Sleep Comfortably and in Compliance all night with any C-PAP mask! - Introducing a NEW version of the C-PAP Sleep Apnea Pillow featuring a molded design and cover upgrade!

The first generation pillow was made of cut, open cell foam. Now the foam is poured into a customized mold for a better, more precise design. The result? A more resilient, supportive and cushiony sleeping surface!

- The new cover boasts a dual fabric design. The silky, quilted material fits perfectly into the hollowed out areas of the pillow and also along the shoulder area, while the rest of the pillow is covered with a soft velour material. The mask easily glides over the quilted fabric and so do your shoulders as you move throughout the night. The pillow easily zips off for washing.

The CPAP Sleep Apnea Pillow Improves:

• C-Pap Mask comfort
• Freedom of movement during sleep
• Multi-position CPAP sleeping for side, back and stomach sleepers
• Neck support and spinal alignment

The CPAP Sleep Apnea Pillow Reduces:

• C-PAP Mask leaks during sleep
• C-Pap Mask pressure on face
• Airway resistance due to better neck support

Bed Pillow contact directly against the mask increases leaks and discomfort - Don't let this happen to you! This is a high quality foam pillow with an ergonomic design which supports the head and neck properly, while allowing space for all major CPAP Mask models.

The American Sleep Apnea Association identifies CPAP therapy as the most common treatment for sleep apnea. CPAP therapy works by preventing the airway from closing during sleep. It is administered at bedtime through a nasal or facial mask held in place by velcro straps around the patient’s head. The mask is connected by a tube to a small air compressor. The CPAP machine sends air under pressure through the tube and into the mask, where it imparts positive pressure to the upper airways, preventing the tissues in the back of the throat from collapsing during sleep.

This is an extremely effective form of treatment when used in compliance with doctors orders. However, non-compliance is a big issue. It has been estimated that over 65% of patients use the machine for a maximum of just 4 hours per night when it should be used for the duration of the patient’s sleep. Additionally, many patients report using the CPAP for just a few nights out of the week.

Discomfort is a major factor contributing to non-compliance. During side sleeping or stomach sleeping, the mask presses and rubs against the patient’s face, which leads to discomfort and can also distort the mask, causing leaks and exacerbating the problem of non-compliance.

The CPAP Sleep Aid Pillow is available for Wholesale Purchase -
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