If you’re reading this, you’re probably noticing that your CPAP therapy isn’t as effective as it once was. Maybe your machine is starting to make strange noises, or maybe you’re feeling fatigued again. Whatever the reason, it’s important to take action before your CPAP machine fails. There are 4 common signs that you can look out for. We’ll also cover tips to try out before giving up on your machine, and more importantly, what to do when it’s time to go ahead and replace it.
In 2017, researchers claimed 40% of CPAP users never clean their mask, and more than 80% never clean their tubing. This is a truly disturbing statistic, because although the study is years old now, history repeats itself. Not on Aeroflow Sleep’s watch! Let’s check out why, when, and how to clean your machine, mask, and more so you have the knowledge and tools to rewrite sleep apnea hygiene history.
If you’re in the market for a new CPAP machine, you’ve definitely heard about the AirSense line. ResMed’s AirSense series machines are some of the most popular and best-selling CPAP devices in the world. But do they live up to the hype?
A postdoctoral fellow in sleep and circadian rhythms, Dr. Weiss is our top Sleep Science Advisor. She is also affiliated with the American Academy of Sleep Medicine Sleep Research Society, has over 15 years of experience as an adult geriatric nurse, and acts as the personality behind the popular, sleep apnea-centered YouTube show, “Weiss Words.” Her merits certainly make her an expert of our field, and she has extensive knowledge on CPAP supplies in particular.
Way to go – you’ve taken the first step toward improving your health by beginning your CPAP therapy journey! But the road to sleep health doesn’t stop there. Did you know that maintaining a regular CPAP replacement schedule is an essential part of your obstructive sleep apnea treatment? Read on to find out why.
CPAP users know that mask leaks are annoying– the whistling sounds, the dry eyes– but left unchecked CPAP mask leaks can even be potentially dangerous.
Luckily, most leaks are easy to diagnose and easy to fix. Here are some of the most common causes for CPAP mask leaks, and what to do about them.
Aeroflow Sleep recently learned that one of its patients believes, “Toothbrushes are now monitoring your habits but don’t tell your dentist about it. CPAPs shouldn’t either!” With that, we quickly realized the truth behind CPAP cellular modems and WiFi may not be fully understood. Today, we’re going to clear that up!
So you’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea? Well, your first order of PAP supplies is far from your last. Aeroflow Sleep is here to walk you through the lifespan of your CPAP supplies, what the average CPAP replacement cost is, and how we make this all hassle-free for you.
This content has been medically reviewed by Teresa Power DeNike, Certified Sleep & Recovery Coach.
When you’re searching for authorities on sleep apnea, we’re pretty sure TikTok influencers aren’t who you go to first. Yet, as digital-age generations grow older—the oldest millennials turn 42 this year—all kinds of health and wellness topics can be found on social media. You may even find Aeroflow Sleep joining the TikTok community someday! Nevertheless, we certainly won’t tell you to try every viral trend; mouth taping being one of them.
The Bongo Rx is an alternative sleep apnea therapy manufactured by AirAvant Medical. First released in 2019, the feedback Bongo Rx received was actually quite positive. Its worth was endorsed by several doctors and their patients. It had undergone clinical-testing and was even FDA-cleared. Plus, in 2020, Bongo Rx was nominated for an Edison Award; a prestigious recognition for innovative products.
All of this is well and good, but Bongo Rx is still a micro CPAP machine.
