell signal on the mountain I live on. 😟

[@gilrose12345]

S02 ring cannot compare to the NONIN Wrist ox as far as accuracy.

[@faarao44]

Ridiculously expensive though

[@gilrose12345]

@@faarao44It is close but no cigar

[@gilrose12345]

@@faarao44 Accurate unlike this ring!

[@faarao44]

Not denying that

[@carmelotreviso]

I wonder if Bluetooth will pick up my Samsung watch or Ringconn ring 🤔 I do have an o-ring that I was gonna get rid of because I have to charge it every night so I don't use it anymore plus the syncing headache with the app

[@CPAPReviews]

Hey mate, i think it will certainly find it on the screen but it won't connect. RE - O2 ring charging every night, just have a cable beside the bed and when you take it off in the morning plug it in. That's what i do. We are considering releasing one that has a 72 hour battery life. Also, you might be using an old app. The new SleepHQ iOS app that was released only a few weeks back is flawless! No sync issues at all. Cheers

[@carmelotreviso]

@@CPAPReviews I have Android Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

[@CPAPReviews]

Ahhhh, yeah the wellue app can be hit and miss sometimes but they are updating it on a regular basis so just make sure you've installed the latest version. Cheers

[@carmelotreviso]

@@CPAPReviews any difference between the sleepo2ring and vihealth app?

[@carmelotreviso]

Raised my min pressure to 8 and my curve is getting flatter with average O2 above 90 now.

[@jonathanmorrison2225]

If you wanna choke more in your sleep get this product.

[@Aiti_Tovi]

Why? What do you mean? Please elaborate

[@jonathanmorrison2225]

@@Aiti_Tovi is supposed to open airways and force air. Actually causes no air flow but does give you infections. Check out the lawsuits. Useless product. Look for other alternatives if you can.

[@jonathanmorrison2225]

@@Aiti_Tovi this product is delivered through plastics that become kinked & molded. And a “ doc” prescribes this recycled cycle of breathing in rotten air.

[@tommusikauswahl1066]

Does this way also work with O2 Rings from other suppliers? Can i integrate the Data via Apple Health the same way, or am i forced to use the SleepHQ Ring with the SleepHQ Site?