Category Archives: CPAP Category

SoClean 2 CPAP Cleaner and Sanitizing machine use activated oxygen to eliminate germs and bacteria that can be found in your CPAP machine and accessories. The SoClean 2 CPAP Cleaner is compatible with any sleep apnea machine, however, most will require an adapter (except Respironics DreamStation with Standard Tubing). Please note that additional adapters will not come with the purchase of the SoClean 2 CPAP cleaner.

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Best Nasal Pillow Masks for Comfortable Sleeping Experience

Posted on by Leah
17
Feb

If you are suffering from Sleep Apnea, you might be considering Continuous Positive Airway Pressure more commonly known as CPAP therapy. Doctors suggest this therapy for Sleep Apnea patients, and they have observed a good and positive result from it. Amongst the different variations available in the market, Nasal Pillow Masks are highly preferred for […]

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Top AutoPAP Machines of 2022 at Your CPAP Store in Canada

Posted on by Leah
20
Jun

What are AutoPAP machines? AutoPAP machines are also known as Auto-adjusting PAP machines (APAP). These machines are designed to automatically adjust the level of pressure that is delivered on a breathe-to-breathe basis. These machines are rated as one of the most comfortable devices for Sleep Apnea patients. It delivers ideal pressure to the patients throughout […]

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Is your CPAP Pressure Settings Important ?

Posted on by Pothiappan
13
Feb

After a CPAP machine purchase and once the prescription has been received, our CPAP experts program the pressure settings on the CPAP machine based on the physician’s prescription and recommendations. For fixed pressure CPAP machines, the physician has prescribed the least amount of pressure needed to keep the airway open. This one setting will be […]

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Perfect Valentine’s Day Gift for Your Snoring Partner

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Gift for snoring partner
08
Feb

Many studies have indicated that snoring could cause relationship tension to grow in the following ways: Sleeping in separate rooms Irritability due to sleep loss Partner resentment Helplessness and guilty Don’t worry, we hear your concerns and we’re here to help! To find the right solution for your partner’s snoring, look at some key points […]

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4 Popular CPAP Masks of 2019

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4 Popular CPAP masks for 2019
30
Jan

CPAP masks come in different types and different sizes across all brands, and the one that you choose should be based on personal preferences to suit your needs. There are three main categories of CPAP Masks: Full Face Mask Nasal Mask Nasal Pillow Mask As the name suggests a full face mask rests over your […]

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Using CPAP in the Winter

Posted on by Pothiappan
22
Jan

The holiday season is over and a new year has begun. It’s time for optimism where anything seems possible, but there’s still a few months left of winter, which means a few more months of drier, colder air passing into your airway every night when you use you CPAP machine to treat sleep apnea. Colder […]

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The History of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)

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CPAP history
17
Dec

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a condition whereby the upper airway partially or completely collapses during sleep resulting in snoring and/or complete cessation of breathing. The earliest records of snoring and sleep apnea date back more than 2,000 years. In 1836, OSA was described not by a clinician but by the author Charles Dickens. In […]

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Shaq Attacks Sleep Apnea

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We get asked so many times, “What’s the point of actually using the therapy? I don’t like it! Isn’t it just a money grab anyway?” You may think snoring is a minor problem, but it can be a lot more than that. Just ask NBA Hall of Fame Shaquille O’Neal, whose rambunctious snoring bothered his girlfriend enough for her […]

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