INTRODUCING ULTEPAP
SLEEP APNEA THERAPY
WITHOUT THE HOSE AND BLOWER
SLEEP APNEA THERAPY
WITHOUT THE HOSE AND BLOWER
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WHY ULTEPAP™?
The ULTepap™ is a reusable EPAP solution for treating mild to moderate Obstructive Sleep Apnea. As an Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure (EPAP) device, and not Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), it does not require a hose, blower, humidifier or filter. It is a simple, comfortable and portable way of treating mild to moderate OSA, and may lead to higher compliance than CPAP. This is a great alternative for patient's that just can't tolerate Cpap! Andy Scolnick, President of Seventh Street Medical Supply |
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HOW DOES ULTEPAP™ WORK?The way the ULTepap™ works is simple. When you inhale, the patented Rashidi-Sleeper valve collapses, allowing you to inhale with no resistance. When you exhale, the valve inflates, which causes you to exhale through a series of small grooves. This creates back pressure, which opens your upper airway.
On the next inhalation, your airway stays open so no apneas can occur. The ULTepap™ is held in place by a lightweight headgear. The nasal pillows gently rest around your nostrils inspired by CPAP interfaces with decades of proven comfort and fit. |
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NO POWER? NO PROBLEM.
The ULTepap™ does not require a power source, and can be used as a direct substitute for CPAP, or as a compliment to CPAP when there is no power source, such as camping or travel. No cables, no pumps, no blower, no problem. 
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ULTepap Nasal EPAP Starter Kit
This starter kit includes standard-size headgear, cushions in three sizes (small, medium, and large), and a travel case. It’s perfect for people with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, adults over 66 lbs., and those who haven’t had success with traditional PAP therapy. Plus, no electricity needed.
*Prescription is required.
$
169.00
Replacement Parts
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea, or OSA, is a potentially serious sleep disorder that results in breathing interruptions during sleep. Patients suffer from repeated starting and stopping of breathing during sleep, which can result in:
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CPAP therapy and equipment is one of the most common methods of treating OSA. While effective, patients may report issues with pricing and discomfort, such as:
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