by drsleepright | Aug 26, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks, Sleep Apnoea, Sleep Tips
From our daily interactions with CPAP users we hear common issues with CPAP usage. Our list below discusses the 5 most common complaints we hear + some self help tips to fix it. Machine pressure is too high This week we have had a few long term users come and say...
by drsleepright | Aug 19, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks, Sleep Apnoea, Sleep Tips
When starting on CPAP therapy some patients will pick it up easy from the first night, others will find it more challenging and take some time to adapt. Our approach when setting up new patients is to keep it as simple as possible early and let the patient try to get...
by drsleepright | Aug 17, 2020 | Battery, CPAP, ResMed
Did you know you can run your ResMed AirSense 10 Machine without a humidifier or heated tube? Utilising parts such as a side cover and standard tubing can be beneficial in a number of ways. The Benefits Reduction in power output. This is particularly helpful if you...
by drsleepright | May 27, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks
Here is a simple step-by step guide on how to fit your CPAP mask: 1. Hold the cushion in one hand and the headgear in the other. 2. Press the mask to your nose or mouth (depending on the type of CPAP mask you have) and pull the headgear up and over your head. 3. Once...
by drsleepright | May 26, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks, ResMed
Is your CPAP mask causing marks on your face? In this blog post we discuss our top 7 tips for reducing the risk of marks on your face from your CPAP mask. 1. Mask Hygiene Your CPAP cushion can get a buildup of dirt and oil from your skin. Over time this buildup can...
by drsleepright | May 13, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks, Mask Parts
CPAP masks are generally made up of four components- the cushion, headgear, elbow and frame. The term ‘CPAP mask’ refers to all of these parts as a whole. In this article we will explain the basic components of your CPAP mask and the terminology that goes along with...
by drsleepright | Mar 31, 2020 | CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea
Your AirSense 10 CPAP machine will come with the following: AirSense 10 Unit Humidifier Power Supply Unit ...
by drsleepright | Mar 23, 2020 | AirView, CPAP, ResMed, Sleep Apnoea, Sleepright News
Here at Sleep Right Australia, we are country providers of CPAP therapy. For this reason we have always had to find ways to remotely manage the use of CPAP since we opened in 2010. As technology has improved within CPAP machines and computers as well, we have been...
by drsleepright | Mar 16, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks, ResMed
The ResMed AirFit F30i Full Face mask is now available. What it is? The AirFit F30i is a full face mask. It has been designed with the tubing connection at the top of the mask and the cushion sits over the mouth while sealing underneath the nose. Other features...
by drsleepright | Feb 26, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks
The ResMed AirFit F30i is the latest full face mask designed by ResMed. In this blog post we will identify the key differences between the three leading full face masks. Tubing Placement: Where the tube connects to the mask differs significantly. The AirFit F30i will...
by drsleepright | Feb 19, 2020 | CPAP, Sleep Apnoea
So you’ve had a sleep study and would like to use a CPAP machine to treat your Sleep Apnea. We recommend trialling CPAP therapy first. What do I need to consider when purchasing a CPAP machine? Your trial of CPAP will help determine whether you need a fixed pressure...
by drsleepright | Feb 5, 2020 | CPAP, CPAP Masks
You may notice moisture in your CPAP tubing/mask from time to time, particularly at the change of seasons. This moisture while not harmful can be a nuisance to your therapy. To help combat this, there are a few things you can try. Tubing: If your tubing is on the...
