Affiliate disclosure
How CPAP Insider earns money from product links, and what that does and does not affect.
Last updated: 2023
CPAP Insider is a reader-supported publication. Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, the retailer pays CPAP Insider a commission. You pay the same price you would have paid otherwise.
Programs we participate in
- Amazon Associates. As an Amazon Associate, CPAP Insider earns from
qualifying purchases. Our Amazon tracking tag is
cpapinsider-20. - Other CPAP-specialty retailer programs may be added over time. When they are, they’ll be listed here.
What affiliate income does not affect
- Which products we recommend. Recommendations are based on specifications, the manufacturer’s instructions for use, hands-on experience where we have it, and what long-term users report. A higher commission never buys a better placement.
- What you pay. The price is identical whether you use our link or not.
- Our criticism. If a popular product has real drawbacks, the article says so.
How links are labelled
Affiliate links carry a rel="sponsored" attribute and open in a new tab. Every
article that contains one shows a disclosure near the top of the page.
Medical products
CPAP machines and many masks are regulated medical devices. In the United States, a fixed-pressure CPAP or an APAP generally requires a prescription. Links here are for research and price comparison — they are not a recommendation to buy a device without involving your clinician. See the medical disclaimer.
Questions about this policy: contact us.