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Thanks for letting us know! We'll get that fixed.

Not cranky at all :) We appreciate the thoughtful review, and we'll make these changes to clarify (including the manufacturer, the 2-night study, and the reporting). Thanks!

We'll be offering CPAP in a few months. We're excited to offer a range of options as different devices work well for different patients depending on a number of factors including the severity of their sleep apnea and their lifestyle.

For many patients, getting the required referrals and finding an available sleep physician can be a barrier to diagnosis. If additional follow-up is required, we connect patients to local sleep physicians in their area for in-lab studies. We'll be adding CPAP in the next few months. We agree that patients should be presented with it as an option and fully supported in learning how to use it effectively. We'd love to discuss your experience in more detail! Our email address is [email protected] if you're open to connecting.

Thanks for taking the time to review our site! We'll add more information about the process and more detail about the products. We completely agree that coaching and support are necessary for continued adherence, and we'll be adding CPAP soon. As a licensed reseller, we'll be providing devices from established manufacturers.

We're a distributor for Airway Management, the company that makes the myTAP.

Currently, ~60% of studies are being done in lab. We agree that the convenience of at-home sleep tests makes testing significantly more accessible.

We'll be offering CPAP soon. No one solution works for all patients, so we want to offer a range of options.

We appreciate this feedback. We'll update the language and indicate that CPAP is coming soon.

There still seems to be a shortage of roughly 90k units per month. It's a really tough situation.

These are passive devices. Some examples include Thornton Adjustable Positioner (TAP) devices, SomnoDent, Prosomnus, and others.

Thanks, love what you've built at AirMed. Price transparency is so important and often difficult to find.

Given the global shortage, it can be difficult to get machines right now. We're adding CPAP in a few months, and we're also offering CPAP alternatives to help people get care.

Oral appliances are a commonly used, lightweight alternative for travel.

Great point. There's definitely a lack of coordinated care between dental and medical providers that we're looking to solve.