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SlimLine CPAP Tubing – Non-Heated 15mm Hose for ResMed CPAP DevicesThe SlimLine CPAP Tubing is a lightweight, non heated 15mm hose designed for ResMed CPAP and AutoSet devices. Its slim profile makes it ideal for users who want a more flexible and less bulky alternative to standard tubing, without sacrificing airflow performance. This non heated tube is perfect for users who dont use humidification or prefer a simpler setup. It helps reduce drag on your mask, making it especially comfortable for active sleepers and
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