says not to be used for sleep . what is the reason?
136727
I would think this support is only to be used while being active... leaving it on for a lone time may cut off your circulation to your lower part of your arm... If you wear these kind of supports for a long time your lower arm gets a funny feeling... probably restricting blood flow... I use mine to protect for a partially torn tendon in my elbow.... just for support.
136728
My guess is that they are concerned that if the sleeve is too tight, it could impair circulation at night. During the day this is less of an issue because the arm is moving about and as such moving blood.
174048
This unit was not designed or manufactured to be used for such long periods of time, when no one will be around (because you'll be asleep) to keep an eye on it. Considering the potentially tragic consequences of misusing electrical heating appliances in a home where people are sleeping, I would strongly urge you to buy one specifically designed, tested, and UL (or CSA, etc.) certified to be used unattended and for longer periods of time.
547582
I only use it for work so I dont have any use fir gradual sleep mode. Sorry.
626208
It is not really made for a bed... it is something to use by itself... might be usable on a twin size bed, but they do not advise using for sleeping...
1445978
I do not believe this product is intended for sleep. I am pretty sure it cautions to not allow sleep right on the tag. We have let our son take naps on it because we were watching him but I personally wouldn't use it to co-sleep.
1562808
It shouldn't and is considered unsafe for unsupervised/overnight sleep according to their website.
798739
Todd's experience above matches mine. I puts it in sleep mode but will not be cause it to resume.
1274949
It may have an auto-off, I don't know. You could actually plug it into a timer... and have it power off after you go to bed. I'm not sure.
684918
i never used during sleep i used it when i am walking to monitor my oxygen saturation
1653990
I was using it to help fall asleep at night because it is non habit-forming. So, yes, it is drowsy inducing, NOT non-drowsy.
781724
Unfortunately, you must power the system off and on for each occasion. It does not have a sleep mode.
678118
The E17 does have a sleep timer on it. You might want to check and see what it is set at. It's accessable through the menu and is labeled 'sleep' I ended up just turning it off.
139108
I opened the control panel and set the computer "never" to go to sleep when plugged in -- but it still cuts out on me at odd times. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. Thanks.
862642
My guess is no for sleeping. Unless you lay on your back and never turn. They are also a bit tight on the head, so that could be annoying too. Ear plugs are a better bet...
738970
For safety, you should not sleep on this because you would not feel the heat once you are asleep and could therefore could actually burn your skin. Putting this between the bed/couch and your skin will trap the heat and cause it to get hotter. That said, I do sleep on it but not on the high setting.
1082513
You probably would not sleep every day on it. I use it when my relatives or friends stay with me. They did not complain.
311332
Not sure what the problem with phone is? If your screen is staying on to long change it with the screen timeout in settings. There really isn't any option for auto sleep.