Very great. I was really really curious if this was possible and how much work it would be. As you said a lot of CPAP machines are very close in functionality to BiPAP machines. I could see this being very helpful to people who are having a hard time with CPAP therapy but are having difficultly getting their insurance provider to approve a BiPAP machine which are more expensive (something I've experienced)
Yeah this is something I’m wondering too. I’m on a CPAP, not sure if I could get approved for a bipap or not. I run quite high pressure for straight CPAP (range from 18.8 up the machines max of 20). Some nights I peak around 19.6 but other nights will
Max it out. Most bipaps will go up to 25.
