A CPAP machine has four key components that work together for a better night's sleep:
- CPAP Machine: The main device.
- Humidifier: to prevent dryness and irritation in the airways.
- Tubing: Flexible hose connecting the machine to the mask.
- CPAP Mask: Worn on the face to deliver the air. Comes in various different styles for comfort.
“I personally used to sleep for 8 hours but was still always tired. Quality sleep is more important than quantity. I learned after my diagnostic test that I stopped breathing 28 times per hour, so it’s no wonder I felt so wrecked the next day. After my first night on CPAP, I no longer needed an afternoon nap at 2 PM. To be honest, it’s changed my life to the point that I’m motivated to get off my butt and be productive!”
– Bryce Perron, Managing Director of CPAP Direct
Starting CPAP therapy can be a daunting thought and may not feel natural at first. However, with a little bit of persistence, most people are amazed at how much this therapy can enhance their quality of life.