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ResMed Tubing Replacement FAQs:

• How to Find ResMed Replacement Tubing?

  If you aren’t exactly sure what you’re looking for, our Part Finder Tool can help you find the specific part you need. Simply select your machine type, then your machine, and find your replacement tubing from there. Alternatively, visit your machine’s product page on CPAP.com and look for your hose under the ‘Replacement Parts’ tab.

• What ResMed Hoses Are Compatible With the AirMini?

  While you would’ve needed to order a replacement AirMini CPAP Hose in the past due to the device’s smaller air outlet, the Zephair AirMini Universal Mask Adapter allows you to use any standard tubing with your AirMini, greatly expanding your mask options.

• What ResMed Hoses Are Compatible With the AirSense 11?

  Any standard tubing with 22mm ends will work with the AirSense 11, and the ClimateLineAir 11 Heated Tube is available for those that prefer a heated hose or want to enjoy the AirSense 11’s Automatic Climate Control Function.

• What ResMed Hoses Are Compatible With the AirSense 10?

  You can use any standard hose with 22mm ends with your AirSense 10, but ResMed also provides a few alternatives to consider:

  • SlimLine Tubing for AirSense 10: A standard hose has an interior hose diameter of 19mm. While also having 22mm ends, the SlimLine Tubing has an interior hose diameter of 15mm, making it lighter and more flexible than standard tubing to reduce hose drag.
  • ClimateLineAir Heated Tube for AirSense 10: A heated hose for your AirSense 10 to help reduce rainout by maintaining a consistent temperature throughout the tubing.
  • ClimateLineAir Oxy Heated Tube for AirSense 10: For those that also require oxygen therapy, use this latex-free heated tubing with your AirSense 10 device to receive additional oxygen. The ClimateLineAir Oxy has a built-in supplemental oxygen connector and two climate control settings.

• What ResMed Hoses Are Compatible With the ResMed S9?

  Like the AirSense 10 and 11, the ResMed S9 is compatible with standard tubing as well as the SlimLine Tubing for the AirSense 10, which is listed above. There are also two heated options available:

  • ClimateLine Tubing for S9: This heated hose retains a consistent temperature throughout, reducing condensation build-up from your humidification and preventing rainout.
  • ClimateLineMAX Oxy Air Tubing for S9: A heated hose that allows you to conveniently add supplemental oxygen to your CPAP therapy.

• What Is the Short Tube Assembly For?

  CPAP masks with short tube assemblies use the short tube to provide extra movement and reduced hose drag for active sleepers, allowing them to effortlessly change sleeping positions. Some ResMed masks that we carry short tube replacements for include, the Swift FX Short Tube, Swift LT Short Tube, and Mirage Mask Short Tube.

• What is the "Subscribe & Save" Program?

  Replacing the tubing, cushions, and headgear for your ResMed CPAP mask is now easier than ever thanks to CPAP.com’s Subscribe and Save Program! In your cart or on the product page for the item you’d like to order, select the “Subscribe & Save 10%” option and choose the interval at which you’d like to receive your equipment, taking the guesswork out of ordering replacement parts. Any orders placed before 4 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST) will ship the same day, and Subscribe & Save orders will also enjoy free shipping.

  If you have any questions or concerns regarding your order, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our award-winning customer service team is available at 1-800-356-5221 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CST Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST on Saturdays. For your convenience, we also operate a Live Chat service on our website, or you can even text us at 832-308-2219 during our customer service hours for help with an order or anything else you might have a question about throughout your therapy journey.

• When to Replace ResMed CPAP Hoses?

  Per our recommended replacement schedule, your ResMed CPAP hose will need to be replaced every 6 to 12 months, depending on when it starts to deteriorate or show signs of wear and tear. Regularly replacing your equipment is important to maintain the most effective treatment for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA). If you have air leaks in your tubing, you may not be receiving your prescribed therapy pressure, which is needed to keep your airway open. When your therapy pressure isn’t reaching your prescribed level due to air leaks, your risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke, high blood pressure, and even diabetes may all increase. When it’s time to replace your tubing, you will also likely experience an increased number of apneas and hypopneas per night as a result. 

  To prevent leaks from happening, make sure that you only ever disconnect your tubing by grasping the rubber end that connects to your machine. Disconnecting your CPAP hose by pulling on the hose itself risks damaging your tubing or wearing it out more quickly. You can also extend the life of your hose by following a consistent cleaning routine. Hang your CPAP hose to dry every morning after each use, and make sure to clean it thoroughly with a tube brush and mild soap at least once a week. It’s always a good idea to inspect your tubing while cleaning to check your hose quality and listen for leaks before you begin your therapy to help you stop small issues when they first appear.