Inspire 3

Hi,

I did a sleep study at the hospital recently, and was diagnosed with sleep apnea. I was suspicious after seeing the sleep results on my inspire for a while.

Here are some value comparison between the sleep study and the inspire.

REM sleep : 36min inspire 36.5min study

Wake time : 58min insp

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