Shop All More Solution Products

Discover a range of innovative sleep therapy solutions beyond traditional CPAP. From oxygen concentrators to EPAP devices, our collection offers alternative options to help you breathe easier, sleep better, and improve your overall health and well-being.

Portable Oxygen Concentrators

Oxygen Concentrator Supplies

EPAP Therapy

All All More Solution Products

All More Solution Products

All More Solution Products FAQs

What is an oxygen concentrator, and how does it work?

An oxygen concentrator is a medical device that takes in room air, filters out nitrogen and other gases, and delivers purified, concentrated oxygen to the user. The device works by using a compressor to draw in air, passing it through a series of filters and sieve beds that remove nitrogen and other gases, and then delivering the purified oxygen through a nasal cannula or mask.

Who can benefit from using an oxygen concentrator?

Oxygen concentrators can be helpful for individuals with various respiratory conditions, including:

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Emphysema
Pulmonary fibrosis
Sleep apnea with comorbidities
Other conditions that cause low blood oxygen levels

What types of oxygen concentrators are available?

There are two main types of oxygen concentrators:

Stationary concentrators: These larger units are designed for home use and typically offer higher oxygen output. They require an electrical outlet for power.
Portable concentrators: Smaller and more lightweight, portable concentrators are designed for mobility and travel. They can be powered by rechargeable batteries or AC/DC power sources.

What is EPAP therapy, and how does it differ from CPAP?

EPAP (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure) therapy is a type of treatment for obstructive sleep apnea that does not require a machine or electricity. EPAP devices are small, disposable valves that are placed over the nostrils before sleep. They create resistance during exhalation, which helps maintain positive pressure in the airway and prevent collapse. Unlike CPAP, which delivers continuous positive airway pressure, EPAP relies on the user's own breathing to generate the necessary pressure.

Who is a good candidate for EPAP therapy?

EPAP therapy is typically recommended for individuals with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea who meet the following criteria:

Unable to tolerate CPAP therapy
Prefer a non-invasive, minimally disruptive treatment option
Do not have severe sleep apnea or comorbidities
Have a BMI under 35. It's essential to consult with a sleep specialist or healthcare provider to determine if EPAP therapy is appropriate for your specific needs and condition.

Those who require supplemental oxygen. Oxygen concentrators provide a reliable, continuous source of purified oxygen for individuals with respiratory conditions or low blood oxygen levels, helping to improve their breathing, sleep quality, and overall health.
CPAP users who need additional support. Some sleep apnea patients may benefit from using an oxygen concentrator in conjunction with their CPAP therapy to optimize their treatment and alleviate symptoms.
Individuals who prefer a portable oxygen solution. Portable oxygen concentrators offer the freedom and flexibility to maintain therapy while traveling, working, or engaging in daily activities, without the need for heavy, refillable oxygen tanks.
Those seeking CPAP alternatives. EPAP therapy provides a non-invasive, minimally disruptive alternative to CPAP for individuals with mild to moderate sleep apnea who may not tolerate or prefer traditional CPAP treatment.
Anyone looking to improve their sleep and respiratory health. By exploring a range of sleep therapy solutions, including oxygen concentrators and EPAP devices, individuals can find the best option to suit their unique needs, preferences, and lifestyle, ultimately leading to better sleep, improved breathing, and enhanced overall well-being.