Travel CPAP Machine

A travel CPAP machine work: Many travel CPAP devices are equipped to provide both CPAP therapy and automatic positive airway pressure (APAP) therapy. Whereas standard fixed-pressure CPAP machines deliver air at the same pressure throughout the night, APAP devices use sensors and algorithms to adjust pressure levels based on breathing patterns.
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On average, travel CPAP machines can last five years with proper care and regular maintenance.
You can use travel CPAP everyday:The ResMed AirMini AutoSet travel is basically designed to be used while traveling. The machine can deliver the same performance and pressure as a full-sized CPAP machine so that you can use it for your everyday sleep apnea therapy for a short period.
If traveling with distilled water is not feasible for you, some travel CPAP machines, such as the ResMed AirMini, have a waterless humidification system that can help you save space and travel lighter.
The side effects of a CPAP machine: Nasal congestion and runny nose can occur with CPAP use. People undergoing CPAP therapy may also experience dry nose from the forced air flowing into the nose. The flow of dry air can lead to nosebleeds and crusting. Dry noses with CPAP use are particularly common in climates with cold weather or low humidity.