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The Carex CPAP Ultra Fine Filters are disposable aftermarket filters compatible with Philips Respironics System One 60 Series and SleepEasy CPAP machines. Ultra-fine filtration traps fine particles and contaminants to ensure clean, safe airflow. Replace at least every 2 weeks for optimal filtration performance. Pack of 6 provides approximately 3 months of bi-weekly replacements.
CPAP users with Philips Respironics System One 60 Series or SleepEasy machines who need a cost-effective disposable ultra-fine filter replacement option will find the Carex FGC120 a 6-pack aftermarket option providing approximately 3 months of bi-weekly replacements. DME providers and home health agencies that supply CPAP replacement filters for patients with Philips Respironics System One 60 Series or SleepEasy machines will find the FGC120 a consistently available Carex aftermarket option at a lower cost per filter than OEM replacements. Retail medical supply stores and pharmacies that stock CPAP replacement accessories for walk-in customers will find the 6-pack format a practical resupply quantity for bi-weekly filter replacement schedules. CPAP equipment suppliers and resupply programs that manage filter replacement schedules for patients will find the FGC120 a cost-effective disposable ultra-fine filter option for the listed compatible machines.
How do I know if these filters are compatible with my CPAP machine?
These filters are compatible with Philips Respironics System One 60 Series machines (including the REMstar 60 Series) and SleepEasy CPAP machines. Check your machine's model number on the label on the bottom or back of the unit and confirm it falls within these series before purchasing. Using an incompatible filter can result in an improper seal and reduced filtration effectiveness.
Why do CPAP filters need to be replaced so frequently?
CPAP machines draw in room air continuously throughout the night. Ultra-fine filters trap microscopic particles including dust, pollen, pet dander, and other airborne contaminants. Over time, these particles accumulate and clog the filter, restricting airflow and forcing the machine to work harder to maintain therapy pressure. Replacing every two weeks ensures consistent filtration performance and protects both the machine and the user.
Are these OEM filters or aftermarket?
These are aftermarket filters manufactured by Carex, not OEM Philips Respironics filters. They are designed to be compatible with the listed machines and provide equivalent ultra-fine filtration at a lower cost per filter than OEM replacements. If your CPAP is under warranty or managed through a DME provider, confirm with your provider that aftermarket filters are acceptable under your equipment agreement.
Do I need to clean these filters or just replace them?
These are disposable filters — designed to be replaced, not cleaned. Attempting to wash or rinse an ultra-fine disposable filter can damage the filter media and potentially introduce moisture into the CPAP airstream. Discard the used filter and insert a fresh one at least every two weeks, or more frequently in dusty environments or if you notice reduced airflow.
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