ResMed AirMini™ AutoSet Travel CPAP Machine

AirMini is FDA-approved for use in the home setting, using innovations like ActiveAir, HumidX, and the AirMini app to maintain therapy quality just like larger CPAP machines. If you have more questions about whether a particular CPAP machine is right for your needs, contact our customer care team.

No, the AirMini does not have a battery. It must be plugged into power to operate. The AirMini is compatible with a DC converter, which allows you to operate your AirMini from a cigarette lighter socket (12V or 24V DC power source) in a car, boat, or other vehicle equipped with a suitable battery.

Yes, you need a valid prescription to purchase the AirMini. If you don't already have one, don't worry; we can help! After you place your order, we will connect you with one of our board-certified sleep providers for a complimentary consultation to obtain your prescription.

First, check to ensure your mask is properly connected to the machine, secure the connective tubing at both ends, and place the machine on a towel or blanket to absorb the vibrations. If the ResMed AirMini is still too loud for you, consider investing in a CPAP muffler.

Yes, you can use the ResMed AirMini without the waterless HumidX humidification system. The device is also compatible with a standard humidifier. That said, there are benefits to using HumidX while you're traveling. You won't need to empty water out of your humidifier prior to air travel, nor will you need to purchase distilled water for the machine after you reach your destination.

Note: You should not adjust the pressure to any level that doesn’t match your CPAP prescription. Talk to your doctor if you aren't happy with your current pressure settings.

To adjust pressure on the ResMed AirMini, open the ResMed companion app and pair the machine with the app through Bluetooth. You can then adjust the pressure level and other settings with your phone or tablet.

Most insurance plans—including Medicare—typically only cover one CPAP machine every five years, and that’s usually a standard, full-sized model. Travel CPAP machines are considered optional or “convenience” items and are not typically covered by insurance.

While Sleep Doctor doesn't bill insurance directly, many of our customers request reimbursement through their insurance provider or pay with an HSA/FSA card. Coverage varies by plan, so we recommend contacting your insurer directly to understand your benefits before purchasing.