Heat Moisture Exchange Unit for CPAP Machines

The HME will work with any CPAP mask that doesn’t have a short tube. A “short tube” is about six inches to one foot long and extends out and away from the mask, giving you a little extra slack for extra movement. Examples of masks that use a short tube include the AirFit P10 and the AirFit N20.

Heat Moisture Exchanger (CPAP HME) Features and Benefits:

• Extremely Portable (Perfect for Travel)
• Comfortable Sleep Therapy Anywhere
• Less Expensive
• Less Messy
• No Regular Cleaning
• Works With Almost Any CPAP Machine
• Compatible With Most CPAP Masks

All you need to do is connect the moisture unit between your mask and machine hose. From there, you'd breathe. That's all there is to it.

What’s Included:

• 1 Replacement Heat Moisture Exchanger Unit.
• This is the HME only and does not include any other machine parts.

Use for Up to 7 Nights Before Needing Replacement

Manufacturer testing has shown the HME can be used for up to seven nights before being replaced. 

Utilization Tips

Originally, the manufacturer found the HME to only be suitable for one night's use. After further research and testing, the device has been approved for up to seven night's use. Be aware: Some packaging and documentation may still state the unit should be discarded after 24 hours, but the HME unit may be used for up to 7 nights.

This product does NOT include any other machine parts.

Cleaning Tips

The HME for CPAP Machines cannot be cleaned. The manufacturer suggests replacing the unit after using it for up to seven nights.

Two Different Sized Openings

There are two different size openings on the HME unit. The wider opening is designed to connect to the mask, while the thinner opening connects to the long hose attached to the machine.