How often should I replace my CPAP supplies?
Quick Answer
Following a regular resupply schedule ensures effective therapy. Medicare and most insurers allow: Mask cushions/pillows every 2-4 weeks, full masks every 3 months, headgear every 6 months, tubing every 3 months, filters every 2-4 weeks (disposable) or monthly (reusable), humidifier chambers every 6...
Following a regular resupply schedule ensures effective therapy. Medicare and most insurers allow: Mask cushions/pillows every 2-4 weeks, full masks every 3 months, headgear every 6 months, tubing every 3 months, filters every 2-4 weeks (disposable) or monthly (reusable), humidifier chambers every 6 months, and CPAP machines every 5 years. Worn supplies reduce therapy effectiveness and can cause skin irritation or air leaks. Specialty Medical Equipment offers automatic resupply reminders to keep you on schedule.
More Information
Replace CPAP supplies on schedule: masks every 3 months, tubing every 3 months, filters every 2-4 weeks.
Medical Disclaimer
The information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any decisions about your health or treatment.
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