Before we can say which Travel CPAP machine is the best, we first need to determine which type of machine you want or need. The different types of Travel CPAPs range in size, weight, shape, performance, and options. All of these factors should be taken into consideration when you decide on the Travel CPAP. We are more than happy to help with that decision. Call 844-289-4789, Start a Chat or Email Us for more information.

Travel CPAP Machines should only be purchased from a Licensed Home Medical Equipment Dealer that is authorized to sell the Brand that they represent. CPAPmyway is both. Don’t worry about warranties or legality. We are the right place.

Many people ask, “Does a travel cpap machine require a prescription?” The answer is YES. However, you can get a prescription for CPAP if you order a Home Sleep Test with us and test positive for Sleep Apnea. You can also use our prescription service and get an updated Prescription for your Travel CPAP.

Unfortunately, there are not Travel Specific BiPAP machines. The most suitable BiPAP that we offer is the DreamStation BiPAP. It can be separated from the humidifier and makes traveling a little easier.

Travel CPAP machines range in price. You will need to make sure that whichever CPAP you choose that you it will provide the long-term compliance information that you need. We have Travel CPAPs starting at $499.

Yes, we do! We offer payment plans through CareCredit and PayPal Credit. Getting setup with a plan is simple. Feel free to call 844-289-4789 to learn more about the payment plans we offer and to place your order using your preferred payment plan.

If you need a Travel CPAP you are in the right place. Most people get tested for Sleep Apnea first to see that a CPAP is a necessary. After testing positive for Sleep Apnea, a CPAP is typically prescribed. Once you have been prescribed CPAP you work with someone like CPAPmyway to determine the make and model of CPAP that fits your lifestyle and budget and get back to sleeping well. At CPAPmyway we can help you from start to finish on that process.

As always, we recommend that you follow up with a physician to make sure that your Travel CPAP machine is working for you. With that being said, CPAP Therapy is the Gold Standard for treating Sleep Apnea. It is very rare that the CPAP, when used appropriately, doesn’t work in the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Travel CPAPs are no different. The only variables that will affect your outcome are typically, Compliance and usage or Properly fitting masks. As long as you are using the Travel CPAP and you have a good seal on your mask. You are usually going to do just fine.