If you are planning on going somewhere and will be traveling by car, taking your CPAP with you doesn’t require too much preparation. If you are traveling within Canada you will want to pack your CPAP in its carry bag and possibly bring a spare bottle of distilled water with you. You can often purchase distilled water when you get to your destination if you do not wish to bring it with you. If you are traveling by car but crossing the border you may want to bring a couple other things with you. We recommended that once you pack up your CPAP for traveling, if you are crossing the border you bring a copy of your prescription as well a copy of your invoice to prove where you purchased it.When traveling with your CPAP you want to make sure you pack up your CPAP and mask in its carry case and take it as a carry-on baggage. Medical equipment is usually allowed as an extra carry on, by most airlines, but it is also a good idea to phone ahead and confirm with the airline. When flying, I always recommend that you take a copy of your prescription and invoice with you, this just shows the equipment is required medical equipment and that it is in fact yours. Remember, if you do not take your CPAP as a carry on and you do put it in checked baggage, if it is damaged it will likely not be covered under manufacturer’s warranties.