CPAP therapy works best when your machine is positioned correctly. My CPAP Caddy is a height-adjustable, rolling CPAP stand built specifically to support proper machine placement, helping you get more comfortable, effective sleep apnea therapy every night.
Designed for CPAP and BiPAP users, My CPAP Caddy replaces cluttered nightstands and improvised setups with a purpose-built bedside stand that keeps your equipment stable, organized, and exactly where it should be. Its compact and mobile design makes it easy to create space for your therapy needs, without compromising your bedroom decor.
CPAP accessories are commonly eligible for FSA/HSA reimbursement. Be sure to check with your plan provider.
Everything You Need, Built In
My CPAP Caddy comes fully equipped out of the box:
- Integrated Power & Charging: The back panel includes 2 standard AC outlets, 1 USB-A port, and 2 USB-C ports, so your CPAP, phone, and other devices stay powered without a tangle of cords. The power cord is 89" long, giving you flexible placement options.
- Height-Adjustable Hose Holder: Included with every unit, this clamp-on hose holder keeps your CPAP hose routed exactly where you need it. The flexible arm bends to your preferred position, and two velcro straps are included to secure your hose. (Comparable standalone hose holders sell for $30–$40 on Amazon.)
- Included Anti-Vibration Mat: Every My CPAP Caddy ships with a rubber mat that sits under your machine. It dampens vibration noise, catches any water condensation, and keeps your CPAP from sliding around. (This mat is commonly sold for $20, included for free with My CPAP Caddy.)
- Slide-Out Extension Shelf: The top shelf includes a pull-out extension that adds up to 4" of extra surface area, useful for larger CPAP or BiPAP machines that need more room.
- Lower Storage Shelf with Cord Management: A second shelf near the base keeps accessories, cleaning supplies, or extra water chambers within reach. A built-in cord management bracket keeps your power cable organized and out of the way.
Why Proper CPAP Placement Matters
Most CPAP and BiPAP user manuals recommend positioning your machine below head level, on a firm, stable surface. When your machine is at the right height, your hose naturally slopes downward from mask to machine. This reduces hose tension, minimizing mask leaks, and helping maintain consistent positive airway pressure throughout the night.
Proper placement can also help:
- Reduce CPAP rainout and condensation - keeping water in the humidifier, not in your hose
- Minimize machine noise - a stable, vibration-dampened surface makes a noticeable difference
- Support humidifier performance - level, correct-height positioning helps maintain proper water flow
- Improve comfort for you and your bed partner - less hose drag, fewer nighttime disruptions
11 Height Positions and One Perfect Fit
My CPAP Caddy adjusts to 11 different height positions, ranging from 23.5" to 30.2", making it compatible with virtually any bed height or mattress thickness. Set it to your manufacturer's recommended height, lock it in, and you're done.
The four locking casters let you roll your machine beside your bed at night and away during the day, keeping your bedroom organized without disrupting your therapy routine.
Compatible With Most Major CPAP & BiPAP Machines
My CPAP Caddy is designed to accommodate most standard CPAP and BiPAP machines, including popular models from:
- ResMed - AirSense 10, AirSense 10 C2C, AirSense 11
- React Health - Luna II, G3
If your machine follows standard manufacturer sizing and placement guidelines, it will fit comfortably on My CPAP Caddy.
Built for Real CPAP Users
My CPAP Caddy was designed and engineered in Orlando, Florida, by Eric Jackson, a CPAP user who got tired of balancing expensive equipment on nightstands, floors, and makeshift setups.
The result is a rolling CPAP stand built from cold-rolled steel (Q235 grade). The same high-strength material used in industrial and medical equipment. This isn't a repurposed furniture piece, it's a CPAP accessory engineered around how CPAP machines are actually used at night.
Specifications
| Height Range | 23.5" – 30.2" (11 positions) |
| Height (max, not including hose holder) | 30.2 in |
| Length | 13.8 in |
| Width | 4.7 in |
| Product Weight | 19.4 lbs |
| Power Cord Length | 89 in |
| Power Ports | 2x AC outlet, 1x USB-A, 2x USB-C |
| Material | Q235 cold-rolled steel |
| Casters | 4 locking wheels |
| Compatibility | Most CPAP & BiPAP machines |
| Assembly | Required (tools included) |
CPAP accessories are commonly eligible for FSA/HSA reimbursement. Eligibility varies by plan. Check with your plan administrator to confirm. CPAP machine, hose, mask, and cleaner not included. Always consult your doctor or a qualified healthcare provider regarding your sleep apnea diagnosis, treatment options, or any questions about your CPAP or BiPAP therapy.
