AirMini™ device only

Small in size, smart with features, and using proven AutoSet algorithms^1-4, AirMini solutions provide you with the quality therapy you’ve come to expect from ResMed in a truly compact and travel-friendly package.

This package only*includes:

• AirMini AutoSet machine: the compact AirMini device uses the same algorithms as ResMed’s bedside devices and offers features such as AutoRamp, Expiratory Pressure Relief and Smart Start and Stop. The AirMini can be operated with a one-touch button or you can use the AirMini app to customise your therapy comfort and view your treatment data.
• AirMini Power Supply Unit for EU and UK
• AirMini app: use the AirMini app to activate your machine, manage comfort options and monitor your sleep therapy online. The AirMini app is available for iPhone(iOS version 10.2 minimum) and Android(version 4.4 minimum).

*To be able to use the device you need:

• A compatible mask
• A set up pack (tubing and mask connector)

You can select one of our bundles where you can buy all components needed including device, power supply unit, set up pack and compatible mask and save money compared to buy the products separately.

We offer special bundles for:

• AirMini bundle with P10 for AirMini nasal pillows mask pack
• AirMini bundle with N20 nasal mask and set up pack
• AirMini bundle with N30 for AirMini nasal mask pack
• AirMini bundle with F20 full face mask and set up pack
• AirMini bundle with F30 full face mask and set up pack
• AirMini bundle with setup pack but without mask (for N20, F20 and F30)

Please refer to the user guides for relevant information related to any warnings and precautions to be considered before and during use of the products.

Ask your doctor or homecare provider about using ResMed's nasal pillows CPAP masks to treat your sleep apnoea. If you think you might have sleep apnoea but haven't been diagnosed, discuss your concerns with your doctor.

1. Netzel et al. APAP device technology and correlation with patient compliance. Somnologie - Schlafforschung und Schlafmedizin 2014; DOI: 10.1007/s11818-014-0662-0.

2. Isetta et al. Comparative assessment of several automatic CPAP devices responses: a bench test study. ERJ Open Res 2015; 1:00031-2015.

3. Zhu et al. All APAPs are not equivalent for the treatment of sleep disordered breathing: a bench evaluation of eleven commercially available devices. J Clin Sleep Med 2015 11(7):725-34.

4. Isetta et al. Novel Approach to Simulate Sleep Apnea Patients for Evaluation Positive Pressure Therapy Devices. PLoS ONE 11(3): e0151530.doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0151530.