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We recommend packing them in a carry-on bag to avoid accidental damage or loss.  \nWant to double check?  \nYou can review the TSA’s latest policies on CPAP travel here  \n• Before you pack the humidifier, make sure it’s free from water.  \n• Always pack an extension cord in case wherever you’re staying doesn’t have a power source near your bed – you usually won’t know for sure until you get there.  \n• Traveling outside of North America? Don’t forget to bring an international power adapter!  \nTips for the airport  \nPacking List  \nF Device and accessories in a clear plastic bag  \nF Empty humidifier  \nF Extension cord  \nF International power adapter if traveling abroad  \nF  FAA Compliance Letter  \nF Distilled/drinking-quality water, depending on accessibility at destination  \nThanks to growing awareness of sleep apnea, it’s no longer necessary to show a medical statement when going through security with a CPAP device. However, each agent does have the authority to refuse admission at their own discretion, so we recommend bringing a copy of our FAA Compliance Letter, just in case.  \nNeed our compliance letter?  \nGet a copy of ResMed’s FAA Compliance Letter here  \n• When going through security, you can leave the mask and tubing in their cases, but you may be asked to remove the machine for X-ray screening (don’t worry—this won’t damage it) . You can keep the machine in a clear plastic bag during this process.  \n• No matter how well you prepare, airport security can be unpredictable –so make sure to leave early to give yourself plenty of time!  \n Tips for the flight  \n• If you plan to use CPAP therapy during the flight, contact the airline well ahead of time to check whether the plane has a compatible power source, and to request a seat next to it.  \n• Always switch your machine to airplane mode during flights.  \nDistributed by ResMed Corp, 9001 Spectrum Center Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92123 USA . (858) 836-5000 or (800) 424-0737 (toll free) . See [ResMed.com](ResMed.com) for other ResMed locations worldwide . Specifications may change without notice . For patent and other intellectual property information, see [ResMed.com/en-us/legal-ip/](ResMed.com/en-us/legal-ip/). © 2019 ResMed. 10111691/1 2019-10  \n[ResMed.com](ResMed.com)","cbCaivKsktFy0zTj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivKsktFy0zTj","pdf",36684,"English","# Tips for packing\n## Tips for the airport\n## Packing List\n## Tips for the flight","[{\"question\":\"What packing approach does the sheet recommend for CPAP devices?\",\"answer\":\"Pack CPAP equipment in a carry-on bag to help avoid accidental damage or loss. 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