Circadiance develops, manufacturers and markets respiratory products for people with sleep-disordered breathing or who need non-invasive ventilation.
With a keen eye on innovative solutions and patient comfort, our products have revolutionized the ventilation market. Our best-selling SleepWeaver soft cloth nasal CPAP mask has been lauded by sleep apnea patients and diagnosing physicians as a key to better sleeping.
With an international distribution network and cutting-edge soft cloth technology, Circadiance continues to excite the sleepy respiratory industry.
Specialties
SleepWeaver Soft Cloth Nasal CPAP Masks, SleepWeaver Featherweight CPAP Tube
Circadiance Activity on LinkedIn
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Circadiance What does a sleep tech have to say about the SleepWeaver? “This is a great mask. It’s fantastic...One of the first truly innovative new designs that really works that I’ve ever seen.” See his whole video review below. -
Circadiance Sleep apnea is already linked to so many diseases and disorders, and now possibly dementia too.
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Circadiance CPAP users often complain about the noise from their masks. Mask noise comes from three sources: the exhalation valve, leaks and turbulence inside the mask. The SleepWeaver has a series of small exhalation holes that eliminate air "whooshing" or "whistling" sounds. The mask fits with very few leaks, reducing sudden noises. And the mask is designed so that the air turbulence inside the mask is minimized, reducing the last source of mask noise.
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Circadiance Question: My patient has a broken nose or deviated septum. Will the SleepWeaver mask still work? Answer: We have had a number of patients with anatomic issues around the nose report using the SleepWeaver with good success. The pliable nature of the SleepWeaver allows it to conform to the patient's facial anatomy even if it is unsymmetrical.
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Circadiance What are your thoughts on the proposed required sleep apnea testing for commercial drivers?
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Circadiance Airway Interfaces Comparison Guide by Sleep Review Magazine.
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Circadiance "Improving adherence to therapy in OSA patients may be shaped and influenced by what is being done for patients with another chronic disease — diabetes."
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Circadiance Sleep apnea is already known to increase the risk of stroke. Now, new research shows a link between sleep apnea and "silent strokes," in which there is tissue death in the brain, but without any symptoms.
