The world’s first automated CPAP cleaner and sanitizer is experiencing growing demand.
There are more than 8 million CPAP users in the United States, according to SoClean CEO Bob Wilkins, and their numbers are increasing by 8 to 9 percent yearly. Wilkins said most sleep apnea sufferers in the United States remain undiagnosed. He estimates there are another 20 to 30 million potential CPAP users in the country, making the market for SoClean gigantic.
SoClean is the world’s first automated CPAP cleaner and sanitizer, Wilkins says, utilizing an activated oxygen sanitation process. With a patented design and ozone technology that doesn’t use any water or chemicals, SoClean claims to kill 99.9 percent of CPAP germs and bacteria, sanitizing the entire system without disassembling the machine.
Yes the machine sanitize as well but it doesn’t really clean because if the people don’t wipe there equipment down and get the body oils and things off of it like that they’re silicone turns brown. What are we to do about that are they being educated by the so killing people that they do need to wash the body oils off of their mask? Evidently every CPAP patient I deal with has not been educated but they complain because they’re silicone turns brown and it’s on the manufacturer The Mask fault they’re not even thinking about it could be so claims fall because they are 99.9% sanitized sanitization versus washing and getting the dirt off is two different things nem. Anything you can or suggestions you can offer would be helpful thank nem. Anything you can or suggestions you can offer would be helpful thank you