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At your first apointment, our expers will explain CPAP therapy and give you a CPAP trial device and accessories; we recommend that you use it every night at home for two weeks; after two weeks, please come back to the clinic for a follow-up visit.

A full refund will be given within 30 days of purchase. Returns must be made in the original packaging.

A processing fee of 30% will be applied, but the remainder will be refunded. Shipping costs will not be refunded.

If you have a problem or need assistance with any item you have already purchased, please call +61 8 8166 0816 or email contact@cpapdiscount.au or support from one of our trained CPAP technicians

Positive airway pressure (CPAP) is a safe, non-invasive treatment method that consists of three main components: an air pump, a mask, and a tube connecting them.

The principle behind PAP therapy is that the air pump pressurizes the throat through the tube and mask, keeping the airway open during sleep. Sufficient airflow during sleep ensures that the brain does not stimulate the body to breathe and that breathing is not compromised during nighttime sleep.

CPAP therapy is a continuous treatment designed to have a quick effect. The best way to achieve effective treatment with CPAP therapy is to continue CPAP therapy every night during sleep; if CPAP therapy is interrupted, symptoms that were present before will soon return.

CPAP, BiPAP and APAP are all types of positive airway therapy (PAP) used to treat sleep apnea, but they differ in the way pressure is generated. CPAP provides a fixed, continuous pressure throughout the night, while BiPAP provides two different pressure levels (one on inspiration and one on expiration). APAP automatically adapts the pressure level to the patient's breathing pattern.

Yes, you can use different brands of masks with different brands of positive airway pressure.

The only exception is the ResMed AirMini, which is only compatible with the ResMed AirFit P10/N20/F20 and F30. The same is true for the AirTouch F20.

When replacing a positive airway pressure mask, the connector from the old mask is often found at the end of the tube.

Proper mask and mask size are essential for CPAP therapy; there are three main types of masks used in CPAP machines: cushion masks, nasal masks, and full-face masks. Which mask is right for you depends on the individual. Which mask is right for you depends on many factors, including your breathing needs, sleep patterns, and comfort level. Other factors, such as the presence or absence of facial hair and facial structure, can also influence your choice of mask.

Therefore, the best way to find the right mask for you is to come in for a trial treatment. During the trial, you will be able to choose and try several different masks based on your habits and needs. The mask you find most comfortable when awake may move when you sleep, reducing the effectiveness of your CPAP therapy. At the end of the trial, we will suggest the mask that best suits your needs.