FAQ

Should you rent, finance, or purchase your next CPAP?

Most likely you did a sleep study, and the result shows one of the following:

A moderate or a severe sleep apnea.

It is extremely important to have the CPAP next to your bed permanently.

It is extremely important to use it in a daily basis because it will bring a lot of benefits on your health. so, your options here are either to Finance CPAP or to Purchase CPAP.

A mild sleep apnea.

Then your doctor might prescribe you a Trial of CPAP to find if it brings a significant change in your life and to find if you become more energetic and less fatigue and less somnolence. You are hesitating to spend 2000$ on a Trial of CPAP machine you might use it temporary.

It is difficult to take a decision……we could understand that. Let us help you here…

We recommend you to Rent CPAP for 2-3 months to live this experience while making sure that your pockets stay healthy, too. You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars purchasing a machine you will be using temporary.

RespiArt Solutions

Easy Payments Plans
Rent CPAP in Montreal	Finance CPAP in Montreal
$80,00 per month	$80,00 per month for 25 months

Finance CPAP or Rent your own CPAP : you will pay installment fees; this is the most cost- effective way of owning a CPAP machine without the large expenditure in one go.

Finance CPAP or rent to own CPAP: you will pay installment fees; this is the most cost- effective way of owning a CPAP machine without the large expenditure in one go.

How do I clean my CPAP equipment?

Daily

Remove your cushion or pillows from the frame and wash with mild soapy warm water. Unscented mild soap is best. Don’t use antibacterial soap, it is too harsh.
Top up your humidifier with DISTILLED water each night. Refresh the water every few days. Tap water will cause bacterial growth and will corrode the metal base of the water chamber over time. Find distilled water at any pharmacy.

Weekly

Wash your humidifier chamber with mild soap, rinse well and let air dry.
Wash your entire mask and headgear with mild soap and warm water.

HANG headgear to dry. The headgear will take time to dry so best to do this in the morning.

Wash your tubing in a sink with mild soap and warm water.

Rinse thoroughly and hang to dry over a towel bar or shower curtain rod.

Wipe the outside of your CPAP machine with a dry cloth to remove dust build up.

Monthly

Check your CPAP filter and change when it has turned grey
Inspect your equipment regularly for wear and tear

Every Six Months

Schedule your Servicing appointment so our staff can clean and check your machine and accessories

Obstructive sleep apnea ?

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is often a disorder a result of the repetitive collapse with the upper airway while sleeping. It is the most commonTrusted Source sleep-related breathing disorder.

OSA happens when the muscles supporting the soft tissues inside your throat, for example your tongue and soft palate, relax. This causes your airway to narrow and even close, momentarily cutting off your breathing.

Normally, air should flow smoothly in the mouth and nose into your lungs continually, including whilst sleeping.

OSA & apneic episodes

Periods when breathing stops completely are classified as apnea or apneic episodes. In OSA, the conventional flow of air is repeatedly stopped at night time.

OSA is most popular among older males, but it really can affect anyone, including children. The incidence rises following menopause, in a way that the rates resemble in men and postmenopausal women.

Snoring can often be associated with OSA, specifically if the snoring is interrupted by periods of silence. Snoring is a result of airflow squeezing with the narrowed airway space.