As a person who's distributed CPAP machines to patients I've always known the micro CPAP to be a fake product. I'm glad to see more professionals are standing up to these frauds taking advantage of desperate people looking for a solution.

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

2 жыл бұрын

💪👍

@PurplePandasROCK123

Жыл бұрын

I wish manufacturers would come up with something like this that actually worked because the traditional machines/masks are absolutely horrid.

@cornyunger9742

Жыл бұрын

Is there anything you would reccomend my dad has a huge snoring problem my mom and dad sleep in seperate rooms and im searching for a solution

@nathaniellau4869

Жыл бұрын

@@PurplePandasROCK123 I'm sure they're working on it but physics is against you with those piezo-electric blowers. You need to be able to displace enough air to fill your lungs in each breath and something that small simply doesn't have the volume. Maybe one day.

@arnoballawi7390

Жыл бұрын

@@VikVeerENTSurgeon does it really stop snoring while sleeping?

Thank you so much for this!! I was really close to buying one for myself and one for my husband.

Got a social ad for this and nearly bought it straight away as its so easy within the walled garden of Instagram and Apple Pay. Very glad I didn't and googled the product first. What a brilliant debunk this video is, thank you for taking the time to make it!

Appreciate you being honest and helping others learn about it

An honest and necessary video. A lot of media stunt about this product, without a single person assisted. Great public utility. Thank you so much

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

So cute when he looked at the feather in the end! great video.

Thank you for testing these things. You are right, people with OSA (including those already receiving partially - but sadly not completely - effective treatment) are desperate for improvement and it does make us vulnerable to those wanting to profit from misery, even to those with good intentions, and it helps to have expert opinions on options that become available.

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad i'm doing my bit. Good luck with your OSA

Thank you so much for posting this!!

Thanks for your commitment to improve my life and the lives of fellow sufferers.

I want to buy it today after my research I got your video, thank you for the help 🙏

Thank you for busting them!

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

my pleasure, it was a lot of fun.

@barryharrell3355

3 жыл бұрын

@@VikVeerENTSurgeon Dittos Sir! I saw this when it came out and looked at it and new better that to put my money into it. That said, where did you get the "test" device? Thanks again for your excellent videos.

Thank you very much for testing this device I was just going to buy it then I stopped and saw your video thank you very much

Thanks for the review! A device like this would be a great improvement if it worked, but for now I will stick with my Resmed and nasal mask. They have been a life-changer for me ever since I was diagnosed with OSA.

@asmrsleepessentials4011

5 ай бұрын

Reamed had a recall just informing you if you didn't know

Looking for help with snoring and was about to try this from a Face Book ad, thank you for the review.

I ALMOST bought this.thanks for the vid.

Thankyou so much for this. i had no ideas about these I have an odd type of apnea and the doctors have not offered to help - so naturally i was curious. i don't go looking and i don't trust on line ads - but - i saw one, looked up on Google and found you. Thankyou!

I’d be curious to see you review the actual product now that it’s live! Would make a great update.

Thanks for testing these. I was about to buy one before I saw this.

Thank you man. You just saved me money. ❤

Thank you Doctor 😊

Thank you very much for your review!!!

Saw this on Facebook and was interested. Thanks for the review

Thank you & highly appreciated!

Thank you. I recently saw one advertised (NZ) and was tempted as I need a travel cpap when camping. It's so cheap, I thought it was dodgy. Whoever manufactured this really can't lose because they got $2m to develop it and have priced it so cheaply, it'll sell in the millions too. Needs more people to say "Don't buy!"

@cory8791

Жыл бұрын

Did you ever figure out a solution for camping? I can't sleep without mine!

@Xpnential999999

Жыл бұрын

@@cory8791 I use a travel CPAP (ResMed Airmini) which works great. The issue is weight, especially when you factor in enough battery power to last for a multi day backpacking trip.

Awesome review and test

Thank u for the review doctor

Thanks so much for this!

Thank you for the informative video.

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

😂👍 thankyou for giving insight and saving our money . 🤣 best funny moment when you showed your face behind the feather

I see this advertised everywhere, mostly on Instagram, and I always report is as a scam (which it is). I just don’t know how anyone could thing that it would generate ANY air pressure at all (which you’ve proven) let alone the kind of air pressure one needs for the average CPAP treatment. Thanks for this vid!

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

it makes me so annoyed when I see those ads. I'm glad you thought it was effective. I'm off insta now.

Thank you Dr , I wanted to get one of those devices but thanks to your information .... no way .

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

perfect!

Thank you so much!!! They almost got me!

Thank you for the review

Thank you so much Doctor Veer for everything that you do. Can you please compare and contrast mandibular advancement devices with CPAP devices - like, which patient profile suits either device? Would really appreciate it, as many of us who struggle with the gold standard CPAP machines are desperate to know if there exist meaningful alternatives (unlike this Airing scam)

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

Mandibular advancement devices is a huge topic, and I am preparing videos for this. will slowly get through everything eventually 🙂

@jacktravadan6774

2 жыл бұрын

Where can I buy this AIRING

Tks Mr. Veer I was almost buying it... it's unbelievable how some people use the marketing to act litteraly deceiving us.

Thank you for the info

very informative - thank you

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much!!!!

Dude thank you SO MUCH

Great video,opens the eyes. I would also say that the problem by using it increases,as it blocks the upper airways through nose and aggravates OSAS

Very informative. 5 stars.

Thanks a ton..I was about buy this

Thanks for sharing this

Thank you for that always research before buying.

Thank you for being honest hard to find people like you

Really hope they can make a microCPAP in the future that actually works. Would be as revolutionary as penicillin for many people.

Thanks doc.

Thank yo for the heads upi.

Thank you 🙏

Interesting...I was just looking at some nasel inserts, and guess what I came across? Your device being sold. Glad you showed me the truth of it befor I spent money

Thanks for this. I bought one of these after seeing a Facebook add some years ago. It did nothing and when I pulled it apart, there wasn't anything inside that would help OSA.

Thank you!

Thank you

Thanks for exposing this scammer I actually thought this was a real machine

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

If I can prevent one person from buying these devices I would be happy

Thank you so much. Was thinking about this but didn't think it could work. Thanks for proving its a scam.

thank you for saving me $100. great video. thank you!

Wow, I've been wondering how well these devices work, but its significantly worse than I thought. Thank your for making this video. I won't waste my money on this.

Thank you sir

Thanks!

i was diagnosed a moderate obstructive sleep apnea, i hoped it can help me doc, am in the phils, i can't afford to buy a cpap machine up to now, thanks for airing

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that - why not try a mandibular advancement device? they can be cheaper?

@namronandrade4323

3 жыл бұрын

@@VikVeerENTSurgeon the doctor who diagnosed me at first is a sleep pulmonologist then i have already have a 2nd opinion an ent doc they want me to undergo a sleep endoscopy test then proceed to an operation i am afraid, is it safe? i have also have other ailments like asthma, glaucoma and others, i have never heard of mandibular devices here they keep on insisting me to buy a cpap machine which are costly.

Thanks a lot of help.was going to get one.not now

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

That's great news. Not useful for wax removal IMHO

another bogus ad showing on Instagram! thank you SO much for reporting this!

Hello Dr. Veer, I am the vet student that you saw months ago that recommended the youtube timestamps! I was supposed to have a phone consult with you today (12/05 2:30pm), however my clinical rotations placed me on farm rotations this 2 weeks . I was waiting for your call with my phone in front of me from 2pm to 330pm, however I did not realise my poor signal along with the wifi settings of the campus prevented your call from most likely going through via 4g/wifi calling. I was very much looking forward to your call the past few months and should have probably rescheduled had I known my rotation schedule location would have conflicted. I have written you an email on Mycare as well, hopefully I wouldn't have to wait months before speaking to you again. I am very much looking forward to better my condition and am looking forward to hearing from you and follow your advice again soon. -Jimmy

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

Hi there! Yes - I was wondering what happened to you today. I don't think i'm allowed to change the clinic now - it's all a bit too late. The NHS has rules about these things. let me look into it for you.

@jimmylam9691

3 жыл бұрын

@@VikVeerENTSurgeon Yea terribly sorry for making it difficult for you. I literally had my phone in front of me the whole time and even told my supervisors I that I was expecting an important call from 2-3 today. I understand there's a process with everything, let me know what I need to do or who to contact as well to get everything back on track!

I'm glad I found this video, but the issue is CPAP machine are $600 to well over $1000. It's just stupid. It blows air. Our medical system is broken.

Thanks for sharing this saves me £20

I wish you worked in Australia, because I would certainly be one of your patients.

Was on proper mashine. Takes week or so to get used to mask but even 4-5 hrs a night means alot and equals to 8-10 hrs a sleep without it with snoring. My advice is to buy a mask tht covers mouth and nose rather then just nose as its more sensitive to ur nose only. Also spend lil more and buy automatic rather then manual as it pumps air only when u need it and not pump enourmous pressure soonest u put it on as it can be irritating and harder to fall asleep where automatic will only push small amounts while u stil awake and breathing on “ur own and once u asleep in my case it pumped alot to keep my air regulated.

You are absolutely right! You are the man! I've been using CPAP Resmed S8 since 5 years with a nasal p10 "mask" which is the same size. You'll never get the same air pressure from any micro-machine as resmed gives you! Probably in year 2100...

I am finally approved for the Inspire machine. I am hoping to get it in the next 6 months. It gets put in my chest. No more pressure on my temple, forehead and the back of my head.

@epgallinj222

Жыл бұрын

Please let us know how you make out. I’m very interested in Inspire as a solution for my apnea.

No one is discussing the Bongo RX or the Optipillow. I can't wear a CPAP so I've used the Bongo for three years, it works completely on my moderate sleep apnea. These are EPAPs, look them up, brilliant, they just sit on your nose, no electricity, tiny tiny little device. Solved my problem.

These were supposedly on the market in 2017. Are they still under development? When are they most likely going back on?

Thanks

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

Жыл бұрын

very kind of you, thank you!

I bought one of these and it worked, but it wouldn't stay in my nose. I rigged up a strap to keep it in my nose and it worked great. I found that it wouldn't really push air in, but it made it harder to exhale, which increased the pressure in my throat, and kept my airway open. It works great if you can get it to stay in the nose.

Dear Doctor, I'm really struggling with sleep apnea since past 2 years and couldn't be recovered even after I had 2 surgeries nose and throat. Can you please advise the best solution or a device that would really help me. Thank you Doctor .

Hi Dr Veer, hope you are well. Thanks for your informative vids. I’ve recently undergone a bimaxilliary advancement osteotomy. Brutal isn’t the word. Two months later and I’m not sure yet whether my obstructive remains; however my central apnea is still prevalent. From experience, have you seen central disappear in time following surgery? I’ve had neurological assessment and no abnormalities have come back - do you know what else could be causing it? Any rudimentary input much appreciated; I understand it can only be opinion on KZread. Many thanks. James

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

2 жыл бұрын

I haven't seen true CSA disappear after surgery sorry. ask a sleep physician to look at you, they are normally better at finding the cause or treating these problems. Prof Matthew Walker or Sophia Khan or Guy Leschziner in london are all very good.

I really appreciate this review by a professional and you clearly make your point. I've approached my GP several times and they seem to be sympathetic to my cause but it sounds like the sleep clinic is overbooked and many people are getting turned away. Is there anything more I can do to get seen by the sleep clinic? My wife has several recordings of me sleeping, though I don't stop breathing for long, it is very frequent. I have all the symptoms of sleep apnea and breath/snore through my mouth and not my nose.

@BenEllisAkaGru

Жыл бұрын

If I knew for sure a CPAP would help and I'd be able to sleep with it on, I would be willing to spend the £800-1000 on a machine myself, but not willing to spend that sort of money if it's not likely to help or if I'm unable to sleep with it.

Just saw an ad on Facebook so they’re very much around

I agree with you.

Too funny... thanks

Hello doctor. Thank you for directing us in right direction. Recently I spent a lot of money and purchased Snore Circle Muscle Stimulator. I am yet to receive the product. Does this product work and and alleviate OSA issues? Can you please share your thoughts. Thank you.

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

3 жыл бұрын

Wow - I've not heard of that device. I will do a review on it, as a friend of mine is doing research in to this concept, and I didn't know that someone had made a device out it. Just looking at it however I don't think it'll work as well as it says. I know my friend found that you need a bigger surface area to stimulate enough of the muscle to make it contract. However they might have got round that problem. I'll add it to my list of things to do. Thank you for telling me about it.

Did you perhaps forget to turn it on?

If James Bond didn't use it. Then neither would I. Great video.

You should read how this device functions, the fans need positive airflow in (like your breath) before they kick on and start to create a flow pressure.

@VikVeerENTSurgeon

2 жыл бұрын

I tried that as well. sorry.

I saw that device in ads and thought it was ingenious but now I see it’s total snake oil. Thanks!

I experimented with mouth taping to force only nasal breathing during sleep. I am still snoring, as I have an app on my phone that is triggered by noise, to record audio events in my sleep. However.... I experienced a massive difference in the mornings I taped, that did not. The nitric oxide that only comes through nasal breathing makes a profound difference. This is not going to work with a lot of people even with nasal strips, which I also use at night, but as long as it's not allergy season for me, I can breathe fine through my nose. Mouth breathing is in and out too fast, and the flow never gets to your extremities. With nasal breathing, you breath in longer, and exhale longer. I'm pretty sure I do have some form of apnea caused by soft pallet sagging in my sleep, but it doesn't reverberate through the entire house out my mouth now, and keep everyone awake. I also feel less tired during the day, and no longer wake up with pins and needle feeling in my toes from poor circulation.

@montega.

Жыл бұрын

Which kind of tape do you use ?

What type of product would you recommend for camping with sleep apnea? Really roughing it without any electricity. Although this burst my bubble, very much appreciate you making this video!

The latest information from Airing is that they have prof of concept but do not yet have a product. If they don't have a product than where did you get one to test.

Thank you so much for sharing this information! Before purchasing I decided to listen to the video. Imagine a company spending millions of dollars on a fake product they know is a scam trying to deceive people into purchasing so they can make tens of millions of dollars. Praise Jesus for this video.

I am accutally thinking about buying this machine after watching this video no thanks ( thankyou for making this video)

I can't help but wonder if it would generate more air pressure if the inlet of the fan wasn't blocked by the table.

@JohnPiperBoots

2 жыл бұрын

Agree good observation :) Have you tried this device? Looks like great potential though! Was hopeful.

@gliptitude

2 жыл бұрын

I think the inlet is actually exposed in his demonstration but I'm not sure the airflow is meant to be enhanced when it is static like that. Your nose is plugged and there is air inlet as well as outlet. .. Numerous things cause me to dismiss this video. It doesn't appear he has even tested it in its intended application.

@gwyntx7620

Жыл бұрын

​@@gliptitude this is a piece of crap. How do you think this is going to generate enuf airflow? There are other videos out there talking about this too. If you want to waste your money it's up to you.

Great review… I had experienced hyperventilation last year and it stopped…no other issues… last week it came back…I sleep on a 5 degree incline (IBT) and don’t have acid reflux…any ideas??

if you've experienced CPAP pressure you should be able to see that no blowing device that small could POSSIBLY pump enough air flow to work.

Great video and thanks for exposing this TOTAL SCAM PRODUCT.

Hi 👋 Thank you for the info! I was looking into this device for my sister. I believe she has quite a bad case of sleep apnea. What are other affordable devices that can also be used to help with sleep apnea? I read that some mouth guards can help. Is this true?

I need this

I’m new to your channel, but I have severe central sleep apnea. Do you have videos reviewing Remedē, or other devices for CSA? Also, I’m an avid backpacker. Will I have to give that up? Thanks!

Bought it for my husband on Amazon didn’t work and return this item.. Your right!

धन्यवाद!

I got one, but I get more positive air pressure when the cat farts

Thank you for saving me $30!