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CPAP therapy can certainly take a little getting used to. From the whirrs of your new CPAP machine to the tubing becoming your new bedtime partner and more, it takes a few days to adjust. But soon you’ll learn how to sleep peacefully, putting an end to sleep apnea, unless one of the CPAP side effects is skin irritation! Acne, pressure marks, sores, rashes, and more may make you want to quit therapy, but don’t give up. There are plenty of ways to prevent CPAP skin irritation.

Technology has been moving so quickly we’ve made great advances in all areas of our lives. For example, we drive cars instead of riding in a horse drawn carriages and can effectively manage sleep apnea.

What is sleep apnea? Could it be that I'm just tired more days than not? People all across the nation are afflicted with sleep apnea. They are waking up multiple times in the night, feel exhausted in the morning, and battle fatigue all day long.

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer. This summer, more people want to hit the road in an RV. It’s no surprise why. Overall, people love to camp to relax, escape the stress and reconnect with friends and family. Because more RVs today are lighter and smaller, more people are RVing for the first time!

Perhaps you have heard about concern over the safety of the substance Bisphenol A (BPA). Are you concerned about whether it is in your medical equipment? Maybe you have noticed the plethora of products lining aisles of grocery and department stores that boast of their brand being “BPA Free.” Rest assured that, although BPA is present in many of the products we use on a daily basis, you needn’t worry when it comes to your CPAP supplies.

If you’ve been using a BiPAP to treat sleep apnea, you might be wondering why can’t find a mask made specifically for your BiPAP machine. Well, the answer is simple, all CPAP masks are technically BiPAP masks because they are designed to work with any CPAP or BiPAP machine. However, the two machines do have a few important differences.

While it might seem logical to only replace components of your CPAP machine when they appear dirty or worn, there are many reasons to proactively care for and replace supplies on schedule. The air filter on your CPAP machine is responsible for respiratory health, so keeping the filter in top shape should be a priority for the well-being of anyone who deals with sleep apnea.

Being on CPAP treatment does not mean that you have to give up your active outdoor lifestyle. Many patients are concerned that they will have to give up their weekend outdoor activities when starting on CPAP therapy. They think they will have to lug around a large machine that has to plug in somewhere, but that is not the case anymore!

As it gets a little colder this time of year, you may notice that the air is becoming dry, which can become a nuisance to those using a CPAP machine to treat sleep apnea. Just as you have gotten used to the sound and feeling of sleeping with your machine running, now you notice a sore throat or dry nose. Have no fear — CPAPSupplies.com may have your remedy!