I was using my phillips dreamstation cpap machine and was awakened by an intense and horrible smell coming from the machine i was inhaling.It was intense enough to wake me up.Even though i immediately took it off, the smell permeated me for most of the day in my nostrils and in my mouth.I stopped using it completely when this happened which was about (b)(6).I then called my sleep apnea doctor last week about the problem and asked how to get a new machine saying i didn't really want to get the same brand after my experience which i told her about.It was then she asked: you have a phillips dream machine? it was then i learned of the recall and the need to register, which i did today.Up until then, i knew nothing about the recall and hadn't received any notification from anyone, not from the doctor who prescribed a machine for me, not from the medical supply vendor i purchased it from nor from the manufacturer, phillips.They sound as if they haven't had many complaints and they indicate they're great at making sure their machines are safe.Yet here we are.How do i learn what i've inhaled? are you researching this to provide the public with the complete information? fda safety report id # (b)(4).
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