About Respiratory Supplies
Respiratory supplies cover the equipment and replacement parts used for breathing support at home and in care settings. The category spans ten collections: CPAP machines and sleep therapy supplies; CPAP masks and headgear; CPAP and respiratory filters; nebulizers and aerosol therapy; nasal cannulas and oxygen supplies; suction catheters and airway supplies; tracheostomy care; laryngectomy and voice care; ventilation and breathing circuits; and respiratory accessories.
Most of these products are replaced on a routine schedule, and the key to ordering is compatibility. CPAP filters, tubing and humidifier chambers are made for specific machine models. Masks are chosen by style (nasal, nasal pillow or full face) and by cushion size, and replacement cushions must match the mask frame. Tracheostomy tubes are sized by inner diameter and length, and suction catheters by French size. Oxygen cannulas differ by tubing length and by standard or high-flow design.
Keep the brand and model of your machine or mask handy when shopping, along with the REF number from your current supplies. Device settings and trach or suction sizes should be as specified by your clinician.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between CPAP masks and CPAP filters?
CPAP masks are the interface worn on the face, available in nasal, nasal pillow and full-face styles with replaceable cushions and headgear. CPAP filters sit inside the machine's air inlet and are made for specific machine models. Masks are chosen by fit and style, while filters are chosen strictly by the model of your device.
Are respiratory supplies covered by insurance, and what HCPCS codes are used?
CPAP devices, masks, filters, cannulas and trach supplies all have HCPCS codes, which are shown for reference only. Many plans follow replacement schedules, and coverage depends on your payer, plan and documentation. ArmadaMeds is a retailer, not a DME provider, so check with your plan before ordering.
How do I reorder the same mask, filter or catheter?
Find the REF or part number on the package, and note the machine or mask model it fits. Search that number here. Filters are commonly sold in packs of two or six, cushions singly, and catheters by the box or case, so confirm the pack size in the listing before ordering.