CPAP Humidifiers
CPAP humidifiers add warm moisture to your airflow, so you wake up with less dry nose, mouth, and throat. We carry everything on the humidification side of your setup: built-in water chambers for machines with an integrated humidifier, standalone heated humidifier units for machines that need one, replacement water chambers and tubs, and waterless options for travel. Most machines we sell already include a humidifier, so start with your machine below to find the right chamber. Replacement chambers do not need a prescription, and most humidification supplies are FSA and HSA eligible.
Integrated, standalone, and replacement water chambers
Buyers mix these up, so here is the short version. An integrated humidifier is built into the machine, like ResMed's HumidAir in the AirSense 11 and AirSense 10, or the humidifier in the Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle. A standalone heated humidifier is a separate unit for machines that did not come with one, like the Philips DreamStation heated humidifier. A replacement water chamber (also called a tub) is the small tank that holds the water and clips into the humidifier. Most people are here for a replacement chamber, and the one you need depends on your machine.
Shop water chambers by machine
Match the chamber to your machine model:
- ResMed AirSense 11 & AirCurve 11: HumidAir 11 water chamber.
- ResMed AirSense 10 & AirCurve 10: HumidAir standard water chamber, plus a cleanable HumidAir tub.
- Philips DreamStation: the heated humidifier unit and its replacement water chamber.
- Philips PR System One 60 Series: water chamber.
- Fisher & Paykel SleepStyle: SleepStyle water chamber, plus SleepStyle 600 and SleepStyle 200 chambers.
- Fisher & Paykel ICON & HC Series: ICON series chamber and the HC325S chamber.
- React Health Luna: chambers for Luna, Luna II, Luna G3, and RESmart.
Looking for the machine itself rather than a part? Browse our CPAP machines, most of which include a built-in humidifier.
How often to replace your water chamber
Plan on a new water chamber about every six months, and sooner if you see cloudiness, cracks, or mineral scale that will not wash off. A worn chamber can leak or grow buildup, so replacing it on schedule keeps your humidification clean and consistent.
What water to use
Use distilled water, not tap water. Tap water leaves mineral deposits that build up inside the chamber, while distilled water keeps it clear. Spring, purified, and bottled drinking water still contain minerals, so they are not substitutes. Shop distilled water for CPAP in bottle packs or a refillable pitcher.
Cleaning your humidifier and chamber
Empty the chamber each morning, let it air-dry during the day, and wash it weekly with mild soap and warm water. Distilled water is not a disinfectant, so a regular cleaning routine is what keeps mold and bacteria down. Find brushes, wipes, and soaps in our CPAP cleaning supplies.
Rainout and condensation in the hose
Rainout is the water you sometimes feel in the hose when warm, humid air cools on its way to your mask. Lowering the humidity level or switching to heated tubing usually fixes it. See our CPAP hoses and tubing for heated tubes that reduce rainout.
Travel humidification without a water chamber
On the road, waterless humidifiers keep things simple. The ResMed HumidX and HumidX Plus use a small heat-and-moisture exchanger for the AirMini, so there is no water tank to pack or spill. For home use, the CSpring MK3 auto-refill system tops off your chamber automatically through the night.
Prescriptions, FSA/HSA, and our guarantee
Replacement water chambers, tubs, and standalone humidifier units do not require a prescription. Most humidification supplies are FSA and HSA eligible, and every order is backed by our 60-night guarantee and Price Match Guarantee. Not sure which chamber fits your machine? Our team can help you find the right one.
