Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle+ Plus Auto CPAP Machine

The SleepStyle+ Auto combines simplicity and comfort in a sleek design. It automatically adjusts to individual breathing patterns in real-time, ensuring consistent comfort through various breathing rhythms and environmental changes.

The Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle+ Plus Auto CPAP Machine takes the trusted design of the original SleepStyle Auto and refines it with cutting-edge technology for enhanced comfort and usability. It automatically adapts to your breathing patterns throughout the night, ensuring consistent pressure and a comfortable sleep experience.

Key features include SensAwake™ Technology, which lowers pressure when you wake, and Expiratory Relief Technology, which makes exhaling easier for a more natural feel. SmartHumidification™ works with ThermoSmart™ tubing to optimise humidity levels, reducing dryness and improving overall comfort. The integrated power supply and humidifier minimise bedside clutter, and the updated filter includes finger tabs for easier removal. For those needing supplemental oxygen, the SleepStyle+ supports oxygen therapy through a simple port connector.

The machine’s built-in cellular modem and Bluetooth® connectivity allow for real-time data tracking via the F&P app, enabling you and your clinician to monitor your sleep patterns remotely. Its large, textured button and user-friendly menu make navigating the device easy, even in low light. The SleepStyle+ is compatible with a wide range of masks, making it versatile for different user preferences.

Health Warnings and Contraindications:

The following pre-existing conditions may contraindicate the use of positive airway pressure. Please consult your doctor before using this device, if you have any of the following conditions:

• pneumothorax
• bullous lung disease
• pathologically low blood pressure
• abnormalities of the cribriform plate
• Bypassed upper airways
• pneumocephalus
• cerebrospinal fluid leak, recent cranial surgery or trauma
• heart failure
• COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
• using opioids for chronic pain management