Best CPAP Equipment

Life Changing Experience – This is a 12 month user Update of my experience using Lifestyle Auto CPAP SPSAAA. This model is a Fully Auto-CPAP which uses algorithms to adjust air… Read more

pressure and volume to variations in demand, mask leaks and state of sleep of user, Not a constant set pressure / flow standard CPAP.

This machine is virtually silent in operation. Only if delivery mask is dislodged or mouth opens if using nasal pillow / barb type delivery can leaking air be heard. The air pump itself is silent!

Appropriate therapy mask selection is crucial, hence the client trial period, where I personally trialed 4 different types of therapy mask to arrive at optimal comfort preference, in my case a Resmed Nasal Pillow. The machine has a very small footprint and incorporates a heated water tank to humidify delivered air, and a heated delivery hose which manages any condensation issues often mentioned with other machines. This machine is compatible with Resmed therapy masks as well as F&P type, maybe others too depending on hose coupling. Very easy to Use, Clean, Transport when Travelling, is Compact with a good range of available therapy delivery masks and headgear options.

It has USB data port connection for Data recording via included stick drive , Bluetooth and Visual display on front panel. iPhone Sleepstyle App available free online to record historical data of sleep hrs, mask leakage and AHI, (average number of Apnea and Hypopnea events per hour). having some events is normal, even with treated OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnoea). Mac App F&P InfoUse for USB data transfer to doctor. Can be remotely monitored by your health professional.

Summary: I am very impressed with this machine. During initial stage of trialing use with nasal prongs, I found my nose was sore during day, but after trialing face mask and nasal pillow mask with overhead delivery, I preferred the nasal Pillow and this has worked well in practice for last year. Wife reports no more snoring while using machine, (possibly due to positive airway pressure), and for me a reduction of AHI, apnoea events, from 37 down to 5 during initial 2 week trial. The only negative for me is that App doesn't integrate with Apple iHealth stats, instead being a seperate discrete display on iPhone, but the machine settings and data history do display on front panel of machine, by toggling through front panel menu on A-PAP machine. Note: Bluetooth pairing with machine must be done promptly when machine is turned on, and will appear as discoverable in iPhone bluetooth settings when active. I have lost the bluetooth connection to iPhone a couple of times during the last year, when I turned it off on phone , but have been able to reconnect again without loss of the recorded data held in machine, just ensure you keep the machine passcode available or write on machine so it is handy, should you need to re-pair to phone. Good Hygiene is recommended caring for machine, hose, therapy mask, washing with recommended detergent and periodic replacement of inlet filter on machine and replacement of therapy mask as consumable items. Specialist accessories are available to aid in sanitising the delivery hose and headgear /therapy mask and you are instructed about this during trial period before ongoing rental agreement or purchase of the machine. Expect replacement of therapy mask and Machine air filter every 6 months. Life support registration with energy authority upon medical professionals authorisation. This has been a life changing experience for me. I purchased this as part of package deal with Pillow, spare mask, 5yr extended warranty, Carry bag and Lumin UV light sanitising Unit after completion of thorough medical diagnostic tests. My health fund covered significant proportion of equipment purchase.

Save your money – The product does not work and falls out of your nose. The mini fans only run a few hours before running out of battery life. Did not help and when… Read more

you read return policy only return on damaged product. I tried a different anti snore device who were so good with their returns policy unfortunately my small mouth did not make this other product workable.

after using fisher & Paykel Flexifit 407 for approximately 30 years,they are ideally suitable for Side Sleeper,But in Australia,they are not… Read more

available,therefore I had to Chose another mask & chose Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 the Eson 2 is the WORST CP{AP Mask I have EVER TRIED It is Extremely uncomfortable & leaks Air badly & Extremely POOR DESIGN

An Astonishing Display of “Unprofessional Support” – Complaint Regarding Philips Dreamstation Auto BiPAP Product Service. Dear Philips Management… Read more

Team,

I am writing this in what I can only describe as deep disappointment mixed with reluctant amusement at the quality of support I have received for the Philips Dreamstation Auto BiPAP recently purchased through your Bangalore office.

To recap, let me begin with the good part because it’s very short. In March 2025, I directly engaged with Philips Bangalore to purchase a Philips Respironics EverFlo oxygen concentrator for my father, who had been diagnosed with COPD. The device worked well, the support was prompt, and SWAAS (your supplier partner) delivered commendably. Based on that positive experience, I made the mistake of assuming this was your standard of service.

Fast forward to November 2025, after renting a Philips Dreamstation Auto BiPAP for five months, I finally purchased a brand-new unit, again relying on my earlier trust in your organisation. That trust now feels painfully misplaced.

The device was delivered on 6th November 2025 and worked normally. Then on 3rd December, my 75-year-old father experienced a sudden drop in pressure. As you hopefully understand, for someone with COPD, this isn’t a “minor inconvenience” it triggers panic, breathlessness, and anxiety. He is supported by my 70-year-old mother, neither of whom is technically inclined to troubleshoot a medical device that one would assume Philips engineers know best.

Since I am out of town, I reassured my father that help would arrive soon because I had reached out to the vendor and Philips representatives. How naïve of me.

Despite daily follow-ups, repeated requests, and multiple assurances (and I use the word “assurances” in the loosest possible sense), the support response has been nothing short of lethargic. In fact, “hopeless” would be an upgrade. The vendor made promises without action, and the Philips representative I contacted demonstrated no urgency, no ownership, and absolutely no understanding of what timely assistance means for a critical medical device.

A medical device whose proper functioning is directly linked to a patient’s health and wellbeing, I must emphasise because the gravity of that seems to have been completely lost on everyone involved.

As of today, 8th December, I still have no resolution. No remote guidance. No technician visit. Not even a serious attempt to assess the device.

This is five days of waiting for a machine that supports the breathing of a 75-year-old COPD patient.

One would think that with all the global chatter around Philips ventilator recalls and concerns about device reliability, the company would be bending over backwards to restore confidence. Instead, I am left regretting not taking my doctor’s advice and purchasing a ResMed device instead.

Let me be absolutely clear: This is not the service I signed up for. This is not the reputation Philips claims to uphold. And this is certainly not how a medical-grade life-supporting device should be handled.

If this issue is not resolved professionally, promptly, and with the seriousness it warrants, I will have no hesitation in working overtime to share this experience publicly and create awareness in the COPD community, so other families do not endure this unnecessary stress.

I expect an immediate response, a qualified technician visit, and a complete check of the device settings and functionality without further delay. I hope this complaint finally ignites a sense of urgency that has been glaringly absent so far.