Device not included. Confirm compatible device models against your packaging.
Your CPAP or BiLevel device draws in room air, and the particulate filter is the first line of defense: its ultra-fine material captures fine airborne particles — dust, pollen, and similar — so they don't enter the airflow or the device.
Filters load up with debris over time and become less effective, which is why they're replaced on a routine schedule (more often in dusty homes or with pets). Many Philips devices use two filter types: this fine disposable particulate filter (light-colored, replaced, not washed) and a separate reusable pollen filter (darker, foam, washable). They do different jobs — confirm which one you need, as they're not interchangeable.
A 10-pack is the practical supply size, covering a long stretch of routine changes for one user, or serving as stock for a clinic or provider.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Disposable particulate (ultra-fine) filter |
| Compatible devices | Philips Respironics CPAP/BiLevel devices |
| Pack quantity | 10 |
| Type | Disposable (not washable) |
| Related filter | Reusable pollen filter (separate, washable — not interchangeable) |
| SKU | 1134430 |
| Brand | Philips Respironics |
Replace the disposable particulate filter on the schedule in your device's user guide, and sooner if it looks dirty, discolored, or clogged. Homes with pets, smoke, or high dust levels typically need more frequent changes. Because it's a disposable filter, it should be replaced, not washed. Check it regularly as part of routine device care.
How many filters are in the pack? Ten.
Which device do they fit? Philips Respironics CPAP/BiLevel devices (for example the DreamStation). Confirm your model against the packaging, or contact us and we'll check.
Can I wash and reuse them? No — the particulate filter is disposable and should be replaced. The separate darker pollen filter is the washable, reusable one.
What's the difference between the particulate filter and the pollen filter? The particulate filter is the light-colored ultra-fine disposable filter; the pollen filter is the darker, washable foam filter. They do different jobs and aren't interchangeable.
How often should I change them? Per your device's user guide, and sooner if the filter looks dirty or the environment is dusty.
Do I need a prescription? No — replacement filters do not require a prescription.
Can I get them delivered in Brooklyn or shipped nationwide? Yes — Task Supply Corp offers USPS shipping throughout the continental U.S., plus local pickup and delivery in Brooklyn and all five boroughs of New York City.
Use with compatible Philips Respironics equipment according to the device's user guide. Do not operate the device without a filter fitted, and do not wash disposable particulate filters.