Easy Installation: Simply connect the filter between the CPAP tubing (standard) and machine outlet for immediate use.

Effective Filtration: Traps dust, pollen, and other airborne particles, ensuring cleaner air delivery to the user. With a low flow resistance of approximately 5.6 mmH2O at 30 LPM, it promotes not to impact the performance of your machine, maintaining optimal airflow and ensuring uninterrupted session throughout the night

Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with some of the models from ResMed, Dreamstation, and other popular CPAP/BiPAP machines. These inline filters have 22 mm OD/ 17 mm ID on one (Tubing) end and 25 mm OD on the other (Machine) end. It fits standard tubing with outlet size 22mm. For installation with heated tubing, please see note below

Heated Humidification Notes: Some users find that using it can reduce pressure and air flow in humidified machines. If you experience reduced pressure when using a filter with a humidifier, remove the filter and allow it to dry out completely before re-installing on your system or discontinue use completely

Heated Tubing Notes: Machines that offer integrated heated tubing (i.e. PR SystemOne 60 Series Machines, S9 Machines, AirSense 10 Machines, ICON Machines, etc.) require the tubing to be connected directly to the machine. If you want to use an Inline Filter with one of the machines listed above, consider attaching the Filter at the end of the heated tubing closest to the mask. If that is too bulky for you, a Feather Weight connector tube can be added to move the inline Filter further away from the mask attachment. Some heated tubing set up might require the following steps to connect with the filter.

Step 1. Connect one end of heated tubing to the machine as normal. Step 2. Remove the inner plastic ring from the other end of the tubing. Step 3. Insert the inline filter. Step 4. Insert the removed plastic ring to the other end of the inline filter. Step 5. Connect the Mask or other connector tube

Convenient Pack: easy replacement and extended use. Each filter is sanitized to ensure cleanliness and is individually packed and sealed to prevent contamination from exposure to air.

Replacement: It is advisable to replace the CPAP inline filter every 30 days most or when there are visible signs of discoloration, accumulation of debris, or a noticeable reduction in airflow to ensure optimal performance.

Auto-Adjusting Machine Notes: Use of Inline Bacterial Viral Filters may adversely affect auto-sensing on Auto-CPAP systems especially at pressures below 7 CM H2O. If your average treatment pressure is below 7 CM H2O Inline Bacterial Viral Filters are not recommended