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Mini CPAPs are the most innovative small, light and portable CPAP machines in the world. Both the Auto and Fixed-Pressure versions weigh less than a pound and fit in the palm of your hand. The optional CPAP batteries and portable power options make them the ideal CPAP system for use at home or on the road.
Designed to enhance patient lifestyle, travel CPAP lets you discover the freedom of sleeping anywhere!
Portable CPAP machines make travelling by plane easy, taking up virtually no space with the same high-performance technology as your regular CPAP machine.
Please be aware features can vary between different travel CPAP devices.
If you use a trusted CPAP brand, they’ll more than likely have created a portable CPAP machine that uses the same technology you are used to.
Many travel CPAP machines use compatible waterless humidification, including the ResMed AirMini. This means you don’t need to worry about taking a large humidifier with you on your travels; waterless humidification works just like it sounds – without any water!
So you do not need to pack additional distilled water or hunt for some wherever you go. The AirMini uses small and compact HumidX, which can last you up to thirty days each.
Alternatively, some popular CPAP brands include optional travel humidifiers to add to their travel devices. Philips Respironics created the DreamStation Go travel CPAP with an optional humidifier, a lightweight detachable humidifier that allows you to use tap water.
If you plan to travel by plane, take a travel case to help to protect your machine and carry a doctor’s note or prescription stating your requirement for CPAP therapy when travelling abroad.
If your CPAP machines is lightweight enough for travelling, you could use a CPAP Battery. A CPAP battery can provide up to two nights of Sleep Apnoea therapy on a single charge. It’s a good option if you are away for a couple of nights.
If you are a frequent traveller, a travel CPAP machine could be a good long-term investment as portable CPAP’s are often much smaller and lighter.
A travel CPAP machine gives you the flexibility to go off-the-grid for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities. These portable CPAP’s can be run on a battery pack the size of a small notebook for one to two nights, but they are not designed to provide full-time therapy and should not be used as a replacement to your usual CPAP machine.
Sleep Apnoea can take all the fun out of your holiday and leave you under performing if you travel for work.
Whilst travelling with your CPAP machine can be frustrating and bulky to fit into your luggage, leaving it at home is not really an option. Studies have shown that even one night without your CPAP can bring back the full symptoms of Sleep Apnoea.
Travel CPAP machines are designed to be lightweight and easy to use on-the-go. They have flexible power options too, so you’re more likely to stick with your CPAP therapy.
If you’re a frequent traveller, a portable CPAP machine is absolutely worth it.
