Resmed Airmini Handy Ventilator

Many patients come home with a ventilator to prevent and treat sleep apnea. The world is big, so if we want to travel, do we still need to carry a bulky ventilator? Can I travel with a respirator if I want to? The good news is that sleep apnea patients can also travel with a ventilator - RESMED Airmini handy Ventilator.

RESMED Airmini Portable Ventilator

The ResMed AirMini AutoSet Travel CPAP measures 5.4 x 3.3 x 2.0 inches and weighs only 0.66 pounds, allowing the ventilator to fit in your luggage anytime. Unlike larger CPAP ventilator devices that do not come with a humidifier, the AirMini uses a heat and moisture exchange respiratory filter (HME) system.

AirMini's HumidX heat and moisture exchange (HME) humidifiers provide comfortable humidification without the hassle. And trouble with traditional water-based systems. Use the Mini HumidX filter to install exhaled heat and moisture and store it in the HME before it reaches the mask's vents. When inhaling HumidX, the HME releases water into the treatment stream for portable, adequate humidification.

The AirMini CPAP machine also comes with an external 20W power supply that allows you to plug the unit in with an AC adapter upon arrival at your hotel. a DC-DC converter is also in development. The ResMed AirMini AutoSet Travel CPAP is also approved by the FAA, so if you are flying in an airplane, you can use it.

The AirMini is more than just an ultra-portable Auto-CPAP machine. The AirMini Auto includes ResMed's advanced Autoset and AutoSet For Her breathing algorithms to provide effective treatment at pressure levels throughout the night. The AutoSet algorithm monitors your breathing to improve overall sleep comfort.

That said, snorers, for the peace of mind of your family and your health. It's better to go to the hospital early for sleep monitoring. If unwillingness to exercise or snore all the time, a respirator can relieve a lot of snoring. Sleep apnea syndrome is also an essential trigger for high blood pressure.