A continuous positive airway pressure machine (CPAP), which is ranked as the best choice for treating sleep apnea has been rated highly. It provides constant air pressure to keep your airway open during sleep. Find the right machine for you, compare prices, and find answers to your CPAP questions. Are you new to CPAP therapy? Learn more about CPAP therapy.
Auto-adjusting CPAP machines (or APAPs) adjust your pressure on a breath by breath basis to ensure you receive the right therapy pressure. An APAP is a good choice if you have seasonal allergies or are often suffering from cold and flu symptoms. Check out our top-selling auto CPAP machines below.
BiPAP machines have two pressure settings. One for inhalation, one for exhalation. They can also initiate breaths either on a timed basis or automatically. Browse our popular BiPAP machines for sale below:
Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines provide continuous positive airway pressure that holds your airway open and treats Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Many CPAP machines have integrated humidifiers that make therapy more pleasant. Browse our popular CPAP machines for sale below:
The perfect way to take your therapy with you wherever you go is by using a portable CPAP machine. These machines can also be auto-adjusting, so they can adapt to your individual needs. These machines can be used full-time at home in place of a regular CPAP machine. Browse our popular travel CPAP machines for sale below:
We offer the most silent CPAP machines. These machines are quiet and reduce sound so that you can sleep easily.
A CPAP machine (also known as a sleep apnea device) provides a steady flow of pressured air through a CPAP mask. This helps to keep your airway open during sleep. The machines can be divided into three categories: CPAP (or APAP), APAP (or BiPAP), and are designed to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea. The specific sleep therapy plan you have will determine which machine type is best for you.
Sleep apnea, a serious and common sleep disorder, is when breathing stops or starts during sleep. CPAP therapy has many benefits in the treatment of this condition, including: