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Benefits of CPAP Mask Liners: Improving Comfort and Preventing Leaks
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), BiPAP and APAP therapy can effectively reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea. This improves the quality of your sleep and reduces the risk of developing serious health issues linked to sleep apnea.
APAP Sleep Apnea Treatment: What Benefits Can You Expect?
Learn more about the benefits of APAP sleep apnea treatment as a flexible alternative to CPAP.
CPAP vs BiPAP vs APAP: Choosing the Right Sleep Therapy Device
Various types of PAP therapy are available to treat sleep apnea. What’s better for you when weighing up CPAP vs BiPAP vs APAP?
BiPAP Uses: How Long Can Someone Live on a BiPAP Machine?
BiPAP is associated with sleep apnea but can be used with other health conditions that cause breathing difficulties. Learn more about how long someone can live on a BiPAP machine.
Why You Get CPAP Rainout (Even With a Heated Hose) and How to Fix It
Here are some strategies to avoid moisture accumulating and dripping down into your mask if you’re experiencing CPAP rainout even with a heated hose.
Maximizing Comfort with Your CPAP Wisp Mask
A comfortable mask with a secure seal is key to sticking to your APAP, BiPAP or CPAP therapy. Learn how to maximize comfort with the Respironics Wisp nasal CPAP mask.
What Pressure is Right? Customizing Your ResMed CPAP Machine Settings
Everyone is different, and pressure settings on your CPAP device may not always be the same. Learn how to tailor your ResMed CPAP machine settings for more comfortable and effective sleep therapy.
Tips to Make Your CPAP Quieter at Night
Learn practical tips to make your CPAP quieter, so you can achieve peaceful and undisturbed sleep each night.
Do You Need to Wash New CPAP Supplies?
Regularly replacing CPAP supplies is important in effectively treating obstructive sleep apnea. It is equally imperative to regularly clean CPAP parts including the mask cushion, tubing, headgear, and humidifier chamber.Cleaning your CPAP equipment removes mold, bacteria, and dust that could cause illness or infection. Aside from hygiene, regular cleaning of the mask cushion ensures the integrity of the all-important seal. This helps keep the airways open by preventing leakage of air from the mask.
Who Needs a CPAP Device? Find Out if it’s Right for You
If obstructive sleep apnea is disrupting your rest, here is some insight into whether or not you are one of the viable individuals who needs a CPAP device.
Finding the Quietest CPAP Device for Peaceful Sleep
A continuous positive airway pressure (or CPAP) device is widely recognized as being the best and most effective trea...
Finding the Best CPAP Batteries for Uninterrupted Sleep Therapy
Obstructive sleep apnea is a disorder that results in interrupted sleep. Interruptions are a result of frequent breathing pauses caused by obstructed airways. In cases of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea, continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy is recommended as a primary treatment.
CPAP uses a device that delivers pressurized air through a mask worn as you sleep. This helps prevent the collapse of the tissues in the airways, allowing a continuous supply of air to the lungs. A CPAP device is normally powered directly from an electrical outlet in your home.