Pollen Filters for Lowenstein Prisma CPAP & Bi-Level Machines

Pollen Filters for Lowenstein Prisma CPAP & Bi-Level Machines are the genuine Lowenstein Pollen Filters (Dark Grey Color) for the whole Prisma-series of CPAP and Bi-Level Machines.

Lowenstein Prisma Dark Grey Pollen Filters:

These Pollen Washable Filters are essential and require washing at least monthly, or when dirty, and replacing every 6 months.

Fitting the Prisma Pollen Filter after washing or replacing:

Video Includes Fitting the Filters (forward to 1 min 30 seconds)

Lowenstein Prisma Dark Grey Pollen Filters Box Content:

• Prisma dark grey pollen filter in selected quantity

Please note that the disposable filter (white color) is not included. That has to be ordered separately.

Pollen Filters for Löwenstein Prisma CPAP & Bi-Level Machines FAQs

What are pollen filters used for in CPAP & Bi-Level machines?

Pollen filters help trap dust, pollen, and other airborne particles, ensuring that the air delivered by the CPAP or Bi-Level device is cleaner and healthier to breathe.

Are these pollen filters reusable or disposable?

These are reusable filters and should be washed regularly as per manufacturer recommendations

How often should I replace the pollen filter?

It is recommended to replace the pollen filter every 2–4 months.

Are these filters compatible with all Löwenstein Prisma models?

Yes. These pollen filters are specifically designed for Löwenstein Prisma CPAP and Bi-Level devices, ensuring perfect fit and performance.

Can I wash and reuse the pollen filter?

Yes. These filters are washable or reusable.

Do pollen filters reduce noise from the CPAP machine?

No. Pollen filters are designed to purify air, not reduce noise. They ensure clean airflow but do not affect the machine’s sound level.

How do I install the pollen filter in my Prisma device?

Simply remove the old filter from the designated filter slot, and insert the new pollen filter in the same orientation. Always follow the instructions in the Prisma device manual.

Are pollen filters different from fine filters?

Yes. Pollen filters capture larger airborne particles like dust and pollen, while fine filters (if used in combination) capture smaller particles. Both may be used together for optimal filtration.

Can these filters help with allergies?

Yes. By trapping pollen, dust, and other irritants, these filters can help reduce allergy symptoms and improve comfort during CPAP therapy.