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Why is humidification important for CPAP machines? Short answer: humidification is one major way to improve treatment! Not long after CPAP machines became available for home use, comfort features and customizable settings became the industry standard. But even still, many CPAP users turn their machine on each night without knowing that their treatment could be more comfortable and easier to tolerate. Read more about the importance and benefits of the use of humidification with CPAP therapy in this blog.

Whether you’re an experienced user or just beginning your CPAP journey, you’ve probably already encountered the most intimidating part of sleep therapy: the right CPAP mask.

Finding the most comfortable, secure, and effective CPAP mask that is tailored to your specific needs is vital for successful sleep apnea treatment. There are several types of CPAP masks available, and depending on the type of CPAP machine you use, the shape of your face, your sleeping position, your pressure settings, and many other factors, it's easy to get overwhelmed.

That’s where we come in with a list of the very best CPAP masks to help you find the perfect OSA treatment companion!

Experts estimate that there are millions of people living with sleep apnea without even knowing it and recent studies show that as much as 80% to 90% of sleep apnea cases are undiagnosed in the United States. Such an alarmingly high statistic made us ask ourselves; “Why is sleep apnea so common now?” It might surprise you to know that the answer was a general lack of education, awareness, and resources. Luckily, our team has put together one comprehensive guide to help you recognize the signs of sleep apnea.

Since CPAP machines first began to grace the tops of bedroom nightstands, treatment-related myths have circulated. And while some myths are derived from truths, myths that are misleading and potentially harmful about using CPAP therapy for OSA tend to be much more common. To help guide you in the right direction, we’ve put together a list of wives’ tales and the truth behind them...

If you've been prescribed Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy to treat your obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), you'll find that you're in no short supply of CPAP masks to choose from. CPAP therapy is a full-time commitment, and selecting a well-fitting mask will make all the difference when it comes to consistent, effective treatment.

Luckily, there are many types of cpap masks that are designed with comfort and functionality in mind.

Cutting costs on sleep apnea supplies could end up costing you far more than you’d expect. With frequent sales on every website and consignment shops in every city, it’s no surprise that CPAP users are always on the lookout for a good deal on medical devices. However, not all bargains are worth it and our team is here to help you safely and effectively navigate the process of purchasing a CPAP device without breaking the bank.

If you have sleep apnea and just can't get a CPAP machine to work for you, you're in luck...CPAP machines aren’t the only available treatment options! Alternative therapy devices and may be an effective way to treat and manage sleep apnea symptoms. Read more about what an alternative therapy device actually is, how it can benefit you, and what options are out there.

Every March, in an effort to benefit public health by increasing awareness of sleep’s effect on our overall well-being, various non-profits, health advocates, and the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) promote National Sleep Awareness Month, with Sleep Awareness Week being observed the week leading up to Daylight Saving Time. Throughout the month of March, health organizations share research, tips, and resources for better sleep and better understanding of sleep disorders in hopes of sparking broader conversations about the impact that good sleep health has on ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities.

Whether you’re just beginning CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) therapy or you’re looking to achieve better sleep as an experienced CPAP machine user, knowing all of the features, benefits, and settings that your machine has to offer is a great place to start. Read more in this comprehensive guide to what a CPAP machine is, how it works, and how it can work for you.

For many users, choosing the best CPAP mask for their needs is one of the more challenging parts of treating their Sleep Apnea. But CPAP therapy for those with Central Sleep Apnea (CSA) and those with more severe cases of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), will typically include higher pressure settings. Higher air pressure creates more opportunities for mask leaks and makes it more difficult to achieve a secure seal.