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Should You Use a Travel CPAP as Your Second Machine?
To a user of CPAP therapy, it might seem sufficient to have a single machine at home. However, it is possible to change the situation through travelling. A full-size CPAP...
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How to Set Up Your AirMini for Different Sleeping Environments
Sometimes, a change in sleeping environment may render it difficult to still have a familiar bedtime routine. A room in the hotel, the guest bedroom, cottage or a separate room...
How Canadian Weather Can Affect Your CPAP Routine Throughout the Year
There are several significant alterations in weather in Canada over the year. Extremes may include chilly winters to dry seasons, with warm and humid summers making the nighttime comfort of...
What Happens After a Home Sleep Apnea Test? Understanding the Next Steps
Passing a home sleep apnea test is simply a step towards diagnosis of sleep-apnea. Included among those who have spent a night using the testing equipment would be the question...
How to Build a Practical Portable CPAP Setup for Different Types of Travel
Travelling with sleep apnea does not necessarily imply that you lug your full bedroom setup around all places you go. A smaller well-arranged setup can be quite handy to many...
How Climate Control Works With the AirSense 11
To be able to relax during therapy would be a great difference to the general CPAP experience. The AirSense 11 will include climate control technology that will help in controlling...
How Mask Selection Can Affect Your BiPAP Experience
Being able to use a BiPAP machine is one thing and finding the right mask is another thing as it can help you a great deal, provided that you require...
Understanding Humidification Options With the AirSense 10
Another factor to consider is humidification to individuals undergoing positive airway pressure therapy, especially when the air is dry and is a source of discomfort when one is sleeping. The...