If you struggle with CPAP, you may have heard about the Inspire® implant — a surgically implanted device that treats sleep apnea without a mask or airflow. But who really qualifies, how effective is it, and why doesn’t it work for everyone? This patient-friendly guide compares Inspire® to CPAP therapy, explains BMI and AHI criteria, outlines costs in South Africa, and helps you decide which option makes the most sense for long-term sleep health.

Many CPAP users ask the same question after months or years of treatment: “My CPAP still turns on… so why do I feel worse again?” The answer is often not the machine itself — but equipment that’s simply too old to do its job properly . CPAP equipment doesn’t usually fail suddenly. It degrades slowly , and when that happens, it can quietly undo the benefits of your therapy. Why Old CPAP Equipment Is a Problem (Even If It Looks Fine) CPAP therapy depends on precision . Small ch

Still using your CPAP but feeling tired again? CPAP therapy can change over time. Here’s why it happens—and what you can do to feel better again.

Using your CPAP every night but not feeling better? It may not be the machine—it could be your pressure. CPAP needs change over time.

If your CPAP breaks or your mask tears during the holidays, don’t panic. This guide shows you how to troubleshoot common issues, fix quick problems like torn cushions or faulty figure-8 cables, and stay safe while suppliers are closed. Sleep better and stay protected this festive season.

A Complete Guide to Comfort, Quiet Sleep, and Perfect Seals If your CPAP mask sounds like a tiny wind tunnel at night — or you keep waking up with dry eyes, a cold face, or a snoring partner — you’re not alone. CPAP mask leaks  are one of the most common frustrations for sleep apnea patients. The good news? You can fix it once and for all. Whether you’re using a ResMed AirFit F40 , N20 , or P10 , these proven tips will help you stop leaks, sleep better, and get the most from

Previous full-face masks often relied on rigid frames and heavy silicone seals that pressed against your skin — effective, but not always comfortable. The F40 introduces the AdaptiSeal™ full-silicone cushion, which means the entire cushion is a single piece of medical-grade silicone — This not only improves flexibility and comfort but also eliminates the peeling and loosening that could happen with older two-part cushion designs.

If your CPAP therapy is feeling less effective lately — maybe your mask is leaking, or your machine sounds louder — your equipment might be trying to tell you something:🕒 It’s time to replace your CPAP parts. Regular replacement keeps your therapy clean, effective, and comfortable — and it can make a huge  difference in your sleep quality. Let’s break down how often to replace each CPAP part , why it matters , and where to get genuine ResMed parts in South Africa . 🛏️ 1. CP

The Importance of a Good Mask Seal for Effective and Comfortable CPAP Therapy Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy is a...