CPAP Machine

Non-invasive Ventilator

A multi-mode ventilator for sleep apnea and respiratory insufficiency.

Auto CPAP with configurable modules for professional-grade sleep apnea treatment.

	CPAP	BiPAP
Indications	Mild to moderate OSA, snoring	Severe OSA, central sleep apnea, COPD
Limitations	Limited pressure flexibility, less effective for complex breathing disorders	More expensive, complex setup
Benefits	Easy to use, effective for OSA	More customizable, beneficial in complex breathing disorders
Prescription Necessity	Prescription needed	Prescription needed
Primary Use	Less severe respiratory distress	More severe respiratory distress
Use Duration	Usually used nightly	Usually used nightly
Patient Comfort	May cause exhalation discomfort due to same IPAP and EPAP	Generally more comfortable due to lower EPAP
Complexity	Simpler	More complex
Work Mode	CPAP	S, T, ST, Auto S, Auto ST, PC, CPAP
Adjustability	Single pressure setting adjustable by healthcare provider	Dual pressure settings adjustable separately by healthcare provider
Pressure Level	Single, constant pressure for inhalation and exhalation	Two different pressures for inhalation and exhalation