Read about how Dr. Collin Sullivan revolutionized the treatment of Sleep Apnea by applying continuous positive airway pressure to the nasal passages, which led to what we now know as CPAP therapy. This quick guide will help you understand where CPAP therapy comes from and what the future might hold for CPAP users.
More and more women are getting diagnosed with Sleep Apnea. Its important to be knowledgable from the start. Get some great tips on therapy and equipment when getting started.
As we start fresh into 2016, we can’t help but reflect on last year’s most memorable moments. Do you remember when the Price is Right accidentally gave away a new car? Or the pandemonium J.J. Abrams set off when releasing the Force Awakens teaser? There were many reasons why we lost sleep last year, whether …
Take the hose, mask, and cords out of your CPAP therapy and what do you get? The Airing Micro-CPAP. On June 15th, Airing will launch a crowd funding project to help bring its minimalistic prototype to life. CPAP users could potentially reclaim their nightstand space, travel lighter, and rest more freely.
Closer Look into Design: Weighing under an ounce, the Airing™ CPAP device is designed to sit beneath the nose. It looks very similar to a nasal pillow.
Let’s face it, not all of us are morning people. We wake up already bearing the challenges of our day. But, have you ever heard the expression, “perception is everything?” It’s true, if you go to bed dreading the morning, you are bound to wake up more irritable. To be honest, I’ve tried most gimmicky …
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Learn more about the new Pico Nasal mask released from Philips Respironics. Released on Friday, this minimal mask is now available in the U.S. Read more to see what one of our internal testers thought of the Pico.
Learn more about what influences the sound you hear from your CPAP machine.
Have you ever had a long night and wake up without enough sleep? You probably didn’t think twice before getting behind the wheel of your car. But, you actually increased your chances of a traffic accident by 20%. AAA estimates one out of every six deadly traffic accidents is due to drowsy driving. Luckily, the National Sleep …
