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Frequently Asked Questions
Ordering
Do you offer free shipping?
We offer free Canada-Wide Shipping on all Orders Over $75! <br>This offer may change or end at any time without notice.
Where do you ship?
We ship all across Canada! At this time, we do not offer international shipping.
How long will shipping take?
Total delivery time is a combination of processing time (1-5 business days) plus shipping time (1-10 business days depending on destination and shipping service selected), meaning orders may take from 2-15 business days from time of ordering to arrive. Express options will only affect shipping time and does not reduce the required processing time.
Orders are processed and fulfilled Monday to Friday 9 AM ET to 5 PM ET. Orders are not processed or fulfilled outside these hours, on weekends, or statutory Canadian holidays. From time to time, due to stock availability and issues beyond our control, orders may take longer to ship. You will be notified if this is the case.
What is the status of my order?
When your order has shipped, you will receive an email notification from us which will include a tracking number you can use to check its status. All orders are shipped through Canada Post. Please allow up to 48 hours for the status to be updated on the tracking site.
My order is being returned to the sender, what do I do?
Unsuccessful delivery due to an incomplete address (missing street or unit number, postal code error, etc.) may result in non-delivery (return to sender status). Email us at info@cpapoutlet.ca or call 1-855-542-2727 for help. We can reship the order to you with additional shipping fees.
Returns & Cancellations
What is your return policy?
CPAP Outlet can only accept returns on any unopened, unused product (excludes machines & electronics which are Final Sale) within 30 days of the original delivery date.
Important Note: If an opened product is returned, no refund will be issued. If you would like the opened item sent back to you, you will be responsible for covering the shipping cost.
A 10% returns processing fee may be subtracted from the original cost and a credit for the remaining balance will be issued. Shipping costs are not refundable. Please note that, because those products are essential medical equipment, any product that has been opened from its original packaging cannot be returned nor refunded. The refund will not be processed until the products returned have been received back and inspected by CPAP Outlet and confirmed to be unopened and in new and resalable condition.
Machines and electronics are Final Sale. This includes all CPAP, APAP, BiPAP, Humidifiers, Cleaning Devices, and Batteries, as they will be Final Sale once shipped out from our facility. Returns will not be permitted whether the unit shows hours of usage or not. Manufacturer warranty will apply for defective units for exchange.
What is your cancellation policy?
Send an email request to info@cpapoutlet.ca or call 1-855-542-2727 and please have your order number ready. Cancellation can not be done if the item has already been shipped out from our facility.
Do you provide a pre-paid return label for returns?
All return costs are the responsibility of the customer except in the event of an error on our part.
What is your return address?
Please arrange for the return to be sent to the following address:
CPAPOutlet – Returns
1500 Avenue Road
PO Box 1328
Toronto ON M5M 0A1
Please include a copy of the associated invoice with "RETURN" written on it and send it out via Canada Post.
Insurance and Government Funding
Do you bill insurance directly?
CPAP Outlet does not submit claims on the customer's behalf. Customers are responsible for providing and submitting appropriate documents for their claims. It is solely your responsibility to verify your coverage prior to purchasing from CPAP Outlet. We can however provide a pre-purchase Sales Quotation for you to submit to your provider to confirm eligibility.
Will insurance reimburse me?
Each insurance provider and plan offers distinct coverage options. We recommend reaching out to your insurance company directly to verify your eligibility and process. If needed, we are happy to assist you by providing a Sales Quotation for your pre-approval request.
Are you affiliated with any government programs (eg: ADP)?
CPAP coverage varies under each provincial healthcare plan. If you qualify for CPAP funding it is solely your responsibility to verify your coverage options before purchasing from CPAP Outlet.
Regarding Ontario's ADP funding program, unfortunately online retail purchases do not qualify for the program.
Will I receive a physical invoice with my order?
A physical invoice will not be included. However, you can download a PDF version of the invoice for insurance purposes either through your order confirmation email, or by logging in to My Account, finding the order, and clicking "Download PDF Invoice".
Other
What currency are your prices listed in?
As we only ship within Canada all our prices are listed in Canadian dollars (CAD).
Do you have a physical store I can pick up the products from?
We are Online Only.
Is a prescription required?
Yes, a valid CPAP prescription is required to purchase a CPAP, APAP, or BiPAP machine. If we do not already have your prescription on file, please email your prescription to info@cpapoutlet.ca or have it faxed to 1-855-571-7634 along with your order number. If a valid prescription is not provided your order may be canceled. Note that a prescription is not necessary for CPAP masks, parts, or accessories.
How can I get a prescription?
If you need a prescription for CPAP equipment, you have several options for obtaining one. In Canada, regulations state that anyone prescribing CPAP must be licensed to practice medicine within the country. The following professionals are authorized to prescribe CPAP equipment:
- Medical Doctors
- Doctors of Osteopathy
- Dentists
- Naturopathic Physicians
- Nurse Practitioners
- Physician Assistants
- Psychiatrists
While any of these practitioners can write a CPAP prescription, it’s always best to have a sleep study done and obtain the prescription from a sleep specialist. This ensures that your treatment is tailored to your specific needs and condition
Are your CPAP machines and accessories authentic and new?
All items displayed on our website are authentic and new. We receive all our products directly from the manufacturer. We do not sell refurbished items.
Are your descriptions correct?
All product descriptions are provided to CPAP Outlet by the manufacturer of that product. Therefore, we will do our best to clarify, but please be aware CPAP Outlet is not responsible for any inaccuracies or errors in product descriptions provided by manufacturers. We can, however, help you get in touch with the manufacturer as needed.
Why do I have to log in to see prices?
CPAP Outlet follows all manufacturer's internet pricing policies. MAP (Minimum Advertised Price pricing) is used by some manufacturers to specify the lowest possible price at which a product can be advertised.
In order to sell these products to our customers at prices lower than MAP we require them to create an account and login. We feel the benefit to our customers of lower prices is worth the inconvenience.
How can I contact the manufacturer directly?
Please see below:
ResMed Support:
(800) 424-0737
Philips Respironics Support:
(800) 229-6417
Fisher & Paykel Support:
(800) 446 3908
Do you price match?
Yes, we will price-match any Canadian online store for authorized resellers, excluding Amazon. To proceed, please send us a picture or link of the quoted price to our email at info@cpapoutlet.ca. We will verify the price with the retailer before confirming the match. Some exceptions may apply, and this offer may change or end at any time, contact us for the latest updates.
Masks & Machines
Can I use my CPAP machine while traveling?
All machines displayed on our website can operate all over the world. The universal
power supply is rated from 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz and can be used without a voltage converter. An international plug adapter may be required to make your power cord compatible with the power outlets of the country to which you are travelling.
For more information on machines, view the complete Machines FAQ in the bottom of the collection!
How do I select a mask?
Choosing a new mask can be challenging because it’s highly subjective, and fit and comfort can vary greatly from person to person. However, there are some guidelines that can help you make the right choice. For example, if you're a mouth breather or suffer from nasal congestion, a full face mask may be the best option for you. On the other hand, if you have facial hair, a full face mask may be difficult to fit properly without leakage, as the silicone seal struggles to make contact with facial hair. In that case, a nasal mask or nasal pillow mask, combined with a chin strap, might be a better fit.
Another factor to consider is your sleeping position. If you tend to toss and turn, a nasal pillow mask may be more suitable because it provides the best seal for active sleepers, especially side and stomach sleepers.
Additionally, most masks on the market connect to the CPAP hose from the front, which may bother some users or get in the way. There are masks that connect the tubing from the top of the head, allowing the hose to swivel and stay out of the way as you move during the night. An example of this type of mask is the ResMed AirFit P30i. We suggest visiting your local CPAP store to try on demo masks, allowing you to assess size and comfort.
For more information on masks, view our Masks FAQ at the bottom of the masks collection!
What size mask should I get?
Some CPAP masks come with a sizing guide to help you choose the right size. Click on the mask to see if a printable sizing guide is available. Other masks are available as fit packs with multiple sizes of cushions included and do not have size guides available. We suggest visiting your local CPAP store to try on demo masks, allowing you to assess size and comfort. Please note that once a mask has been opened, it cannot be returned for a refund or exchange.
What are the different types of masks?
There are 3 common types of masks: Full Face, Nasal and Nasal Pillow. Less common types include Oral and Total Face masks.
Full Face Masks
Full face masks cover both the nose and mouth, making them ideal for people who naturally breathe through their mouths or have chronic sinus issues that make nasal breathing difficult. Additionally, these masks can feel more comfortable for some users, especially for those prescribed higher pressure, because they distribute the pressure more evenly, offering a smoother experience.
There are two styles of full face masks. The original style has a triangular shape, covering the bridge of the nose and sitting just below the bottom lip. An example of this style is the ResMed AirFit F20. The newer style, on the other hand, does not cover the nose or sit on the bridge but instead cradles the nostrils and seals just below the bottom lip. An example of this style is the ResMed AirFit F40.
Nasal Masks
There are two styles of nasal masks for CPAP therapy. The original style, such as the ResMed AirFit N20, covers the entire nose, sealing underneath the nostrils and resting on the bridge, with four-point headgear to keep it secure. The newer, more minimal nasal cradle style, like the ResMed AirFit N30, does not cover the bridge of the nose. Instead, it cradles the nostrils and features lighter, less intrusive headgear.
Nasal masks are ideal for those who primarily breathe through their nose while sleeping. They are also a good option for anyone seeking a lighter, less obtrusive alternative to a full face mask.
Nasal Pillow Masks
Nasal pillow masks are among the smallest and lightest CPAP masks available, making them an excellent choice for those who find larger masks bulky or feel claustrophobic. These masks feature soft silicone pillows that sit below the nose and are inserted just inside the nostrils to create an airtight seal, delivering pressurized air directly into the nose. Because the seal is formed at the base of the nostrils, nasal pillow masks are less likely to leak air, and their minimal design offers maximum comfort and freedom. An example of this type of mask is the ResMed AirFit P10.
Oral Masks
Designed for mouth breathers and those with chronic nasal congestion, oral CPAP masks deliver pressure solely through the mouth. They are suited to individuals who cannot breathe through their nose at all. An example of this type of mask is the Fisher & Paykel Oracle Mask.
Total Face Masks
These masks provide a full face coverage, from forehead to chin, with a perimeter seal that minimizes pressure points and red marks. They are ideal for users with facial hair, irregularities, or dentures. An example of this type of mask is the Respironics FitLife Total Face Mask.
What should I do if I experience leaks?
If you experience mask leaks, check the fit of your mask, make sure it is properly positioned, and adjust the straps as needed. You may also consider trying a different mask style for a better fit.
Mask liners such as RemZzzs can also help to create a better seal, in addition to reducing irritation.
How do I clean my CPAP equipment?
Regular cleaning is crucial for hygiene. Most manufacturers recommend daily cleaning of the mask and weekly cleaning of the humidifier and tubing with mild soap and water. Always follow the specific cleaning instructions in the user manual.
Warranty
What is the warranty provided on Machines?
CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP machines carry a 3-year manufacturer warranty on the motor in Canada. If your machine malfunctions, please email us at info@cpapoutlet.ca or call us at 1-855-542-2727. You will need to provide the serial number, and we will contact the manufacturer to determine if the machine is still under warranty. If it is, we will issue you a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number.
Decisions regarding warranty claims are made solely at the discretion of the manufacturer. Please note that the customer is responsible for shipping the machine to our office. Repair or replacement of the malfunctioning machine may take up to 8 weeks or longer, depending on the manufacturer. CPAP Outlet does not offer trial or temporary machines during the RMA process.
We will do our best to expedite the process, but since the product is being returned to the manufacturer, we cannot guarantee warranty processing times. Manufacturers do not cover warranty claims for misuse or water damage. If misuse or water damage is determined to be the cause of the malfunction, you will have the option to have the machine returned to you (shipping costs will apply), have it repaired by the manufacturer (repair costs will be communicated before any repairs are made), or purchase a new machine at the current prices displayed on our website.
This warranty is only available to the initial consumer and is not transferable.
What is the warranty provided on Masks and Accessories?
Most Masks, Replacement Parts, Tubing, and Water Chambers come with a 90-day manufacturer warranty from the date of delivery.
Exceptions:
ResMed AirTouch N30i: 90-day manufacturer warranty, on all parts including memory foam cushion.
All other ResMed AirTouch (including N20, F20): 7-day manufacturer warranty on memory foam cushion; 90-day manufacturer warranty on other parts.
Manufacturer warranty is only available to the initial consumer and is not transferable.
During the warranty period, if the product fails under conditions of normal use the manufacturer will repair or replace, at its option, the defective product or any of its components. This limited warranty does not cover any damage caused as a result of improper use, abuse, modification, or alteration of the product.