Can I bring distilled water on plane for CPAP?

You're Allowed to Pack Up to 3.4 Ounces of Distilled Water. Keeping a small amount of distilled water in your carry-on bag will be a big help if you need to use your CPAP in-flight, or soon after landing. You're allowed to pack more than that in your checked luggage, too.



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Can I travel with water for my CPAP humidifier? You can bring water, but if you're carrying it on with your CPAP device, it must be in a sealed container of 3.4 ounces or less and fit in a quart-sized baggie. You should be able to purchase distilled water at most destinations.

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Yet, more than three-quarters of CPAP users say they use their CPAP machine at least some of the time while traveling. “It's important to pack your CPAP machine whenever you travel, since OSA must be treated continuously, just like any other medical condition.”

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Travel. Yes, you can travel with your device to other countries. The universal power supply works all over the world. You will only need to purchase a plug adaptor for the country you are visiting.

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Not all hotels will have distilled water readily available, and depending on where you are staying, you also may not be able to purchase it in stores.

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All US airlines will allow you to use your CPAP machine during flight because it is a medical device. You should call the airline at least 48 hours in advance and ask for their official policies if you're flying internationally.

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