ResMed Air10 Hypoallergenic Filter

Description

Quick answer: This is the genuine ResMed hypoallergenic air filter for the Air10 series — the AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10 devices. Compared with the standard filter, the hypoallergenic filter uses a finer, multi-layer material that captures smaller airborne particles — finer dust, pollen, and particulates — before room air enters the device. A routine consumable, usually supplied in a multi-pack. Confirm pack quantity against your packaging. Device not included.

What’s included

• ResMed Air10 hypoallergenic filter(s)

Device not included.

About this filter

Your Air10 draws in room air, and the filter is the first line of defense — trapping airborne particles before they reach the airflow or the device. ResMed offers two filter types for the Air10:

• the standard filter — captures typical dust and particles; and
• the hypoallergenic filter (this one) — a finer, multi-layer filter that captures smaller particles, including fine dust and pollen.

The hypoallergenic filter is the choice for anyone who wants finer filtration — for example in homes with pets, higher dust, or pollen sensitivity. It’s a disposable filter: replaced on a schedule rather than washed. Filters load up with debris over time and filter less effectively, so replacing on schedule keeps both the air and the device clean.

A multi-pack keeps replacements on hand for routine changes.

Key features

• Genuine ResMed hypoallergenic filter — for the Air10 series.
• Finer, multi-layer material — captures smaller particles than the standard filter.
• Captures fine dust and pollen — finer filtration for sensitive users.
• Disposable — replaced on schedule, not washed.
• For AirSense 10 / AirCurve 10 — the Air10 platform.

Specifications

Standard or hypoallergenic — which do I need?

Both fit the Air10; the difference is filtration level:

• Standard filter — captures typical dust and particles; the everyday option.
• Hypoallergenic filter (this) — finer, multi-layer; captures smaller particles including fine dust and pollen.

Either works with the device — many users choose the hypoallergenic for finer filtration, particularly with pets, dust, or pollen sensitivity. Both are disposable and replaced on schedule.

How often should I replace it?

Replace the hypoallergenic filter on the schedule in your device’s user guide (the finer material may warrant more frequent changes than the standard filter), and sooner if it looks dirty, discoloured, or clogged. It’s a disposable filter — replace it, don’t wash it. Check it regularly as part of routine device care.

Frequently asked questions

How is the hypoallergenic filter different from the standard one?
It’s a finer, multi-layer filter that captures smaller particles — including fine dust and pollen — where the standard filter captures typical dust and particles.

Which devices does it fit?
The ResMed AirSense 10 and AirCurve 10 (Air10 series).

Can I wash and reuse it?
No — it’s a disposable filter and should be replaced, not washed.

How often should I change it?
Per your device’s user guide, and sooner if it looks dirty or the environment is dusty. The finer material may need changing more often than the standard filter.

How many are in a pack?
Confirm against the packaging — hypoallergenic filters are commonly sold in multi-packs.

Do I need a prescription?
No — replacement filters do not require a prescription.

Can I get it delivered in Brooklyn or shipped nationwide?
Yes — Stark Medical Supplies offers local pickup and delivery in Brooklyn and across NYC, plus USPS shipping throughout the continental U.S.

Use with compatible ResMed Air10 equipment according to the device’s user guide. Do not operate the device without a filter fitted, and do not wash disposable filters.