ResMed CPAP machines, masks, and accessories

Discover a wide range of ResMed CPAP machines, masks, and accessories. Enjoy special offers and free shipping on premium ResMed products for your sleep therapy.

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Who is ResMed Australia?

ResMed is a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of products for the diagnosis, treatment and long-term care of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) and other respiratory diseases. The company operates in over 68 countries through 18 subsidiaries and a network of distributors with in-depth knowledge and experience in their local markets. ResMed offers comprehensive treatment solutions including masks, respiratory therapy devices (CPAP, automatic and bilevel devices), home ventilators, patient monitoring systems and diagnostic tools.

Resmed Australia manufactures and distributes medical devices. The majority of these devices are categorised as ‘medium risk’

ResMed is an Australian company that develops and manufactures medical products for the treatment of respiratory diseases, with a particular focus on sleep-related breathing disorders. ResMed sells a wide range of products in around 100 countries worldwide. The company also offers a range of masks and tubes.

ResMed CPAP machines

ResMed CPAP: AirSense™ 11 Elite (CPAP)

A CPAP machine works at a fixed pressure machine, which means that it delivers a constant air pressure set by your doctor.

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ResMed APAP: AirSense 10 AutoSet

With the SmartStart™ function (ResMed), the auto cpap machine starts supplying air as soon as it recognises that you are breathing into the mask.

Obstructive sleep apnoea manifests itself differently in women. Women typically take longer to fall asleep. They are also more likely to experience airflow limitation and more frequent sleep interruptions than men. The ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet for Her is currently the only device on the market with more sensitive algorithms that are specifically tailored to the treatment requirements of women.

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ResMed BiPAP: Lumis 150 VPAP ST-A (Bi-level)

A BiPAP machine is ideal for people who have difficulty adjusting to the breathing pressure. It offers two pressure levels: a higher pressure when inhaling and a lower pressure when exhaling to improve breathing comfort.

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Travel-friendly: ResMed AirMini

Travel CPAP machines, such as the ResMed AirMini, offer many of the same benefits as conventional devices, but are much more compact. The AirMini is the world's smallest CPAP device, weighs less than a pound and fits in the palm of your hand.

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ResMed Masks

ResMed believes that the performance of a mask is essential. A mask should seal firmly yet comfortably regardless of sleeping position, and it should not be difficult to find a suitable model. For this reason, ResMed CPAP masks are equipped with different features to fulfil different needs. After all, every face is unique.

ResMed Accessories

There are a variety of accessories, including Resmed chin straps to prevent the mouth from remaining open while sleeping, nose pads to relieve pressure points on the nose and Ressmed CPAP wwipes tub for the mask. A portable battery can be useful if you are travelling a lot or need an emergency power supply in the event of a power cut. The hose connects the ventilator to the mask and can be heated or unheated. A humidifier, optional or integrated, adds moisture to the breathing air to reduce dryness and discomfort and increase comfort.

FAQs

What is the difference between CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP machines from ResMed?

CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) provides a constant, fixed pressure. APAP (automatic positive airway pressure) adjusts the pressure individually during the night. BiPAP (bi-level airway pressure) provides two pressure levels: a higher one when breathing in and a lower one when breathing out, making it more comfortable for people with higher pressure requirements.

How often should you replace or clean your ResMed CPAP parts?

Daily or weekly cleaning of masks, cushions and tubing is recommended. Mask cushions should be replaced every six months and tubing every twelve months to ensure optimal performance.

What is the cost of a ResMed CPAP machine?

The cost varies depending on the model and additional features such as humidifiers and smart functions. As a rule, prices range from several hundred to over a thousand dollars. Accessories such as masks and filters are often sold separately.

How long do ResMed CPAP machines typically last?

ResMed CPAP devices typically last about five years, as long as they are properly maintained. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of parts can extend the life of the device. Insurance companies often cover replacement after five years.