CPAP Accessories In Canada
The BeC CPAP nasal cushion replacements are designed for a secure, comfortable seal that minimizes air leaks and maximizes nightly therapy effectiveness. Made from soft, medical-grade silicone, these cushions are compatible with BeC nasal masks and are easy to install and clean. Each pack includes two cushions, individually sealed for hygiene and convenience. Regular replacement promotes improved sleep therapy performance and reduces skin irritation or pressure marks. Shipped in compact protective packaging with tracking available. For best results, cushions should be replaced every 2–4 weeks depending on usage and cleaning routine.
$24.99
The BeC SpO2 sensor offers continuous oxygen saturation and pulse rate monitoring during sleep therapy, helping users and clinicians track therapy effectiveness. Designed for comfort and accuracy, it easily connects to compatible BeC CPAP and BiPAP models. The sensor is lightweight, latex-free, and built with durable cable insulation to resist wear. Each sensor is packaged individually and ships with protective padding and tracking information. Replacing a worn SpO2 sensor ensures accurate data collection and supports better long-term health outcomes. Ideal for users requiring close oxygen monitoring due to complex or central sleep apnea conditions.
Original price was: $119.99.$69.99Current price is: $69.99.
This replacement water tank is specifically designed for BeC CPAP and BiPAP devices with integrated humidifiers. Constructed from BPA-free, heat-resistant materials, it ensures consistent humidification to prevent dry mouth and nasal irritation during sleep. The tank has a secure seal and easy-lift lid for simple refills and cleaning. Each unit is individually boxed and shipped with foam protection and tracking. Replacing the water tank every 6–12 months helps maintain hygienic conditions and humidifier performance. The BeC water tank is essential for maximizing comfort and effectiveness in nightly sleep apnea therapy.
Original price was: $69.99.$35.00Current price is: $35.00.
CPAP Machines FAQ
How to clean CPAP water tank?
To clean your CPAP water tank, empty any remaining water each morning. Wash the tank daily with warm water and mild dish soap. Rinse thoroughly to remove soap residue. Once a week, soak the tank in a solution of one part white vinegar to three parts water for 15–30 minutes to disinfect. Rinse thoroughly and air dry. Never use harsh chemicals or place the tank in a dishwasher unless the manufacturer specifically allows it. Regular cleaning prevents buildup of minerals, bacteria, and mold, ensuring the humidifier performs effectively and remains safe for daily use.
How to clean CPAP nasal mask?
Clean your CPAP nasal mask daily using warm water and mild, fragrance-free soap. Disassemble the mask—removing the cushion and headgear—and gently wash each part with a soft cloth or your fingers. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue, then air dry out of direct sunlight. Once a week, inspect for wear or residue buildup and deep clean using a 1:3 vinegar-water solution if needed. Avoid harsh cleaners, alcohol, or antibacterial wipes that can degrade silicone. Regular cleaning extends mask life, prevents skin irritation, and ensures a proper seal for effective therapy each night.
How to put on CPAP nasal mask?
Start by placing the nasal cushion under your nose, ensuring it sits comfortably over your nostrils. Hold the mask in place and gently pull the headgear over your head. Adjust the straps evenly on both sides to create a snug, leak-free fit without overtightening. Make sure the cushion is centered and not twisted. With the machine turned on, fine-tune the straps to ensure there are no air leaks. Use a mirror if needed for proper alignment. A well-fitted nasal mask should feel secure but comfortable and allow you to sleep in various positions without frequent adjustments.
How do you clean CPAP tubing?
To clean CPAP tubing, disconnect it from the machine and mask. Fill a basin or sink with warm water and a small amount of mild, non-scented dish soap. Submerge the tubing and swish it around to loosen debris. Rinse thoroughly by running clean water through the hose until all soap is removed. Hang the tubing over a shower rod or towel rack to air dry completely before reattaching. Clean the tubing at least once a week. Avoid direct sunlight and harsh cleaning agents. Keeping the tubing clean prevents bacterial buildup and maintains airflow efficiency and hygiene.
Can I use CPAP if tubing is wet?
It is not recommended to use CPAP tubing while it is wet. Moisture inside the tubing can interfere with airflow and increase the risk of mold, bacteria, or respiratory irritation. If tubing is recently cleaned, ensure it is completely dry before reconnecting it to the machine. To speed drying, hang the tubing vertically in a warm, well-ventilated area. Some users gently blow air through the tubing using the CPAP device (without wearing the mask) to dry it faster. Always prioritize dryness to maintain a safe, comfortable, and hygienic CPAP therapy experience.
What is the purpose of heated CPAP tubing?
Heated CPAP tubing maintains a consistent temperature along the air path, preventing condensation or “rainout” from forming inside the tube. This is especially useful when using a humidifier in cooler environments, where warm, moist air can condense into water droplets. By keeping the air at a stable temperature, heated tubing ensures uninterrupted airflow, improved comfort, and reduced noise caused by gurgling water. It also helps prevent dry throat and nasal irritation, making therapy more effective. Heated tubing is especially beneficial for users who experience sinus dryness or discomfort from standard tubing in colder climates.