Patient Information
At CPAS, we believe that adequately educating our patients is just as important as helping them find the right equipment. The following information is aimed to help equip you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your sleep related medical equipment needs.
The FDA (Food and Drug Administration) requires us to collect a prescription for the purchase of all CPAP, auto CPAP, BiPAP/BiLevel devices, CPAP humidifiers, CPAP masks, and oxygen concentrators. We program the settings on your machine according to your doctor's order; therefore it is important to carefully adhere to the following prescription guidelines.
Prescription Guidelines
Prescriptions must include the physician’s complete contact information.
(Name, Address, and Phone)
Prescriptions must be issued by a doctor licensed to practice in the United States.
If purchasing a CPAP, make sure that the prescribed pressure setting is clearly visible on the prescription.
If purchasing an auto CPAP, make sure that the prescribed pressure range is specified (e.g. 5-18 cm/h20).
If purchasing a BiLevel, make sure the IPAP (high pressure) and the EPAP (low pressure) are indicated.
Submitting Your Prescription
We will automatically match up your prescription with your order.
If you do not have a copy of your prescription, we would be glad to contact your doctor and request the information for you. Please include the following in the comments section during the checkout process:
Your Physician’s:
First Name
Last Name
Office Phone
Office Fax
Oxygen Concentrator Prescriptions
Did You Know?
Just about every part of your CPAP mask can be purchased separately. Check out our Parts | Accessories page for a comprehensive replacement schedule and to shop for cushions, clips, headgear, and more.