Replace your CPAP tube at least every other year to avoid breaks and leakages. It is also recommended to have a spare handy just in case. A tube wrap can help reduce noise and condensation and the feel of the soft material against your skin is quite a difference from that of a ribbed hose. If you are after a specific length or type of tube not listed here, please ask as we may be able to order it in for you.
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Each machine comes with a tube to deliver your airflow to your mask; one end of the hose is connected to your machine, and the other end to your mask. Over time your will need to replace the tube.
We provide various types of hoses to accommodate different machines and circumstances. Standard tubes are 19mm and use a universal 22mm connector, compatible with all CPAP masks. Many manufacturers advise replacing your hose every three months – When purchasing a new tube, ensure that your mask is compatible with it.
There are various types of tubes; many use a universal 22mm connection. You will need to check the diameter of the tube connector to ensure that it is or is not universal for use with any mask.
Many CPAP machines use a standard non-heated tube. However, it depends on the device as to what tube comes with it. For travel devices, small, slimline tubing is commonly included.
Heated tubes add warmth to your therapy, keeping your therapy at a consistent temperature to prevent dryness, congestion and cold air. Standard tubing only delivers the airflow to your mask at the standard temperature. Most CPAP machines come with a standard tube, and heated tubing can be added additionally.
