Great to hear it's working well for you! The AirStart 10 is a reliable option for many users in affordable range. If you ever want to explore advanced features or enhanced comfort, models like the AirSense series are worth checking out.
Topson LC APAP comes with standard algorithm. However, if you wish to purchase Topson only then you can go for Topson LC APAP Pro which comes with an advanced algorithm.
. Oxy med is assembled in India but all parts are cheap Chinese and the other 2 are Chinese without proper service support in India . They dump their low end instruments to us .
Unfortunately, all American, European and Australian manufacturers offering models with advanced algorithms are priced above ₹60,000. You can learn more about the algorithms here: ua-cam.com/video/gnMj4fiTo0k/v-deo.html
Brother u r in India ,where still 68% population do not buy CPAP for even in 30 k price. Atleast it is best option for manual CPAP and APAP. Secondary don't spread rumour by saying that patient usually do not use after 1 month. I sold 100 airstart without any compliance issues.
Thanks for your feedback! We understand that AirStart 10 can seem like a viable option, especially for its price. However, it's important to note that the ResMed AirStart uses a basic algorithm and lacks a flow sensor, which means it may not respond to breathing changes as well as more advanced models like the AirSense series. This can impact overall comfort and therapy effectiveness for some users, especially in the long run. It's great that your customers have had success with the AirStart, but for those looking for long-term adherence and superior comfort, devices with more adaptive features might be worth considering.
@@OxygenTimesplease don’t misguide . Air start ofcourse has flow sensor . Who are you ? A qualified doctor ? User ?? Pleas be mindful of what you speak . You support refurbished and Chinese brands .
While we appreciate your perspective, it's important to stick to the facts. The ResMed AirStart 10 has a pressure sensor but lacks the advanced flow sensor found in higher-end models like the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet. The AutoSet uses both pressure and flow sensors to provide more adaptive and gentle therapy, making it a more sophisticated option. We strive to offer accurate information, and I’d suggest verifying details before making assumptions. As for your other comments, we do not deal with refurbished or low-quality products, as transparency and quality are our priorities. Furthermore, please note that a biomedical engineer is fully qualified to discuss medical devices.
@@OxygenTimes flow sensor and pressure are same for all all devices . The programming is different . So if you are a qualified biomedical engineer you ought to know the difference between hardware and software . Happy to teach you the correct facts before you post random ones .
Flow sensors and pressure sensors are not the same, and the AirSense 10 AutoSet does indeed have a flow sensor attached to the PCB. You can even see its international acronym on the component if you open the machine and inspect it with a zoom lens. I appreciate your willingness to engage in this discussion, but I encourage reviewing these technical distinctions further before labeling facts as random. To further fact-check this, you can also review the reports generated by both machines-ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet's reports include flow-related data, which clearly differentiates it from AirStart 10. Happy to enroll you in our next training programme, let us know if you would like to learn!
Absolutely true, huge difference in comfort of AirStart and AirSense.. AirSense is 10x more comfortable
Glad you agree! AirSense's comfort is a game-changer.
I don't have enough money to go for the newer ones, I bought this and it works like a charm.
Great to hear it's working well for you! The AirStart 10 is a reliable option for many users in affordable range. If you ever want to explore advanced features or enhanced comfort, models like the AirSense series are worth checking out.
Is topson LC APAP auto set/advance algorithm machine. Or is it good machine?
Topson LC APAP comes with standard algorithm. However, if you wish to purchase Topson only then you can go for Topson LC APAP Pro which comes with an advanced algorithm.
@@OxygenTimes but is it a good machine to be used?
Quality wise it's fine. Please make sure you enquire about service centres in India and get the software for data reporting.
@@OxygenTimes thank you for clarifying doubts. It was really helpful 😊
Glad to be of help! Please feel free to visit oxygentimes.com for any future purchases. We will list Topson also soon :)
So which is good cpap machine around 20,000 to 30,000
Here's the list of best CPAP Machines under Rs 30,000 in India (with advanced algorithm): ua-cam.com/video/955uPrK69VU/v-deo.html
. Oxy med is assembled in India but all parts are cheap Chinese and the other 2 are Chinese without proper service support in India . They dump their low end instruments to us .
Unfortunately, all American, European and Australian manufacturers offering models with advanced algorithms are priced above ₹60,000. You can learn more about the algorithms here: ua-cam.com/video/gnMj4fiTo0k/v-deo.html
Is owgels 5liter good sir?
No authorised service centres in India
Really helpful video . I would not recommend AirStart 10 to anyone
Glad you found this helpful
Pls talk to your clinician for his /her opinion . He can explain better .
Brother u r in India ,where still 68% population do not buy CPAP for even in 30 k price. Atleast it is best option for manual CPAP and APAP. Secondary don't spread rumour by saying that patient usually do not use after 1 month. I sold 100 airstart without any compliance issues.
Thanks for your feedback! We understand that AirStart 10 can seem like a viable option, especially for its price. However, it's important to note that the ResMed AirStart uses a basic algorithm and lacks a flow sensor, which means it may not respond to breathing changes as well as more advanced models like the AirSense series. This can impact overall comfort and therapy effectiveness for some users, especially in the long run. It's great that your customers have had success with the AirStart, but for those looking for long-term adherence and superior comfort, devices with more adaptive features might be worth considering.
@@OxygenTimesplease don’t misguide . Air start ofcourse has flow sensor . Who are you ? A qualified doctor ? User ?? Pleas be mindful of what you speak . You support refurbished and Chinese brands .
While we appreciate your perspective, it's important to stick to the facts. The ResMed AirStart 10 has a pressure sensor but lacks the advanced flow sensor found in higher-end models like the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet. The AutoSet uses both pressure and flow sensors to provide more adaptive and gentle therapy, making it a more sophisticated option. We strive to offer accurate information, and I’d suggest verifying details before making assumptions. As for your other comments, we do not deal with refurbished or low-quality products, as transparency and quality are our priorities. Furthermore, please note that a biomedical engineer is fully qualified to discuss medical devices.
@@OxygenTimes flow sensor and pressure are same for all all devices . The programming is different . So if you are a qualified biomedical engineer you ought to know the difference between hardware and software . Happy to teach you the correct facts before you post random ones .
Flow sensors and pressure sensors are not the same, and the AirSense 10 AutoSet does indeed have a flow sensor attached to the PCB. You can even see its international acronym on the component if you open the machine and inspect it with a zoom lens.
I appreciate your willingness to engage in this discussion, but I encourage reviewing these technical distinctions further before labeling facts as random.
To further fact-check this, you can also review the reports generated by both machines-ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet's reports include flow-related data, which clearly differentiates it from AirStart 10.
Happy to enroll you in our next training programme, let us know if you would like to learn!