Category: CPAP Machines

Philips Respironics issued a recall for some of its products, including CPAP machines, in June of 2021. Many of Philips CPAPs, BiPAPs, and ventilators weren’t safe for consumers to use because the devices’ polyester-based polyurethane (PE-PUR) sound abatement foam deteriorates into carcinogenic particles. If inhaled or ingested, you may develop inflammation, asthma, and cancer, among…

By consulting with your healthcare team, you can learn whether there’s a connection between your cancer and a Philips CPAP machine. Your doctor will evaluate your condition and look for:  Residue of the foam in your lungs or airway  Damage to your nose, eyes, throat, and respiratory system  Irritation and inflammation  They may also consult…

Whether Philips CPAP will cover cancer victims’ medical expenses depends on each claimant’s situation. If you developed cancer after using a Philips CPAP machine, the manufacturer should cover your medical bills, lost income, and other related expenses.  During a free case review with our team, you can learn whether you can seek compensation for your…

Things can get complicated if you own a Philips CPAP machine and want to get your money back. Philips states that to receive a full refund: You will need to follow the return process accessible through your MyPhilips Account.  You must have purchased your device within the last 30 days. You may be entitled to…

According to The New England Journal of Medicine, a research team monitored just over 2700 sleep apnea patients and concluded that using a CPAP machine did not improve cardiovascular health. In addition, these machines did not appear to directly cause heart failure or heart attacks. In 2019, Philips Respironics, the manufacturer, recalled some of their…

Whether you can file a lawsuit on behalf of a loved one who was affected by Philips CPAP depends on where you live. Each state has its own rules, but you can generally file a lawsuit if your minor child suffered harm from a Philips CPAP machine. Matters change if you’re filing on behalf of…

CPAP machines could be bad for your liver. While the use of CPAP machines is common for those suffering from sleep apnea, Philips Respironics issued a recall for many of these devices in 2021. A defect in the product is leaving some users exposed to carcinogens, and some are reporting health problems such as liver…

You can learn whether your Philips CPAP was recalled by visiting the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s (FDA) website. The organization has a list of all CPAP machines that Philips has recalled since 2021.  As more people come forward, more Philips CPAP machines could get recalled. Yet, even if your device wasn’t recalled, and you…

Even though the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recalled many Philips CPAP machines, you shouldn’t stop using yours until you talk to a doctor. A healthcare professional can give more information about whether using your CPAP machine is safe.  Talk to Your Doctor Before Discontinuing Sleep Apnea Treatment If you stop using your CPAP…