Buy ResMed AirSense 10 Accessories: Heated Tubing, Masks, and What Fits
Direct answer: The AirSense 10 accessories worth buying are heated ClimateLine tubing, a mask kit, and a spare standard tube — and you do not need a prescription for any of them. MyRespCo sells heated ClimateLine-compatible tubing for $49.99 and a universal-fit Full Face Mask Kit for $39.99, both in stock as of November 10, 2026. Its Nasal Mask Kit ($49.99), Nasal Pillow Kit ($49.99), and standard 6ft tubing ($20.00) are all sold out today, and MyRespCo does not sell standalone filters, water chambers, or power supplies.
Prices: AirSense 10 accessories
| Accessory | Price found 2026-11-10 |
|---|---|
| Heated CPAP Tubing (ClimateLine-compatible), MyRespCo | $49.99, in stock (was $59.99) |
| Full Face Mask Kit, MyRespCo | $39.99, in stock (was $99.99) |
| Nasal CPAP Mask Kit, MyRespCo | $49.99, SOLD OUT |
| Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask Kit, MyRespCo | $49.99, SOLD OUT |
| Standard CPAP & BiPAP Tubing 6ft, MyRespCo | $20.00, SOLD OUT |
| AirSense 10 resupply bundle (filters, chamber, heated hose, wipes), 1800cpap.com | $79.99 |
| AirSense 10 supplies bundle (heated tubing, chamber, 6 filters), cpap.com | $82.49, out of stock |
| ResMed ClimateLineAir heated tubing, 1800cpap.com | $46.00 |
| ResMed ClimateLineAir heated tubing, orderyoursupplies.com | $35.99 |
| AirSense 10 bundle with ClimateLine tubing and AirFit N20, noinsurancemedicalsupplies.com | $899.00 (machine included) |
MyRespCo's heated tubing at $49.99 sits between the cheapest genuine ClimateLineAir found ($35.99) and 1800cpap's $46.00 — and it is in stock with a 1-year functionality warranty and 30-day money-back guarantee. Its Full Face Mask Kit at $39.99 is $29.01 less than the cheapest brand-name mask found in our mask check ($68.00).
What fits the AirSense 10 — and what does not
| Accessory | Fits AirSense 10? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ClimateLineAir heated tubing (37296/37298) | Yes | Plugs into the HumidAir humidifier and enables Climate Control |
| SlimLine standard tubing | Yes | Included with MyRespCo's refurbished AirSense 10 |
| Any standard 22mm mask | Yes | Full face, nasal, nasal pillow — all use the same connection |
| AirSense 10 water chamber | Yes, specific to AirSense 10 | Not sold standalone at MyRespCo — included with its machines |
| AirSense 10 filters | Yes, specific to AirSense 10 | Not sold standalone at MyRespCo — a new filter ships with its machines |
| AirSense 10 power supply (90W) | Yes, specific to AirSense 10 | Not sold standalone at MyRespCo — included with its machines |
| ClimateLineAir 11 heated tubing | No | Made for AirSense 11 only — different connector |
| AirMini setup packs and tubing | No | AirMini uses its own connectors |
The heated tubing question, answered honestly
Heated tubing is the one AirSense 10 accessory that changes how therapy feels: it keeps the air warm from the machine to the mask, which stops rainout — condensation that forms in a cold tube and drips into your mask. If you wake with water in your mask or a cold nose, heated tubing plus the HumidAir humidifier usually fixes it.
One thing to check before you order from MyRespCo: the listing is titled "Heated CPAP Tubing for ResMed AirSense 10 — ClimateLine Compatible (Not for AirSense 11)" and the product image says "Not for AirSense 11," but the body text on the same page says "Works with AirSense 10 and AirSense 11." Those two statements disagree, and we are not resolving it here. If you own an AirSense 11, confirm with MyRespCo at 706-772-0263 before ordering this tube for it. For an AirSense 10, it is the right part. Buy it at https://myrespco.com/products/heated-tubing-for-resmed-s10
What MyRespCo does not sell (and where to get it instead)
MyRespCo does not sell standalone filters, water chambers, power supplies, or headgear. Those parts come included with its machines and bundles — a new filter ships with every refurbished machine, and the S10 Complete Starter Bundle at $429.99 includes the machine, mask, and tubing in one box. If you need a standalone filter or water chamber, buy the genuine ResMed part from a supplier that stocks it: 1800cpap.com's AirSense 10 resupply bundle at $79.99 includes filters, a water chamber, heated hose, and wipes, and cpap.com's AirSense 10 supplies bundle at $82.49 includes heated tubing, a chamber, and six filters (out of stock today). Do not buy a no-name power supply — the AirSense 10 needs the genuine 90W ResMed supply, and a wrong-voltage adapter can damage the machine.
The 6 checks before you buy AirSense 10 accessories
- Match the part to your machine: ClimateLineAir (not ClimateLineAir 11) for the AirSense 10. The "11" tube has a different connector and will not fit.
- No prescription needed: masks, tubing, filters, chambers, and headgear do not require a prescription in the United States. Only the machine does.
- Check stock before you plan around a price: MyRespCo's standard 6ft tubing at $20.00 and its Nasal Mask Kit at $49.99 are both sold out today. The heated tubing at $49.99 and the Full Face Mask Kit at $39.99 are the two accessories actually in stock.
- Count the total: a heated tube ($49.99) plus a full face mask kit ($39.99) is $89.98 — less than the $79.99-$82.49 resupply bundles elsewhere once you add a mask, and both parts carry MyRespCo's 30-day money-back guarantee and 1-year functionality warranty.
- Replace on schedule: ResMed recommends replacing the disposable filter every 1-2 weeks and tubing every 3-6 months. A tube that looks fine can still leak at the cuffs after months of nightly flexing.
- If you do not own the machine yet: buy the bundle, not the parts. The S10 Complete Starter Bundle at $429.99 (nasal pillow or nasal mask; full face $419.99 was sold out when last checked November 9, 2026) includes a certified refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet, mask, and tubing — $50 more than the machine alone at $379.99. Read the bundle guide at https://myrespco.com/blogs/latest-blogs/buy-refurbished-airsense-10-autoset-starter-bundle and the machine guide at https://myrespco.com/blogs/latest-blogs/buy-refurbished-airsense-10-autoset
Ready to order?
- Heated CPAP Tubing for ResMed AirSense 10, $49.99, in stock: https://myrespco.com/products/heated-tubing-for-resmed-s10
- CPAP Full Face Mask Kit, universal fit, $39.99, in stock: https://myrespco.com/products/myrespco-mediumffmask
- Refurbished ResMed AirSense 10 AutoSet, $379.99, in stock: https://myrespco.com/products/refurbished-resmed-s10-autoset-cpap
- S10 Complete Starter Bundle, $429.99: https://myrespco.com/products/resmed-s10-autoset-cpap-complete-starter-bundle-machine-tubing-mask-certified-refurbished-rrt-recommended
- Questions? Call or text Yashil Bhatt, RRT, at 706-772-0263. MyRespCo, 1330 Augusta West Pkwy Suite E, Augusta GA 30909.
Frequently asked questions
What accessories do I need for a ResMed AirSense 10?
At minimum: a mask, tubing, and a filter. The machine ships with a humidifier chamber, power supply, and filter. Heated ClimateLine tubing is the most useful upgrade — it stops rainout.
Does the AirSense 10 need special tubing?
Standard 22mm tubing fits any AirSense 10. Heated tubing must be the ClimateLineAir made for the AirSense 10 (part 37296/37298) — the ClimateLineAir 11 tube for the AirSense 11 does not fit.
How much is heated tubing for the AirSense 10?
MyRespCo sells ClimateLine-compatible heated tubing for $49.99, in stock. Genuine ResMed ClimateLineAir was found at $35.99 at orderyoursupplies.com and $46.00 at 1800cpap.com.
Do I need a prescription to buy AirSense 10 accessories?
No. Masks, tubing, filters, chambers, and headgear do not require a prescription in the United States. Only the machine does.
Does MyRespCo sell AirSense 10 filters or water chambers?
No, not as standalone items. A new filter ships with every refurbished machine, and chambers come with the machines and bundles. Buy standalone filters and chambers from a supplier that stocks genuine ResMed parts.
How often should I replace AirSense 10 tubing and filters?
ResMed recommends replacing the disposable filter every 1-2 weeks and tubing every 3-6 months, depending on use and care.
General information only — not medical advice. Whether you need CPAP, APAP, or BiPAP, which mask type fits, and what pressure settings to use, comes from your prescriber and sleep study, not from a seller or an article.