NightOwl Companion

Prima App alleen moet je wel Engels kunnen.

Weinig problemen met instructies. Wel advies: Zorg ook nog voor een prettig zittend hoofdbandje, die over de hofdsensor heen wordt gedragen. De sensor blijft dan op zijn plek. Werd vanacht wakker met licht bezweet voorhoofd. De sensor was hierdoor verschoven. En ik was wat bang, dat hij door dat zweten zou kunnen loslaten. Ik zal vandaag kijken, of ik daar zelf wat op kan verzinnen. Het maakt het 'weer in slaap vallen' best 'gespannen'. Bovendien slaap ik graag op mijn buik... En dat met een sensor op je voorhoofd, die verschuift... 'onrustig'!

I have had these test in the past, it is no caparison to this one. I did the test at home, in my bed with a devise slight larger than twice the size of my fingernail taped to my finger.

Very easy to use. I love that my results were sent in immediately through the app In the morning.

I really enjoyed it, also at the same time I want to know of my sleeping. Thank you, just waiting for the results.

Not clear on a few points? I did not see , how many nights to use? Does it matter which finger to use with the the sensor? How do I, or do I physically cut off the sensor? I am assuming it cuts off automatically? The wrapping of that sensor was not clear up front. I had to wrap it twice to allow for a “quarter space”. Other than that, at this point, all is good.

Simple and easy to use!

This method is very comfortable, turn the unit on tape it to your finger and go to bed, that’s it👍. I’ve done several sleep studies where I went in, had wires attached everywhere and then was expected to go to sleep, not comfortable at all, I feel this method gives a much more accurate reading on what’s going on😎

Last time I did a sleep apnea study, there were so many cables attached to me, that it was hard to get comfortable so I could sleep. The Night Owl is so much easier and the instructions is made that anyone can follow it easily to get it started. It took me a while to fall asleep as I was anxious about being “recorded” but in the end, I was able to sleep.

I’m ok