Signs your partner has Sleep Apnoea
Are you losing sleep because of your partner’s snoring? Maybe you’re wondering why your partner stops breathing in their sleep. Chronic snoring and breathing pauses could mean your partner has … Continued
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Are you losing sleep because of your partner’s snoring? Maybe you’re wondering why your partner stops breathing in their sleep. Chronic snoring and breathing pauses could mean your partner has … Continued
What Does a CPAP Humidifier do? If you wake up with a dry mouth, nose or throat, a humidifier should instantly solve that problem. Adding moisture to the air provided by your CPAP machine helps … Continued
Are you waking up in the morning with a dry mouth and nose? If so, then this is a common side effect of CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) therapy. You … Continued
As a CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) user, you may or may not have heard about the SoClean 2. This post will explain all you need to know about the … Continued
Cleaning your CPAP equipment is a quick and simple way of making sure your therapy is comfortable and effective. A clean CPAP mask helps maintain a good seal during the … Continued
The ResMed AirMini is a compact and lightweight CPAP machine that has quickly become one of the world’s most popular travel CPAP machines.
Our customers often ask: “CPAP v BiPAP”? There is a difference, but it’s more complicated than just “which one should I buy to get the best treatment”.
Sleep plays an important role in maintaining our overall health and well-being. While we are asleep our bodies undergo a number of processes which help it recover from the day just gone and to prepare for the one ahead.
Sleep apnoea and weight have been linked for some time now, with obesity acknowledged as one of the primary risk factors in developing the sleep disorder. Around half of all … Continued
For people with respiratory conditions, breathing may not be the simple and natural process most of us take for granted. Over time, air starts to get trapped within the lungs and they can begin to lose their capacity to function properly, leading to shortness of breath.