Phillips recall on CPAP machines: Are you affected?
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If you continue to use the recalled device you should be using an inline filter. I did for months while waiting on my replacement Bi-PAP and changed them every 5 to 7 days when they turned gray from the particulates coming off of the foam.
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Why is it taking so long with Phillips either fixing or replacing the recalled machines that are linked to cancer. This is truly pathetic the information that is being presented to the people who have the recalled machines.