- 50Medical
CPAP & Sleep Therapy
- Sleep Apnea Support
Better sleep,
better health and
better days ahead.
Trusted Brand Devices
Certified Medical Professionals
Repair & Maintenance
Common sleep apnea symptoms may look like:
- Snoring
- Daily Fatigue
- Restless Sleep
- Breathing Pauses
- Morning Headaches
- Mood Instability
- Morning Dry Mouth/Sore Throat
Determine your sleep & respiratory risks
Take our 50Medical Sleep & Breath Quiz to determine your potential risks and needs for a better night’s sleep.
Devices we assist our clients with
Our sleep and respiratory products are held to the highest regulatory standards from manufacturers with rigorous testing and certifications.
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CPAP
A CPAP machine takes in room air, filters it, and uses a fan to pressurize it, delivering a, continuous, gentle flow of air through a tube and mask (nasal, nasal pillow, or full-face) to prevent airway collapse.
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APAP
CPAP machine takes in room air, filters it, and uses a fan to pressurize it, delivering a, continuous, gentle flow of air through a tube and mask (nasal, nasal pillow, or full-face) to prevent airway collapse.
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BiPAP DEVICES
APAP machines use sensors to detect airflow resistance and apnea events, adjusting pressure on a breath-by-breath basis. By lowering pressure when not needed, many users find them more comfortable than traditional CPAP, reducing issues like aerophagia (swallowed air)
- FAQs
Understanding your device
Dive into our frequently asked questions to find out more about device specifics, care routines, accessories and more.
How do CPAP machines work?
What are the main parts of my device?
Pump: Controls the airflow
Tube: Carries the air from the machine to the mask
Mask: Delivers air to your airway while you sleep
What types of masks are available to me?
Nasal Masks: Cover the nose only and are ideal for nose breathers.
Nasal Pillow Masks: Fit under the nose with small cushions inserted into the nostrils and are suitable for minimal facial contact.
Full Face Masks: Cover both the nose and mouth and are recommended for mouth breathers or those requiring higher pressure settings.
How do we choose the right equipment for you?
Choosing the right CPAP equipment involves selecting the appropriate pump, tubing, and mask based on your specific needs and preferences. Consulting with a respiratory therapist can help you make the best choice.