Before we can say which CPAP machine is the best, we first need to determine which type of machine you want or need. The different types of machines available are: CPAPs, Bipaps, Auto CPAPs, Auto Bipaps, and Travel CPAPs. Once you’ve decided the best type of CPAP machine for you, then we can begin talking about the different brands available to buy.

CPAP stands up for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. So, a CPAP machine is a machine that provides Continuous Positive Airway Pressure via a CPAP Mask. That Positive airway pressure keeps your airways open and in turn keeps you breathing. It is used for people diagnosed with Sleep Apnea which is where a person’s airways close or partially obstruct while a person is sleeping.

Only your Dr can determine whether a CPAP or BiPAP is best for you. In many cases a BiPAP is a secondary option after CPAP has been deemed ineffective or intolerable. In some cases the BiPAP is used for people with alternative Diagnosis such as Complex Apnea or COPD.

CPAP machines range in price. You will need to make sure that whichever CPAP you choose it will have the features you need. We have packages starting at less that $700 that include EVERYTHING you need. Including Compliance reporting. Click here for our CPAP packages.

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If you need a CPAP you are in the right place. Most people get tested for Sleep Apnea first to see that a CPAP is a necessary. After testing positive for Sleep Apnea a CPAP is typically prescribed. Once you have been prescribed CPAP you work with someone like CPAPmyway to determine the make and model of CPAP that fits your lifestyle and budget, and get back to sleeping well. At CPAPmyway we can help you from start to finish on that process.

As always, we recommend that you follow up with a physician to make sure that your CPAP machine is working for you. With that being said, CPAP Therapy is the Gold Standard for treating Sleep Apnea. It is very rare that the CPAP, when used appropriately, doesn’t work in the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea. In most cases minor comfort adjustments on your CPAP can make all the difference.