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Take Control of Your CPAP Treatment
It’s never too late to reset your CPAP routine and make your therapy work for you. Whether you’ve been struggling with consistency, mask leaks, or just “fallen off the wagon,” small actions can set you up for better sleep, better health, and more energy. 1. Review Your Therapy Data AHI and leak rates are a good starting point, but they don’t tell the full story. Deeper data - like flow limitations, respiratory rate, pressure response, and breathing patterns - can explain why
Nina
6 days ago2 min read


Water & Cleaning - Keeping Your CPAP Hygienic
Keeping your CPAP clean and using the right water in your humidifier are small habits that make a big difference. Proper care helps prevent bacteria, mould, and other issues, and ensures your therapy is effective and comfortable. 1. What Water to Use in Your Humidifier Tap water: Safe and convenient. The humidifier heats the water, killing most bacteria, so it’s perfectly fine to use. It won’t harm your machine. Cold water/ice: Some users prefer cooler water. This is okay,
Nina
Feb 191 min read


SleepHQ Pro: Unlock Better Sleep Data
At Sleepin’ the Dream, we’re all about making your CPAP journey easier, clearer, and a whole lot more supportive. That’s why we use SleepHQ with our patients ~ and if you’re ready to level up your therapy, SleepHQ is the tool you need. Start with the Free Version, Then Go Pro Before jumping into the Pro features, it’s good to know that SleepHQ offers a free version that gives you access to basic data and insights about your CPAP therapy. It’s a great way to get familiar wi
Nina
Feb 122 min read


Understanding CPAP Hoses:
Standard, Heated & Slim‑Line - and Why Tube Size Matters Choosing the right CPAP hose isn’t just about comfort - the diameter of the tube can affect how your therapy feels and performs night after night. Here’s a quick breakdown of the main options and what to consider: Standard Hose This is the most common tube supplied with CPAP machines. It typically has a 22 mm external diameter and ~19 mm internal bore , making it widely compatible with machines and masks. Standard hose
Nina
Feb 52 min read
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