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Clear- APAP: It automatically adjusts the air pressure breath by breath, depending on your needs during the night (e.g., changes in sleeping position). It is the most popular and comfortable option for sleep apnea, as it does not have the constant, forceful airflow of a standard CPAP.
- BiPAP: It provides two different pressure levels — higher during inhalation and lower during exhalation, and is preferred in cases of more difficult breathing, such as neuromuscular diseases, COPD, or when someone cannot tolerate the continuous pressure of CPAP.
- CPAP: Provides constant air pressure throughout the night to keep the airways open, and is mainly used for people with sleep apnea or severe snoring.
- with Humidifier: Adds moisture to the air to prevent dryness in the mouth, nose, and throat. Essential for comfortable sleep without irritation, especially in winter or in air-conditioned environments.
- Portable / Travel: Devices with a compact design and low weight. Ideal for those who travel frequently and need easy portability or battery-powered operation.
- with Mask: Ready-made packages that include the device together with a compatible sleep mask (nasal or oronasal).
- Quiet / Low Noise: Devices that operate at very low noise levels (usually below 27 dB). They ensure undisturbed sleep for both the user and their partner.
- Touch Screen: It allows quick and easy navigation through the device’s menus and settings, making it simple and user-friendly to use, without complicated buttons.
- with Heated Tube: Maintains a stable air temperature and prevents the formation of water droplets (condensation) inside the tube and mask during sleep.
- Data Recording: The device stores your sleep history (usage hours, leaks, apnea index). This is necessary to generate the medical report (via SD card, Bluetooth, or Wi‑Fi) that your pulmonologist needs.
- Exhalation Relief: It automatically reduces the pressure when you exhale, making breathing feel more natural and relieving the feeling of suffocation.
- Ramp Function: Starts operation at a very low pressure and gradually increases it to the programmed level, helping you fall asleep more easily.
- Auto Start / Stop: The device starts delivering air automatically as soon as you put on the mask and take your first breath, and stops as soon as you remove it.
- Wi-Fi / GSM: The device automatically sends data to the Cloud (via Wi-Fi or SIM card), allowing your doctor to monitor your treatment remotely.
- Application: Compatibility with a dedicated app (App) for iOS & Android, so you can track your daily statistics, apneas, and sleep score.
- Bluetooth: Allows the device to connect wirelessly to your smartphone for immediate viewing of sleep data.
- SD Card: Has a memory card slot where detailed treatment medical data are stored, ready to be exported and provided to the doctor.