A CPAP machine costs $500 to $1,000 depending on which type your healthcare provider recommends. The Sleep Doctor). The most basic models will be on the low end while more expensive models will have all the bells and whistles. Compare prices and read reviews online before you make a purchase.
Great if your CPAP machine also includes a mask. However, masks are often sold separately and can cost anywhere from $40 for a nasal mask up to $280 for full-face masks, according to The Sleep Doctor. Accessories such as tubing ($9-40), filters ($1-25), mask cushions ($14-$655), straps ($15-40), and filters ($1-25) all need to replaced periodically. Don’t forget cleaning products, which can be as simple as detergent, water, or as complex as CPAP cleaning solution ($5 to $25), mask wipes, disinfectant sprays ($9–$19), and tube cleaning brushes ($16–$29).
If you are concerned about the cost of a CPAP machine as well as all the supplies, the American Sleep Apnea Association (ASAA), has a CPAP Assistance Program. cpap.com). For a small donation, there are charities that will make gently used CPAP devices available. For some California residents, they include the Reggie White Foundation, Second Wind CPAP and Breathe California.