Sleep apnea CPAP and mask reviews

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure

CPAP stands for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, a specific type of breathing therapy consisting of a small machine that delivers a stream of compressed air via a plastic tube to a nasal pillow, nose mask or full-face mask. The forced air keeps the airway open so that “normal breathing” becomes possible, reducing and/or preventing sleep apnoea.

You’ve got a choice

BlueSleep recommends the best, approved CPAP machines and helps you set it up so you get the right fit for comfort and effectiveness.

Resmed AirSense 11

Resmed AirSense 11

Combining enhanced digital health technology with effective therapy modes

Resmed AirSense 10

Resmed AirSense 10

AirSense™ 10 is one of the world’s most widely used series of CPAP and APAP machines

3B Medical Luna II

3B Medical Luna II

Integrated heated humidifier advanced efficacy reporting includes CSA detection

3B Medical Luna G3

3B Medical Luna G3

Integrated heated tubing and modem makes for a streamlined profile and small footprint

Philips Dreamstation 2

Philips Dreamstation 2

DreamStation 2 Auto CPAP Advanced is designed to help you succeed

FAQ

What is the upside of CPAP?

CPAP reduces or eliminates extremely loud snoring that often accompanies sleep apnoea. ​It also has an integrated humidifier for extra comfort, as well as microcomputers and built in communication systems that monitor how well the machine is working. This also allows your sleep doctor to monitor your progress and make adjustments if necessary.

What is the downside of CPAP?

Many patients can’t handle the aesthetics or claustrophobia of sleeping with tubes and a face mask. Some patients love  their machines, while others taper off and stop using them.

How to get a CPAP?

Make an appointment with a BlueSleep advisor. Be sure to fill out the questionnaire before your appointment. Take a home sleep test.

BlueSleep prescribes the CPAP and will help you get the CPAP set up from an approved medical CPAP reseller.

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