CPAP Machines

Blooms The Chemist stocks a range of CPAP machines to support people managing obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). Shop online or visit a Blooms The Chemist store with a CPAP clinic for specialist in-person support.

 

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Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy is the most widely used treatment for obstructive sleep apnoea. A CPAP machine delivers a steady stream of pressurised air through a mask worn during sleep, keeping the airway open and helping to prevent the breathing interruptions that characterise OSA. [Source: Healthdirect Australia]

 

At Blooms The Chemist, the CPAP machine range includes auto-adjusting devices that automatically vary pressure throughout the night based on your breathing patterns and may be recommended for some users depending on their therapy needs. Connected models allow therapy data to be shared remotely with your healthcare provider. For those who travel or want a compact option, travel CPAP devices are also available. 

 

Explore the full range of CPAP and sleep apnoea products at Blooms The Chemist, including CPAP masks, CPAP accessories and CPAP relief and comfort boosters.

 

How to choose a CPAP machine

  • Auto-adjusting vs fixed pressure: Auto-adjusting (APAP) machines automatically vary pressure throughout the night based on your breathing patterns and may be recommended for some users depending on their therapy needs.
  • Humidification: Built-in humidifiers help reduce dryness of the nose and throat, which is a common comfort issue for CPAP users.
  • Data and connectivity: Machines with app connectivity or wireless data transfer allow you and your care team to monitor therapy progress remotely.
  • Travel needs: If you travel regularly, a compact travel CPAP device can provide full therapy in a lightweight, portable design.

 

A Blooms The Chemist CPAP specialist can help you select the right machine based on your prescription, lifestyle, and preferences.

 

Do I need a prescription for a CPAP machine?

CPAP therapy should be started after a sleep apnoea diagnosis and advice from a doctor or sleep specialist. Your treating doctor or sleep specialist will prescribe the appropriate pressure settings. [Source: Healthdirect Australia] Blooms The Chemist CPAP specialists can assist with device setup and ongoing support. If you think you may be at risk, you can also complete our free online sleep quiz here. Blooms The Chemist CPAP specialists can assist with device setup and ongoing support after purchase.

 

Using your CPAP machine safely

Use your CPAP machine every night as directed by your healthcare team. Clean your mask, tubing, humidifier, and filters regularly following the manufacturer's guidelines to maintain effective therapy and hygiene standards. Do not adjust pressure settings without guidance from your treating specialist.