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PureSom Compact Travel CPAP Machine

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If you are purchasing a new CPAP, Auto CPAP or BiLevel (BiPAP) machine, humidifier or an oxygen concentrator, then federal law requires that we receive a copy of a prescription written by your doctor. A sleep study report does not qualify as a prescription. Also, the purchase of complete CPAP masks does require a prescription. (* Note that the component parts that make up the mask DO NOT require a prescription! *)

The prescription must state that it is for CPAP therapy and at what pressure your machine should be set. If you are purchasing a standard CPAP machine (one that operates at a constant pressure), then the prescription must show one pressure setting, which is generally a number between 4 and 20 and measured in cm of H2O. If you are purchasing an Auto CPAP machine, then your prescription must state two different pressures: A low (minimum) pressure setting and a high (maximum) pressure setting. If you are purchasing a BiLevel machine, then your prescription must state two pressure settings: An inspiratory (IPAP) setting and an expiratory (EPAP) setting. If you are purchasing an Oxygen Concentrator, the prescription should have the flow rate stated in Liters per minute.

Prescriptions can be faxed to us at 888-469-2555, or we can accept a scanned copy of your prescription by emailing it to us at [email protected].

Please note that orders for machines, concentrators, or complete masks will NOT be shipped until we receive a copy of your prescription!

PureSom Compact Travel CPAP Machine

Part ID:

PS-11763

UPC:

Discontinued

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DISCONTINUED

Avg Retail Price:$399.00

3 Review(s)

Description
Customer Reviews

This simple, compact, lightweight travel CPAP machine is a perfect solution for overnight travel, and it also lends itself well to home use as a primary machine. Marketed by Cardinal Health, the PureSom weighs in at only 1.7 lbs, runs directly on AC power (110V or 220V) without a bulky "power brick", and operates quietly and unobtrusively. For a small, economical machine, it offers a lot of useful features, such as adjustable ramp and altitude compensation, and an optional heated humidifier.

This CPAP machine is backed by a two-year manufacturer's warranty, and our experience with these units shows that they are very rugged and durable.

Product Features

Quiet operation - rated at 30 dB at 10 cm pressure.
Compact, light weight and easy to pack and carry.
Backlit LCD display with ergonomic controls.
Eight-level manual altitude adjustment.
Ramp feature makes it easier to fall asleep - gradually increases pressure .
Universal AC Power Supply can handle US or international voltages automatically.
User hours can be easily viewed on the display for compliance monitoring.
Two-year warranty.

Specifications:

Dimensions (without humidifier): 5.2" L x 5.5"W x 4.2"H
Weight (without humidifier): 1.7 lbs
Pressure Range - 4 to 20 cm H2O
Ramp time: 0 to 45 min. (5-min. increments)
Ramp start pressure: 4 to CPAP pressure, patient-adjustable
Sound level: 30 dBA @ 10 cm H2O
Altitude Compensation: Manual, sea-level up to 8000 ft
Power supply: 100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz; No DC hookup available
Power consumption: 20 VA
Battery: Not Available - This machine must be used with a 12V DC invertor to run on DC battery power.

Puresom is the same as zzz-pap

I purchased more than one small machine and discovered that puresom seems identical (except for case color and cord) to the zzz-pap. They both seem like good small travel machines, but they also seem rugged enough to be a budget primary machine. Although I believe it was just a random manufacturing variation, my puresom is a bit louder than the zzz-pap, so I am giving it "only" four stars.

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Reviewed by: ronald Lachman from northbrook, il. on 4/24/2011

Terrible machine!

First - this machine is noisy. It makes a whistling or "wheezing" type of sound every time you inhale and exhale. There is also a constant motor sound that reverberates through the hose that sounds like a vacuum cleaner running. This has kept me awake for two straight nights now. You also get a burning electrical type of smell in the air. It doesn't get better with use either. The filtration on this machine is also non-existent. I will be looking to sell this terrible CPAP machine.

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Reviewed by: David Sass from Des Moines IA. on 2/16/2011

Teacher

A wonderful little travel cpap. I bought this to take to Germany with me last June and it was great. So easy going through security/customs. One small pluf adapter was all it took to be used in Germany and France. I now use it often when I go visit family in the U.S. So small and easy to pack. It is just slightly louder than my home machine but I adjusted within minutes.

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Reviewed by: Sara Bailey from West Virginia. on 9/10/2010