Luna G3 Auto-CPAP

Continuous positive air pressure (CPAP) machines deliver a continuous level of pressurized air while you sleep. This is in contrast to BiPAP machines, which offer different levels of pressurized air during inhalation and exhalation, and APAP machines, which adjust pressure levels based on your breathing patterns. Sleepers set their CPAP machines to deliver the air pressure level that has been prescribed by their medical professional.

The Luna G3 Auto-CPAP delivers one level of continuous pressurized air through the night, while the Luna G3 BiPAP produces two different pressurized air levels — one for inhalation, another for exhalation. The Auto-CPAP is a good option for sleepers who are new to PAP therapy, while the BiPAP model is usually prescribed to people who have found CPAP devices to be ineffective.

The Luna G3 Auto-CPAP produces less than 26 decibels (dB) of noise when set to the lowest pressure setting of 10 cmH2O. By comparison, a whisper is considered to be around 30 dB and conversational voices around 60 dB.

To clean your Luna G3 Auto-CPAP, follow these steps:

1. Rinse the hose with water and mild soap.
2. Scrub the interior of the hose with a tube brush to remove debris.
3. Rinse the hose with clean water to remove suds.
4. Hang the tube to dry on a towel rack.

Coverage for CPAP machines depends on your insurance provider and plan. Many insurance companies do offer partial or full coverage for CPAP equipment, but requirements—like a sleep study or prior authorization—can vary. To better understand what your insurance covers and how to get started, we recommend visiting CPAPInsurance.com. They offer helpful resources and personalized guidance to make navigating CPAP insurance simple.