Easy Breather Sleep Apnea Pillow – CPAP Compatible

Description

Best Australian Made Sleep Apnea CPAP Pillow

Premium Australian made memory foam sleep apnea pillow compatible with CPAP masks. Purpose designed to encourage easier breathing and assist sufferers of sleep apnea. Specially scalloped to allow unobstructed airflow to nose and mouth.

Breathe easier with the Easy Breather CPAP compatible pillow:

• • Pressure-diffusing memory foam upper alleviates mask and nozzle pressure to face
  • Premium traditional foam base provides excellent support to the head, neck and spine
  • Tapered to facilitate full neck extension
  • Scalloped edges ensure that the mouth and nose are unobstructed for clear air flow
  • Frees up air hose, improves airway alignment, keeps mask in place
  • Anti-bacterial treated to inhibit dust mites and other protein matter
  • Designed to reduce snoring
  • 100% premium Australian made foam
  • Designed in conjunction with Australian health professionals
  • No heavy metals, no CFCs, and no toxic compounds
  • Stretch cover allows the head and neck to settle
  • Deliberately feels firm to begin with but softens after a few days of use
  • Can be used with or without a CPAP mask

Tip: 

Place the pillow square with your bed then rotate it a few degrees off the rectangular. This will position your chin more into the contour.  You will soon find what is best for your shape and comfort needs.

Designed by health professionals to help sleep apnea sufferers achieve more restful sleep.

• • Unimpeded breathing environment for increased air flow
  • Clear air for quality sleep (with or without a CPAP sleep apnea breathing mask)
  • Encourages better posture
  • Comfortable for back sleepers
  • Fits a standard pillowcase

What is Sleep Apnea?

Sleep apnea is a condition where a person’s breathing stops and starts while they are sleeping.

Apnoea means “no breath” or “stopping breathing”. When you have sleep apnea, air stops flowing to your lungs for 10 seconds or longer and you stop breathing.

This makes your blood oxygen level drop which in turn triggers your brain to wake you up just enough to take a breath. Then you fall back to sleep and the cycle begins again.

This can happen more than 30 times every hour and you may not even know it. As you can imagine, constantly being triggered back into breathing, hour after hour, night after night, can put a strain on your body. The next day you may feel tired and wrung out.

Sleep apnea is not just an inconvenience. Left undiagnosed and untreated, it can have serious long-term effects on your health.

A person may have mild, moderate, or severe sleep apnea. Investing in a specially designed pillow may help alleviate symptoms such as snoring, breathing difficulties and tiredness.