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Need info on the ClusterO2 kit
Mar 31st, 2015 at 2:57am  
Weird question I'm sure. Seeing as I have both CH and Trigeminal Neuralgia, I'm in a weird spot. Most masks are hard enough to set my TN off. I saw the clustero2 kit is an anesthesia mask, but does not have a cushion. Is the material used hard or soft? Like a cushion? The mouthpiece is out, as that would also set it off. Looking for the softest/most cushioned mask I can find. Any suggestions or would this kit be best?
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