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As a whole, allergies are a sniffly, sneezy, itchy, watery, no-good time that virtually everybody can agree is one of the worst things to lose sleep over. And if you’re one of the tens of millions of people living with Obstructive Sleep Apnea, using CPAP with allergies can be a complicated experience. Treating allergy symptoms …
If you’ve talked to your healthcare provider about low energy levels and restless nights, there’s a good chance that they have recommended or scheduled a sleep study. The sleep study is when you would receive a diagnosis and determine how mild or severe your sleep apnea is. After your sleep study, your healthcare provider will …
What Is a CPAP Titration Study and Do You Need One? How Often? What About APAP? Read More »
Ahh, the joys of spending time with family while traveling the open road. If you’re thinking about hitting the road in an RV and want to know how to bring your CPAP machine, this guide is for you! The good news is you can absolutely use a CPAP in an RV and we’re going to …
Your thyroid plays a major role in your daily life. The hormones it creates regulate important bodily functions like your heart rate, body temperature, metabolism, and your breathing. When your thyroid secretes too much or too little of these key hormones, it can cause sleep apnea along with other sleeping disorders. Hypothyroidism means your thyroid …
Hypothyroidism and Sleep Apnea: Can Your Thyroid Be Causing Sleep Apnea? Read More »
A deviated septum is a condition where the cartilage and bone that separates your nasal cavity is off-center and thus, can make breathing difficult for you. Even if your nose looks straight from the outside, you could still have a deviated septum if you are experiencing constant congestion, snoring, sinusitis, or nose bleeds—just to name …
Deviated Septum Self-Test – How To Test at Home for a Deviated Septum Read More »
When cleaning your CPAP mask, tubing, and other machine parts, the best soap to use is a gentle, mild soap. Using a mild soap to clean your CPAP will help you avoid any damage to your equipment or irritation to your face and lungs. There are many types of soaps that can be used to …
Best Soap To Clean CPAP Mask, Hose, and Equipment Read More »
If you’re having difficulty adjusting to Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) treatment and you’ve tried solving some of the most common side effects associated with CPAP therapy, then you may want to discuss the CPAP alternatives listed in this article with your doctor. Even if you’ve recently been diagnosed with sleep apnea or think you …
CPAP Alternatives to Treat Sleep Apnea Without a CPAP Device in 2022 Read More »
If you’ve spent any time looking online to buy a new CPAP machine, you’ve probably noticed a shortage of availability, and higher-priced machines. Trucks without truck drivers, ships stuck at sea, computer chips in short supply, and a massive recall of CPAP devices by one of the world’s largest manufacturers of sleep apnea devices have …
CPAP Shortage: What’s Behind It, When Will it End, and What Can You Do in The Meantime? Read More »
Most CPAP machines should be replaced every five years, but the voluntary CPAP recall of more than three million Philips Respironics-brand CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP machines has some customers wondering when—and how—to replace their current device, even if it is less than five years old. Unfortunately, buying a new CPAP machine isn’t an option for …
Can’t Afford a New CPAP Machine? Here’s How to Get Low-Cost or Free CPAP Supplies! Read More »
Since the announcement of the Philips Respironics recall in mid-June, we’ve received a lot of questions from concerned customers looking for answers. Understandably, many have turned to social media and online forums to find these answers. Unfortunately, this has led to a lot of rumors and confusion. We’ve gathered some of the most common questions …
We Asked A Sleep Doctor About The Recent CPAP Recall—Here’s What He Said Read More »
