The CPAP Soap™ Cleaning Kit is designed to be compatible with the material used in CPAP equipment and crafted to effectively remove residue without causing damage. CPAP Soap™ is SLS-free, alcohol-free, fragrance-free and non-allergenic. This is the ONLY cleaning solution on the market that adheres to CPAP manufacture guidelines and FDA-approved processes for recommended daily and weekly cleaning.

12-month supply
-52 Bubble Packets for weekly cleaning
-12 Tubs of Bubble Pads (30 count) for daily cleaning
-Free Brush & Hanger with 12-month supply purchase

6-month supply
-26 Bubble Packets for weekly cleaning
-6 Tubs of Bubble Pads (30 count) for daily cleaning

3-month supply
-13 Bubble Packets for weekly cleaning
-3 Tubs of Bubble Pads for daily cleaning

CPAP Soap is SLS-free, alcohol-free, fragrance-free, and non-allergenic. CPAP Soap adheres to FDA-approved processes and allows patients to follow manufacturer guidelines to ensure the safest and most effective formula for washing CPAP equipment.

CPAP Soap does not contain SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate). SLS is a foaming agent found in many soaps and detergents that can irritate the skin by stripping away the upper dermis layer. This can result in symptoms like redness, dryness, itchiness, and peeling. Some mild detergents can contain SLS, fragrances, and other chemicals that can irritate patients with increased sensitivities.

CPAP Soap does contain SLES, or Sodium Laureth Sulfate, which is a milder derivative of SLS that doesn't remove skin layers or provoke irritation. It's often used as a gentler alternative to SLS in various products such as soaps, detergents, cleaning agents, and makeup removers.

CPAP Soap is fragrance free. Fragrances are frequent culprits in causing contact allergies, leading to issues like dermatitis, dryness, and sensitivity.

CPAP Soap Bubble Pads are alcohol free. Although alcohol wipes are popular, they can potentially be harmful to CPAP equipment due to their potential to degrade certain materials. Additionally, alcohol may not effectively remove all types of residue or buildup from CPAP equipment, especially oils and greases from the skin. This residue can accumulate over time and contribute to bacterial growth and /or unpleasant odors.

Bubble Pads - Daily Usage

• Use one pad daily on CPAP Accessories. Discard after cleaning.
• Air Dry CPAP accessories.
• CPAP accessory ready for use.

If irritation occurs, stop use and seek medical advice. Follow CPAP manufacture's guidelines for cleaning. Store pads in a cool dry location.

Bubble Packets - Weekly Usage

• Use one soap packet weekly. Mix 5ml Soap Packet with 1 gallon of water.
• Hand wash CPAP accessories and allow to air dry.
• CPAP accessory ready for use.

Skip Bubble Pad usage on days you use Bubble Packet. Follow CPAP manufacturing guidelines for cleaning.