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Shop CPAP machines for every need: APAP, BiPAP, and travel devices from top brands like Resmed, React Health, and Transcend. Every machine ships with a 60-night guarantee and a 2-year warranty.

What Types of CPAP Machines Are Available?

CPAP machines come in four main types, and the right one depends on your prescription and how you sleep:

  • Fixed pressure CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure): Delivers one constant, prescribed pressure all night. Best for stable therapy needs.

  • APAP (Automatic Positive Airway Pressure): Automatically adjusts pressure in real time based on your breathing.

  • BiPAP (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure): Uses two pressure settings, one for inhale and one for exhale, for more complex breathing needs.

  • Travel CPAP: Compact, lightweight machines built for portability without pausing therapy on the road.

Which CPAP Machine Is Right for You?

Finding the right CPAP machine comes down to your prescription, not preference, based on your sleep study results.

  • Fixed pressure is prescribed when your therapy needs are stable.

  • APAP is prescribed when your breathing patterns vary night to night.

  • BiPAP is prescribed when you have difficulty exhaling against constant pressure or have more complex respiratory needs.

Key Features to Look for 

Feature

Why It Matters

Heated humidification

Prevents dryness and irritation from continuous airflow

Ramp settings

Builds pressure gradually so it's easier to fall asleep

Quiet operation

Reduces disruption for you and anyone sharing the room

Data tracking

Lets you and your provider monitor therapy progress

Auto start/stop

Machine activates the moment you put your mask on

Mask compatibility

Not every CPAP mask pairs with every machine, check before buying

Home Use vs. Travel CPAP Machines

Travel CPAP machines deliver the same core therapy as home units in a smaller footprint, with the tradeoff of fewer extras or shorter battery life. Frequent travelers may prefer a travel machine as their primary device.

New to CPAP? Check out our beginner's guide, or get a home sleep study to find out if CPAP therapy is right for you.

Do I Need a Prescription?

Yes, CPAP machines are prescription medical devices used to treat obstructive sleep apnea, a condition where the airway narrows or closes during sleep.

Don't have a diagnosis yet? A home sleep test ships to your door, is worn for two nights, and is reviewed by a licensed sleep physician. If you're diagnosed, your prescription is applied directly to your order so your machine can ship right away.

<H2> Brands We Carry

We carry trusted CPAP devices from Resmed, React Health, and Transcend:

  • Resmed: AirSense 10 & AirSense 11 AutoSet (home), AirMini AutoSet (travel), AirCurve 10 & AirCurve 11 VAuto (BiPAP)

  • React Health: G3 X Auto CPAP (standalone or bundled with a mask)

  • Transcend: Micro Auto & Micro 510 (travel-focused, full core therapy features)

CPAP Machine Bundles

Save by bundling a machine with a compatible mask, pair the Resmed AirMini, AirSense 11, or React Health G3 X with a mask in one purchase.

Guidance and Support

Caring for Your CPAP Machine

Regular cleaning keeps CPAP therapy comfortable and equipment working properly. Parts wear out on their own schedule, so staying on top of replacements is key.

Daily: empty and rinse the water chamber, hang the hose to air dry. 

Weekly: wash the chamber and hose with mild soap and let it fully dry. Replace water chambers/hoses every 3–6 months, filters every 1–3 months.

Buying With Confidence

Buy your CPAP machine online with confidence, every machine includes a 60-night risk-free guarantee and 2-year warranty, so you have time to confirm it's the right fit. Free shipping is included on orders over $50.

 

FAQs - CPAP Machines Collection

What are the types of CPAP machines?

There are several types of CPAP machines, each designed to cater to specific needs and preferences:

  • Fixed pressure CPAP machines deliver a constant, prescribed pressure throughout the night.
  • APAP (Automatic Positive Airway Pressure) machines automatically adjust the pressure based on your breathing patterns.
  • BiPAP (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure) machines offer two distinct pressure settings for inhalation and exhalation, providing more customized therapy.
  • Travel CPAP machines are compact, lightweight, and portable, making them ideal for use on-the-go.
How do I choose the right CPAP machine for me?

When selecting a CPAP machine, consider factors such as your prescribed therapy type (fixed pressure, APAP, or BiPAP), lifestyle needs (home use or travel), and desired features (humidification, data tracking, etc.). Consult with your doctor and work with a knowledgeable CPAP equipment provider to find the best machine for your individual requirements.

What features should I look for in a CPAP machine?

Some key features to consider when choosing a CPAP machine include:

  • Heated humidification to prevent dryness and irritation
  • Ramp settings to gradually increase pressure for added comfort
  • Quiet operation to minimize sleep disturbances
  • Data tracking capabilities to monitor your therapy progress
  • Auto start/stop functionality for convenience
  • Compatibility with your preferred mask type
Can I use a travel CPAP machine for everyday use at home?

Yes, most travel CPAP machines are designed to provide the same quality therapy as their home-use counterparts. If you prefer the compact size and portability of a travel machine, you can use it as your primary CPAP device. However, keep in mind that some travel machines may have fewer features or reduced battery life compared to standard home-use models.

Are there any CPAP machines that combine different therapy types?

Yes, some CPAP machines, such as the ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet and the Philips Respironics DreamStation Auto, offer both fixed pressure and APAP therapy modes in a single device. This versatility allows you to switch between therapy types if your needs change over time, without having to purchase a new machine.

How do I clean my CPAP machine?

Daily Cleaning: Empty and rinse out the water chamber, then hang your CPAP hose to air dry.

Weekly Cleaning: Wash the water chamber and hose in gentle soap and warm water. Use a tube brush to gently scrub the inside and outside of your hose. Allow each part to fully air dry before reassembling.

How often should I replace my CPAP machine parts?

Always refer to your machine's user manual or consult with your healthcare provider for personalized recommendations, but generally, you should replace your machine parts on the following schedule:

  • Water Chamber: Every 3-6 months
  • Hose: Every 3-6 months
  • Filter: Every 1-3 months
  • Power Cord: When it breaks or shows signs of wear and tear
  • Seals: When they show signs of wear and tear

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