Breathe Well supplies ResMed CPAP machines as part of a specialist respiratory and sleep clinic, not instead of one.
Every machine we stock is an ARTG-listed device supplied with a genuine Australian warranty, and our own sleep physicians can assess you and set your pressure — so the machine you receive is configured for your airway rather than guessed at.
Our range covers automatic (APAP) machines including the ResMed AirSense 11 and AirSense 10 AutoSet, fixed-pressure CPAP, the AirMini for travel, and bi-level devices.
Machine-and-mask packages are usually better value than buying separately, and mean you are set up properly from the first night.
Not sure which machine suits you? Speak to our clinical team, or read our guide to choosing a CPAP machine.
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An automatic machine adjusts pressure through the night in response to your breathing, and suits most people. A fixed-pressure machine delivers a single prescribed setting. Bi-level devices deliver different pressures for breathing in and out, and are prescribed for specific conditions rather than as an upgrade.
The AirSense 11 is the current generation, with a touchscreen and app-based therapy tracking. The AirSense 10 remains an excellent machine and is often better value. Note that filters, tubing and humidifier tubs are not interchangeable between the two.
A CPAP machine alone is not usable — you also need a mask, tubing and a humidifier tub. Our packages bundle the machine with a mask of your choice, fitted properly at the outset.
No — you can buy a CPAP machine in Australia without a prescription. But you do need to know your diagnosis and the right pressure setting, or the therapy will not work and most people give up within weeks. Our specialist sleep physicians can assess you, run a sleep study and set your machine up correctly.
Free shipping Australia-wide, genuine ResMed Australian warranty, and clinical support from the team that set you up.