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Who Is 1800CPAP.COM?

1800CPAP.com is a Direct-to-Consumer CPAP store that offers cost effective options for purchasing the best, lowest priced CPAP machines, CPAP masks, and CPAP supplies. We cut out the “middle man” and pass these great CPAP discounts and savings on to you. We offer a wide selection of the newest ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher and Paykel and Devilbiss, CPAP products on the market; all backed by manufacturer warranty.

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651 Reading Rd Mason, OH 45040 | Ph:(800)274-1366 | Fax:(888)290-6188

Home Sleep Apnea Testing Kits Available

Do you snore? Wake up tired, unrefreshed, moringing headaches? Have you been told you quit breathing at night during sleep? You may suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. Do you or do you know someone that needs tested for sleep apnea? Stop snoring and treat sleep apnea with and Auto CPAP Machine. Be sure to check out our Home Sleep Apnea Test Kit and save up to thousands.

Did You Know?

All brands of CPAP masks are made to work with ALL the different brands of CPAP machines! Also, universal standard tubing is made to work on all brands of CPAP and BiPAP machines. If you have any questions about CPAP products just give us call, we're here to help!

What Is Sleep Apnea? What is an Auto CPAP Machine (APAP)?

Sleep apnea is a potentially life threatening disorder that is said to affect nearly 30% of the U.S. adult population. Research shows that untreated sleep apnea can lead to heart failure, stroke, hypertension and diabetes. The most successful therapy for sleep apnea is CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure), a medical device that blows air through a nasal or full face CPAP mask and stabilizes the airway to prevent closure.

CPAP machines come in a variety of therapy modes. A CPAP Machine traditionally generates a fixed pressure of flow (i.e. 10 cm/h2O) while other devices like Auto CPAP (APAP) or Bi-Level (BiPAP) use variable pressures to treat sleep apnea. These therapy modes are typically established in the sleep lab or by a physician. The CPAP Mask plays an important role in tolerance and compliance of CPAP use.