CPAP and Supplies

CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) and BiPAP (bilevel positive airway pressure) are both types of therapy that use air pressure to treat obstructive sleep apnea: 

• CPAP

  A machine that delivers a constant level of air pressure through a mask into the user's airway. 

• BiPAP

  A machine that delivers two levels of air pressure, one for inhalation and a lower one for exhalation. 

Both CPAP and BiPAP machines are noninvasive, meaning they don't require tubes to be inserted into the body. They work by gently blowing air into the airway to keep the throat tissues from collapsing and to help the user breathe throughout the night. 

When it comes to sleep equipment, lightweight and compact are often at the top features on the wishlist.  Travel CPAPs are FAA approved for inflight and carry-on. They automatically convert for foreign voltages.  And if you ever had to spend a night out of the house, packing and taking your machine was a huge inconvenience. Advances in technology now deliver all the features and benefits of a full-sized home unit in some of the smallest CPAP machines on the market today. These are not covered by insurance. Call for details and pricing.

CPAP Masks generally come in 3 main styles. Learn more about our nasal masks, full face masks and nasal pillows here.

Headgear includes frames, cushions and chinstraps. Don't forget about filters and tubing.

We also offer automatic cleaners which can make care of your mask and tubing so easy.

For information about CPAP use, troubleshooting and maintenance- Click here to learn more

Let us know what you need and when you need it and we will handle the rest. Click here to order.