Inline CPAP Bacteria & Particle Filter

Inline placement, visible media and a replaceable housing keep the design straightforward.

Three Setup Stages

Use the instructions supplied for your exact equipment and filter.

01 | Prepare the Connection

After confirming compatibility, switch the machine off. Follow its instructions to disconnect the appropriate tubing connection.

02 | Attach as Directed

Fit the filter only at the location approved for your machine, hose and humidifier configuration.

03 | Check Before Use

Make sure each connection is secure. Ask your equipment provider whether the added filter requires a setup check.

Questions? Start Here

1. Which connection should I use?
   Placement depends on the equipment. Check both manufacturers’ instructions and your provider’s advice, especially with heated tubing or humidification.
   
   
2. When is a new filter needed?
   Follow the filter manufacturer’s replacement instructions. Check regularly for moisture or contamination; do not rely on a fixed interval or color alone.
   
   
3. Are any tools needed?
   The pictured design uses hose connections. Confirm connector fit and approval for your equipment; a physical fit alone does not establish compatibility.
   
   
4. What filtration rating does it have?
   Consult the manufacturer’s verified specifications for particle size and efficiency. This page does not establish a tested micron rating or protection against infection.
   
   
5. Can an added filter affect therapy?
   Added filters can increase breathing-circuit resistance and affect delivered pressure. Your equipment provider should confirm whether this filter is appropriate for your prescribed setup.
   
   
6. Can I stop cleaning my equipment?
   No. Continue the cleaning and maintenance specified for your machine, mask and tubing. An additional filter does not replace those steps.