CPAP & Oxygen Equipment
Breathing equipment only works when the supplies are clean and current. We stock replacement masks, cushions, tubing, and filters alongside oxygen concentrators and nebulizers, so you can pick up what you need locally instead of waiting on a mail-order shipment.
Where can I get CPAP supplies near me?
Both of our medical equipment stores stock CPAP masks, cushions, tubing, and filters. Call ahead with your mask brand and size and we will confirm we have it before you drive over.
How often should CPAP supplies be replaced?
Replacement timing depends on the part and on your supplier or plan — cushions and filters wear out much faster than tubing or the machine itself. Bring in or call with your equipment details and our pharmacist will help you sort out a schedule.
What CPAP & Oxygen Equipment do you carry?
- CPAP and BiPAP masks, cushions, and headgear
- CPAP tubing, filters, and humidifier chambers
- Oxygen concentrators
- Nebulizers and nebulizer kits
- Portable oxygen accessories
- Cleaning supplies for CPAP equipment
Coverage varies by plan and by item. Call the store and our team will check your plan with you before you order. Insurance & Medicare
Where can I get CPAP & Oxygen Equipment?
986 Pharmacy in Las Vegas (Del Webb Blvd)
Las Vegas, NV 89134
986 Pharmacy in Whittier
Whittier, CA 90603
Common questions
- Do I need a prescription for an oxygen concentrator?
- Oxygen equipment generally requires a prescription from your doctor. Call the store and our team will tell you exactly what is needed for the item you are asking about.
- Does Medicare cover CPAP supplies?
- Coverage varies by plan and by item. Most plans accepted — call us and we will check your specific plan with you before you order.
- Can I rent instead of buy?
- Some respiratory equipment is available to rent. Call the store to ask about the item you need.
- Do you deliver?
- Yes — free same-day delivery from both of our medical equipment locations.
- Do you speak Spanish?
- Yes. Our staff speaks English, Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese.
These answers are general information, not medical advice. Ask our pharmacist about your equipment, and talk with your doctor about your treatment.
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