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Explore our CPAP Collection for reliable machines, masks, and accessories designed to make every breath easier. Shop now and wake up refreshed.

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CPAP/BIPAP Machines

CPAP Masks

CPAP ACCESSORIES

CPAP vs. BiPAP Explained

One of the most common questions shoppers ask is:

“Do I need CPAP or BiPAP?”

Here’s the simplest explanation:

CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)

A CPAP delivers one continuous pressure level while you sleep. It is the most common therapy used for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

CPAP machines are often prescribed for customers who need consistent pressure support throughout the night.

Auto CPAP (APAP)

Auto-CPAP machines automatically adjust pressure as your breathing changes throughout the night. Many customers find Auto-CPAP comfortable because it can reduce pressure when full pressure isn’t needed.

BiPAP (Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure)

BiPAP machines deliver two pressure levels:

  • Higher pressure during inhalation
  • Lower pressure during exhalation

BiPAP is often prescribed when a patient needs higher therapy pressures or additional comfort support.

Common CPAP Problems (And What Usually Causes Them)

Most customers who shop for CPAP supplies aren’t shopping because they want to—they’re shopping because something isn’t working.

Here are the most common issues we help customers solve every day:

Why is my CPAP mask leaking?

Mask leaks are usually caused by:

  • A worn cushion (most common)
  • Incorrect sizing
  • Over-tightened headgear (causes distortion)
  • Headgear stretching over time
  • Sleeping position pushing the mask sideways

In many cases, replacing only the cushion solves the problem.

Why do I wake up with dry mouth?

Dry mouth can be caused by:

  • Mouth breathing
  • Air leaks
  • Low humidity settings
  • A nasal mask when a full face mask is needed

Upgrading to a full face mask or adjusting humidity can often improve comfort quickly.

Why does my CPAP feel uncomfortable now when it used to feel fine?

This is commonly caused by worn supplies such as:

  • Headgear that has stretched
  • Cushions that have softened
  • Filters that are clogged
  • Tubing that is cracked or leaking

Replacing a few key parts can make therapy feel like new again.

Frequently Asked Questions About CPAP & Sleep Therapy

Not sure which CPAP mask is right for you? Our AI-powered virtual fitting tool makes it easy. Simply answer a few questions and take a selfie, and our team will recommend the best mask for your face shape and sleep style — no in-store fitting required.