iBreeze CPAP/APAP

The iBreeze CPAP/APAP operates at 26 dB: quieter than a whisper in a library. For context, the ResMed AirSense 10 runs at 26.6 dB and the Philips DreamStation 2 at 28 dB. The difference may seem marginal on paper, but at these levels even small reductions are perceptible and matter for patient compliance, particularly for bed partners.

The low noise profile comes from Resvent's proprietary blower design and internal acoustic dampening. For wholesale buyers evaluating competitive positioning, the iBreeze matches or beats the market leaders on noise while typically sitting at a lower price point: a combination that resonates with cost-conscious institutional buyers who still need to demonstrate clinical quality.

Yes: the iBreeze ships with an integrated heated humidifier as standard. It's not a separate accessory or add-on purchase. The humidifier features 8 adjustable humidity levels, automatic ambient temperature and humidity sensing, a preheating function, and water level sensors that alert when the tank needs refilling.

The device can operate without the humidifier attached for patients who prefer dry therapy or for travel use where water availability is limited. The water tank is detachable for easy cleaning: a design detail that reduces maintenance friction for both patients and DME providers handling returns and refurbishments. For LATAM markets with high ambient humidity (Caribbean coast, Amazon basin), many patients use lower humidification settings or none at all.

Fixed CPAP delivers a single, constant pressure throughout the night: set it once and it stays there. APAP (auto-adjusting) continuously monitors breathing patterns and adjusts pressure breath-by-breath within a clinician-set range, responding to positional changes, REM sleep, and airway events in real time.

Most wholesale partners stock both configurations, but APAP outsells fixed CPAP roughly 3:1 in LATAM markets. The reason is practical: APAP requires fewer titration studies to dial in, which matters in markets where sleep lab access is limited. Clinicians can set a wider pressure range and let the algorithm optimize, reducing return visits and improving patient adherence rates.

SysMed structures iBreeze CPAP/APAP wholesale pricing on a tiered volume basis: the more units per order, the lower the per-unit cost. Minimum order quantities depend on your market and distribution agreement, but we work with partners at multiple volume levels from initial market-entry orders to recurring high-volume commitments.

All pricing is in USD regardless of destination country, which simplifies budgeting for distributors in volatile-currency markets. We offer framework agreements for partners committing to quarterly or annual purchase volumes, locking in per-unit pricing across multiple shipments. Contact our LATAM sales team for a quote specific to your market. Pricing depends on configuration (CPAP vs APAP), volume tier, and whether you're bundling accessories like masks and humidifier chambers.

ResAssist™ is Resvent's proprietary cloud platform for remote patient monitoring and therapy management. The iBreeze transmits nightly therapy data, including AHI (apnea-hypopnea index), mask leak rates, usage hours, pressure levels, and tidal volume, via optional WiFi or GSM connectivity to a secure dashboard accessible by clinicians and DME providers.

For distributors, this is a selling point that differentiates against offline-only competitors. Clinicians can monitor patient compliance remotely, adjust pressure settings without an office visit, and generate adherence reports for insurance documentation. The platform supports fleet management across multiple patients, which matters for large DME operations and hospital sleep programs managing hundreds of active therapy cases.