Re: [QUAD-L] air mattress
Mine came through Medicare as a treatment for my current sores. It makes about as much noise as a fish tank. On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 11:23 AM, Fragile wrote: > I'd love to find one that didn't make a ton of noise, mind if I ask where > you got yours? > > On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 7:50 AM, Michelle Kephart < > michelle.keph...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I just got an air mattress this week. It's an Invacare Probasics Satin >> Air APM2. It's a low air loss mattress with alternating pressure. There are >> not many settings. The low air loss is always on, the alternating pressure >> can be turned on or off, and there's a dial for firmness. That's it - it's >> very simple. It's quiet and finally I can sleep without any excruciating >> pain from my bed sores. I can't say anything about how long it will last, >> but it's been a huge relief so far. I guess time will tell. >> >> >> On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 8:28 AM, Fragile wrote: >> >>> I'm on my 2nd one. The 1st one Worked very well for a couple of years, >>> it was a Genesis deluxe made by roscoe medical. But, it stopped holding >>> air after a couple of years. I bought it on Amazon for about $350. >>> >>> I bought another one, an Invacare microAIR on eBay. Been using it for >>> about a month. It also works very well, a lot more settings/options. The >>> only downside, it is quite a bit louder than the Genesis deluxe. >>> >> >> >
Re: [QUAD-L] air mattress
I'd love to find one that didn't make a ton of noise, mind if I ask where you got yours? On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 7:50 AM, Michelle Kephart wrote: > I just got an air mattress this week. It's an Invacare Probasics Satin Air > APM2. It's a low air loss mattress with alternating pressure. There are not > many settings. The low air loss is always on, the alternating pressure can > be turned on or off, and there's a dial for firmness. That's it - it's very > simple. It's quiet and finally I can sleep without any excruciating pain > from my bed sores. I can't say anything about how long it will last, but > it's been a huge relief so far. I guess time will tell. > > > On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 8:28 AM, Fragile wrote: > >> I'm on my 2nd one. The 1st one Worked very well for a couple of years, >> it was a Genesis deluxe made by roscoe medical. But, it stopped holding >> air after a couple of years. I bought it on Amazon for about $350. >> >> I bought another one, an Invacare microAIR on eBay. Been using it for >> about a month. It also works very well, a lot more settings/options. The >> only downside, it is quite a bit louder than the Genesis deluxe. >> > >
Re: [QUAD-L] air mattress
I just got an air mattress this week. It's an Invacare Probasics Satin Air APM2. It's a low air loss mattress with alternating pressure. There are not many settings. The low air loss is always on, the alternating pressure can be turned on or off, and there's a dial for firmness. That's it - it's very simple. It's quiet and finally I can sleep without any excruciating pain from my bed sores. I can't say anything about how long it will last, but it's been a huge relief so far. I guess time will tell. On Sun, Feb 8, 2015 at 8:28 AM, Fragile wrote: > I'm on my 2nd one. The 1st one Worked very well for a couple of years, it > was a Genesis deluxe made by roscoe medical. But, it stopped holding air > after a couple of years. I bought it on Amazon for about $350. > > I bought another one, an Invacare microAIR on eBay. Been using it for > about a month. It also works very well, a lot more settings/options. The > only downside, it is quite a bit louder than the Genesis deluxe. >
Re: [QUAD-L] air mattress
I'm on my 2nd one. The 1st one Worked very well for a couple of years, it was a Genesis deluxe made by roscoe medical. But, it stopped holding air after a couple of years. I bought it on Amazon for about $350. I bought another one, an Invacare microAIR on eBay. Been using it for about a month. It also works very well, a lot more settings/options. The only downside, it is quite a bit louder than the Genesis deluxe.
