LONYEONCPAP Hose Holder - CPAP Hose Hanger for Bed Avoid Tangling and Prevent Blockage,Keeps The Air Hose Up and Away from Your Face and Arms to Make You Sleep Better,Black

Just like the provided picture by the seller of this product it works for its purpose. I hate having to. Use a CPap but many of us do so I wanted to fix this problem I had with the hose being all over the bed and when I moved it would get caught and pull the mask off my face causing a massive leak. This CPap hose holder keeps the hose where it should be and out of the way. I am very glad I purchased it. It’s 5 stars for me .

Alleviated the annoyance my wife was having with the tube brushing against the bed frame and making an annoying noise, which also wakes me up.Also good for taking the sagging weight of the tube away so it doesn't pull down.Also folds up quite small and came with a travel bag which is great for making it portable.

I've had this in place about ten days now, and so far, it does the job. I can sleep on my side again without the mask getting pulled into a leaky position. The thing does tend to self-swing to either against the headboard or against the nightstand when not in use. depending on which way the hose is wrapped, but this is due to the air hose flexibility and set more than the holder. Any device like it would likely do the same with this hose. Honestly, it's kind of useful, as it ensures everything stays pulled out of the way against the side of the nightstand when the bed is in use for purposes other than sleep.I did have to make a minor modification to it for it to work perfectly (I can't knock off a tenth of a star, or I might). The "phone cord" style loop on the end was pulled so tight by the elastic cord that I had kinked and collapsed, making it difficult to pass the air hose through it one-handed. I spent about an hour completely disassembling everything and restringing it with two additional knots to prevent that from ever happening. The loop part is now fully isolated from the tensioned part of the cord. An added bonus of this is that the quarter inch of cord between the two knots allows it to hang straight down off the tip of the rod.I haven't had occasion to travel with it yet, but in anticipation of that, while re-stringing it, I spent the extra couple of minutes to perfectly balance the tension between the upright and the base parts of the cord (I had to take it all apart anyway, so why not), to make sure there wouldn't be unnecessarily cord wear against the sharp ends of the rod sections by being too tight when the parts were folded in the bag. It seems compact enough in the bag to easily fit into the side pocket of my CPAP carry bag, though.

A very nice holder, much dirtier than the one I had before it. A little tricky to put the base together with arthritic hands, but I got it worked out.

IT WAS A PERFECT REPLACEMENT TO MY OLD CPAP HOSE.

The assembly process was fairly clunky and took some patience, nothing impossible, but it wasn’t as smooth as I’d hoped. Once put together, the product feels surprisingly flimsy, which was a letdown. I attempted to secure it under my mattress to keep it in place, as the instructions suggest, but that barely works; it slides and shifts around constantly, even with minimal movement. For something portable, like taking on a trip, it might do the job just fine due to its lightweight design. However, as a permanent solution for home use, it’s not reliable or sturdy enough to meet expectations. I’d recommend it only if you’re looking for a temporary, on-the-go option.

This thing has been a great purchase. Before I was constantly waking up because my tube was either pulling down with gravity or I was rolling over it. I'm actually trying to convince my doctor to recommend these to patients from now on they really should be included

Really helps keep the tube off my face and sleep is much better