SoClean CPAP Sanitizing Unit Makes Using CPAP Easier During Allergy Season
Uxbridge, MA, April 27, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Now that one of the mildest winters on record is over, it’s time to look forward to spring. But for many, warmer days also mean the onset of allergy season. And for allergy sufferers with sleep apnea, CPAP compliance is no walk in the park.
Here are a few tips from Better Rest Solutions for CPAP usage this allergy season:
• Keep your CPAP squeaky clean. Headaches and ear pain caused by sinus infections are no fun. While allergies may cause you to start sniffling, don’t let a dirty CPAP compound the problem. (Read more about how the SoClean CPAP sanitizing device works)
• Increase the humidity on your CPAP. A dry CPAP will only cause your body to produce more mucus, and make congestion and sneezing worse. If you have already increased the humidity on your CPAP, talk with your doctor about getting a heated humidifier, which will allow the air to carry more moisture.
• If you still can’t stand your CPAP, don’t just stop using it. Talk to your doctor about alternative allergy medications. If you think you may have a deviated septum or other structural issues, your doctor may recommend an ear, nose and throat specialist. But don’t give up on your CPAP!
Over 18 million Americans are diagnosed with sleep apnea—as many as who have diabetes. Nearly 80 percent of them use CPAP machines to manage their sleep apnea.
The key to successfully managing sleep apnea is to consistently use the CPAP machine every night. One of the challenges to using the CPAP machine is keeping it clean. Surveys indicate that over 62 percent of respondents view cleaning their CPAP machines as “a necessary evil” and over 92 percent would prefer an easier process to sanitizing their CPAP machines.
Using the SoClean Oxitize process 99.9% of bacteria, viruses, and fungi are eradicated. This daily automated process is safe, easy, and natural. Sleep apnea sufferers can be assured that their CPAP equipment, including the mask, hose, and reservoir are sanitized.
About Better Rest Solutions: Better Rest Solutions was established with the goal of enhancing and improving people’s rest and relaxation.
One of the challenges of a good night’s rest is sleeping through the night without interruption. A person who has sleep apnea and uses a CPAP machine faces enough of a challenge wearing the mask and using the machine. Add to that, the daily inconvenience of having to thoroughly clean the CPAP equipment in order to maintain air quality.
This led to the invention of the SoClean sanitizing machine. Using a natural sanitizing process, well-known and used in both the food industry and in water treatment, sanitizing the entire system is as easy as placing the mask in the SoClean and walking away.
More information about SoClean is available at: betterrestsolutions.com
Here are a few tips from Better Rest Solutions for CPAP usage this allergy season:
• Keep your CPAP squeaky clean. Headaches and ear pain caused by sinus infections are no fun. While allergies may cause you to start sniffling, don’t let a dirty CPAP compound the problem. (Read more about how the SoClean CPAP sanitizing device works)
• Increase the humidity on your CPAP. A dry CPAP will only cause your body to produce more mucus, and make congestion and sneezing worse. If you have already increased the humidity on your CPAP, talk with your doctor about getting a heated humidifier, which will allow the air to carry more moisture.
• If you still can’t stand your CPAP, don’t just stop using it. Talk to your doctor about alternative allergy medications. If you think you may have a deviated septum or other structural issues, your doctor may recommend an ear, nose and throat specialist. But don’t give up on your CPAP!
Over 18 million Americans are diagnosed with sleep apnea—as many as who have diabetes. Nearly 80 percent of them use CPAP machines to manage their sleep apnea.
The key to successfully managing sleep apnea is to consistently use the CPAP machine every night. One of the challenges to using the CPAP machine is keeping it clean. Surveys indicate that over 62 percent of respondents view cleaning their CPAP machines as “a necessary evil” and over 92 percent would prefer an easier process to sanitizing their CPAP machines.
Using the SoClean Oxitize process 99.9% of bacteria, viruses, and fungi are eradicated. This daily automated process is safe, easy, and natural. Sleep apnea sufferers can be assured that their CPAP equipment, including the mask, hose, and reservoir are sanitized.
About Better Rest Solutions: Better Rest Solutions was established with the goal of enhancing and improving people’s rest and relaxation.
One of the challenges of a good night’s rest is sleeping through the night without interruption. A person who has sleep apnea and uses a CPAP machine faces enough of a challenge wearing the mask and using the machine. Add to that, the daily inconvenience of having to thoroughly clean the CPAP equipment in order to maintain air quality.
This led to the invention of the SoClean sanitizing machine. Using a natural sanitizing process, well-known and used in both the food industry and in water treatment, sanitizing the entire system is as easy as placing the mask in the SoClean and walking away.
More information about SoClean is available at: betterrestsolutions.com
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Christopher Williams
603 782 8192
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603 782 8192
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