CPAP Therapy — Done Right.
Professionally Managed for Better Sleep

South Africa’s CPAP Therapy Specialists

We provide clinically managed CPAP therapy backed by sleep lab expertise, SAHPRA compliance, and professional AirView monitoring. Our nationwide service ensures patients receive not just equipment — but properly configured, professionally supported treatment designed for long-term success.

Why Choose CPAP Equip?

Clinically Managed Therapy

Every device is professionally configured and monitored — not simply dispatched.

Sleep Lab Backed Expertise

Our approach is grounded in real diagnostic and titration experience.

SAHPRA Compliant & Medical-Grade

We operate to regulated standards for safety and quality.

Ongoing Monitoring & Support

AirView monitoring and structured follow-up ensure long-term therapy success.

Better Mornings Begin with Proper CPAP Therapy.

PRODUCTS

UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MACHINES

1

ONE PRESSURE

A CPAP is a fixed-pressure machine, which means it delivers one consistent airflow pressure that is set by your doctor.

ResMed AirSense™ 11 Elite

2

AUTO-ADJUSTING PRESSURE

An APAP is an auto-adjusting machine that changes your airflow pressure level throughout the night based
on your sleep position and what stage of sleep you’re in.

ResMed AirSense™ 11 Autoset

3

TWO AIR PRESSURE

A bilevel is ideal for people who have trouble adjusting to airflow pressure. It includes two pressure level settings: a higher pressure when you inhale, and a lower pressure when you exhale to improve breathing comfort.

ResMed AirCurve10 Auto

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Breathe Easy. Sleep Better. Live Fully.

Welcome to CPAP Equip, your trusted partner in sleep health across South Africa.

We believe everyone deserves the freedom that comes with a good night’s sleep.

That’s why CPAP Equip was founded — to make expert sleep apnea support accessible, affordable, and reliable.

With years of hands-on experience, we’re not just supplying equipment — we’re improving lives. Whether you’re new to CPAP therapy or looking for dependable support, our team is here to guide you with compassion, expertise, and a range of top-quality products.

Let us help you breathe smart, sleep well, and live life to the fullest — one night at a time.

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UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MASKS

FULL FACE MASKS

Traditional full face masks completely cover the nose and the mouth. This allows users the option to breathe through either.
Some full face masks include a forehead stabilizer that helps improve the cushion seal for active sleepers. The headgear typically
provides four points of contact for stability and making adjustments more easily.
Though sometimes considered "bulkier" than other masks, some users prefer them because the wider surface area helps spread the air pressure out to make CPAP therapy more comfortable. Some manufacturers have recently redesigned their full face masks to sit underneath the user’s nose. These designs greatly reduce facial contact and eliminate the feelings of claustrophobia some full face users experience.

Full Face CPAP Masks Are Best For:
o Mouth breathers
o Back sleepers
o Those with nasal congestion problems
o Users with prescriptions that require a higher pressure setting

NASAL MASKS

Nasal masks fit over your nose only, offering a lighter fit than full face masks. Nasal masks are smaller than full face masks and cover or cradle the nose. Usually, they are triangular or oval shaped to sit just around the nose. It is held in place by headgear that goes around the rest of a user's head. These masks offer minimal contact with the face while still creating a secure seal and stable headgear. A nasal mask is best suitable for users who naturally breathe through only their nose, and not their mouth.
Nasal masks deliver indirect airflow to your nasal area, but not directly into your nostrils like a typical nasal pillow mask would. This type of mask can also sustain a higher pressure setting than a nasal pillow mask. Additionally, users who
experience claustrophobia with full face masks may want to try a nasal mask as they are traditionally less bulky.

Nasal CPAP Masks Are Best For:
o Users with prescriptions that require a higher pressure setting
o Active sleepers
o Users with unique facial shapes

NASAL PILLOW MASKS

Even more lightweight and minimal than nasal masks, offering a high level of openness and visibility. Nasal pillow masks sit underneath the nose and use two soft pillows that sit inside the nostrils to provide direct airflow. The pillows slightly inflate to create a secure seal and comfortable therapy into the airflow. The unique and slim shape of nasal pillow masks allow for a less intrusive feel on the face, but still deliver effective performance.
This type of mask also is great because having it directly inside a user's nostril minimizes the risk of potential air leaks throughout the night. They offer a much more minimal design than traditional full face and nasal masks. Similar to nasal masks, this type of mask is particularly suitable for users who do not breathe through their mouth and only their nose.
Some users, however, do not like the feeling of the cushion sitting inside their noses. This direct airflow may also dry out a user’s nasal passage more quickly than other masks.

Pillows Masks Are Best for :
o Users who find full face masks claustrophobic
o Users with facial hair
o Users who wear glasses and wear their mask while watching TV or reading
o Users who prefer the smallest CPAP mask.

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Replacement schedule

REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE

To get the best results from therapy it is very important to ensure that your patients replace their equipment according to the recommended schedule. The replacement schedules shown on this page are based on CMS guidelines.

DEVICES & TUBING REPLACEMENT

REPLACEMENT FILTER / DISPOSABLE FILTER

If the environment is particularly humid or dusty, then the disposable filter won't last as long. Visual inspection is the key to determining disposable filter life.
When: As often as twice a month depending on condition

REPLACEMENT PARTS

HUMIDIFIER REPLACEMENT

HUMIDIFIER WATER TUB

Humidifier water chambers may become discolored, cracked, cloudy or even pitted due to the mineral levels found in most tap and drinking water. As the material deteriorates, cracks may trap bacteria from moisture.
When: As often as every 6 months depending on condition.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

CPAP DEVICE REPLACEMENT

CPAP DEVICE

The typical life span of a CPAP device is 5 to 7 years. We highly recommend getting a
backup CPAP machine especially if your current machine is more than a couple of years old. That way you'll never be without a CPAP machine, even when one of yours stops working.
When: Every 5 years

TUBING

For maximum comfort we recommend replacing your tubing as often as every 3 months depend on the condition

REPLACEMENT PARTS

HEADGEAR REPLACEMENT

Over time and use, headgear may become stretched and lose elasticity, leading to over-
tightening and discomfort.
When: Replace as often as every 6 months, depending on condition.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

MASK REPLACEMENT

FULL FACE CUSHION

Over time and use, the silicone on the cushion can become worn, damaged or unable to be
cleaned thoroughly.
When: Replace as often as every month, depending on condition.

NASAL PILLOW

Over time and use, the silicone on the cushion can become worn, damaged or unable to be
cleaned thoroughly.
When: Replace as often as twice a month, depending on condition.

ORAL NASAL MASK CUSHION

Over time and use, the silicone on the cushions can become worn, damaged or unable to be cleaned thoroughly.
When: Replace both oral and nasal pillows cushions as often as twice a month, depending
on condition.

REPLACEMENT PARTS

Frequently asked questions

CPAP Masks

CPAP Devices

CPAP Therapy — Done Right.
Professionally Managed for Better Sleep

South Africa’s CPAP Therapy Specialists

Why Choose CPAP Equip?

Better Mornings Begin with Proper CPAP Therapy.

UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MACHINES

FEATURED MACHINES

Breathe Easy. Sleep Better. Live Fully.

UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MASKS

FEATURED MASKS

REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between full face, nasal, and pillows CPAP masks?

How to Choose the Correct CPAP Mask

What are the main types of CPAP masks?

What if I move around a lot during sleep?

I have facial hair. Will that affect my mask choice?

What if I feel claustrophobic in a mask?

How often should I replace my CPAP mask?

Do all masks work with all CPAP machines?

Why do I wake up with red marks or leaks, and how can I fix it?

Which CPAP mask is best for me?

Where is the best place to order CPAP masks online in South Africa

Does CPAP Equip sell genuine CPAP masks?

Can CPAP Equip help me choose the right CPAP mask?

What are the best CPAP masks for comfort in South Africa?

How do I clean a CPAP mask properly?

Where can I buy CPAP masks for sleep apnea in South Africa?

Where can I find affordable CPAP accessories

CPAP Therapy — Done Right. Professionally Managed for Better Sleep

South Africa’s CPAP Therapy Specialists

Why Choose CPAP Equip?

Better Mornings Begin with Proper CPAP Therapy.

UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MACHINES

FEATURED MACHINES

Breathe Easy. Sleep Better. Live Fully.

UNDERSTANDING THE 3 TYPES OF MASKS

FEATURED MASKS

REPLACEMENT SCHEDULE

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between full face, nasal, and pillows CPAP masks?

How to Choose the Correct CPAP Mask

What if I move around a lot during sleep?

I have facial hair. Will that affect my mask choice?

What if I feel claustrophobic in a mask?

How often should I replace my CPAP mask?

Do all masks work with all CPAP machines?

Why do I wake up with red marks or leaks, and how can I fix it?

Which CPAP mask is best for me?

Where is the best place to order CPAP masks online in South Africa

Does CPAP Equip sell genuine CPAP masks?

Can CPAP Equip help me choose the right CPAP mask?

What are the best CPAP masks for comfort in South Africa?

How do I clean a CPAP mask properly?

Where can I buy CPAP masks for sleep apnea in South Africa?

Where can I find affordable CPAP accessories

CPAP Therapy — Done Right.
Professionally Managed for Better Sleep