How does onesleeptest work, and what do I need to complete the test?
First, order your ResMed onesleeptest online, and have it shipped to your door.
Download the NightOwl companion app on your smartphone. You’ll need to provide a valid email address too, so that ResMed can send you your results. If you don’t have a smartphone, contact us, and we’ll try to resolve the issue with you.
When you’re ready for bed, open the app and follow instructions for how to attach the sensor to your finger and record while you sleep.
After three nights of data is recorded, an Australian sleep physician will look at your results, in conjunction with the results of your sleep questionnaire, and email you a personalised sleep report within 3-5 working days.
Book your included ResMed Sleep Coach* consult to discuss your results and next steps.
If you have further questions, feel free to reach out to your GP.
Contraindications
Home sleep tests, such as the onesleeptest, are not recommended if you suffer from the following conditions: Neuromuscular disease, severe COPD, hypoxia and/or hypercapnia at rest, morbid obesity, significant cardiovascular disease and chronic narcotic use. You should speak to your doctor to discuss sleep test options and whether a home sleep test is right for you.
Note: By purchasing this ResMed home sleep test, you agree to ResMed’s privacy policy and terms of use.
This product is unsuitable if you have significant comorbidities including but not limited to cardiorespiratory disease, neuromuscular disease, and morbid obesity.
^The onesleeptest is referred to as a level 4 sleep test. Level 4 sleep tests measure less parameters about your sleep compared with level 1, 2 and 3 sleep tests. We recommend you consult with your GP to discuss whether the onesleeptest is right for you.
*ResMed Sleep Coaches are sales and customer service representatives who have received training in sleep health. They can give general information about sleep health, sleep disorders and products that may help improve your sleep. They are not qualified healthcare professionals and cannot provide medical advice. We recommend you continue to consult your GP.
