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Sleep Devices
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AirSense 11 AutoSet | ResMed Auto-CPAP-Device
Special Price €639.00 Regular Price €650.00-2% -
AirSense 11 Resmed AutoSet - Auto-CPAP device with HumidAir 11 humidifier
As low as €689.00 Regular Price €719.00
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AirSense 11 Resmed AutoSet - Auto-CPAP with HumidAir 11 humidifier and ClimateLine tubing
As low as €739.00 Regular Price €789.00
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AirMini Autoset | RESMED The small CPAP traveler
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Löwenstein prisma SMART max Auto-CPAP - incl. Cara CPAP mask
As low as €690.00 Regular Price €750.00
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AirSense 10 AutoSet - ResMed Auto-CPAP device
Special Price €559.00 Regular Price €639.00-13% -
AirSense 10 AutoSet with telemonitoring | ResMed Auto-CPAP device with humidifier
As low as €639.00 Regular Price €678.00
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AirSense 10 AutoSet | ResMed auto CPAP with humidifier and ClimateLine circuitry
As low as €699.00 Regular Price €739.00
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BMC M1 Mini Travel Bag | Carrying Case for CPAP Device
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Understanding Sleep Apnea and Its Treatment through CPAP devices
Sleep apnea occurs when breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep. There are several types, including:
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) – The most common form, caused by airway blockage.
- Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) – A condition where the brain fails to send the correct breathing signals.
- Cheyne-Stokes Respiration (CSR) – A complex breathing disorder characterized by fluctuating breathing patterns, often associated with heart failure
Without proper CPAP treatment, sleep apnea can cause daytime exhaustion, memory issues, cardiovascular disease, and an increased risk of accidents. The most effective treatment is positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy, which ensures steady airflow and prevents breathing interruptions.
CPAP, APAP & BiPAP Machines for Sleep Apnea Treatment
Discover the best sleep therapy devices for a restful and healthier life.
What is a CPAP Machine?
CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machines deliver constant airflow to prevent airway collapse, making them ideal for treating obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
- Includes heated humidifiers, quiet motors, and automatic pressure adjustments
- Compatible with nasal masks, full-face masks, and nasal pillow masks
Types of CPAP Machines
Fixed CPAP Machines
Maintain a constant, doctor-prescribed pressure. Example: prisma SOFT max PPC
APAP Machines (Automatic Positive Airway Pressure)
Automatically adjusts pressure based on real-time breathing needs. Examples: AutoSet Airmini, AirSense 10 AutoSet
- Ideal for varying pressure requirements
- Enhances comfort and therapy compliance
BiPAP (Bilevel) Machines
Provides two pressure levels: higher for inhalation, lower for exhalation. Examples: prisma25st, OXYvent Cube 30 ATV
- Ideal for patients with neuromuscular disorders, COPD, or Cheyne-Stokes respiration
- Recommended for those struggling with standard CPAP therapy
Essential CPAP, APAP & BiPAP Accessories
- CPAP & BiPAP Masks: Choose from nasal, full-face, and nasal pillow masks
- Tubing & Hoses: Essential for airflow transmission
- CPAP Filters: Improve air quality by reducing allergens and dust
- Humidifiers: Prevent dryness and irritation
- Cleaning Supplies: Keep your equipment sanitized
Benefits of Using CPAP, APAP, or BiPAP Devices
- Restores healthy sleep cycles
- Boosts daytime energy levels
- Prevents serious health complications like hypertension and heart disease
- Reduces snoring and improves sleep quality
Find the Right Sleep Apnea Device for You
Choosing the right device depends on your sleep apnea severity and comfort level:
- CPAP Machines: Best for OSA with a fixed pressure setting
- APAP Machines: Best for variable breathing needs
- BiPAP Machines: Best for patients needing two pressure levels
Need help? Our OxyCare specialists are here to guide you.