Paptizer UVC LED Smart CPAP Sanitizer

Is the Liviliti Paptizer safe to use?
Yes. The Liviliti PAPtizer is designed with built-in safety features, including an automatic shut-off mechanism that immediately stops the sanitization cycle if the lid is opened. This ensures that UV-C light exposure is completely contained, protecting your eyes and skin. The PAPtizer is also rigorously tested for electrical and operational safety, so you can sanitize your items with peace of mind.

Can I use my phone in the Liviliti Paptizer?
Yes — you can safely sanitize electronics such as smartphones, remote controls, or earbuds, as long as they fit inside the chamber. However, these items should only be sanitized using the Fast Sanitize cycle, which is designed for quick disinfection without prolonged heat or light exposure that could harm sensitive electronics.

Is there an alert to inform me when my product is clean?
Yes. The PAPtizer includes a clear LED countdown timer that shows the remaining sanitization time, so you always know when the process is complete. When your cycle finishes, the unit will emit a double beep to signal that your items are sanitized and ready for use—no guessing required.

Is the Paptizer ozone, activated oxygen, and mercury free?
Yes, absolutely. The Liviliti PAPtizer uses advanced UV-C LED technology rather than traditional mercury bulbs. This means it’s completely ozone-free and mercury-free, providing safe, chemical-free sanitization. Because it doesn’t rely on ozone or activated oxygen, there’s no waiting period or lingering odor after use.

Can I stop washing my equipment if I use a sanitizer?
No. While the PAPtizer effectively kills germs, bacteria, and viruses, it does not remove physical debris or residue like oils, dead skin, or makeup. It’s important to continue hand-washing your CPAP supplies or other equipment according to the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions before using the sanitizer. Think of sanitizing as the final step after cleaning — not a replacement for it.

If I wash my equipment, does it have to be completely dry before sanitizing?
Yes. For optimal performance, your equipment should be completely dry before placing it in the PAPtizer. Moisture can block UV-C light from reaching all surfaces evenly, which may reduce sanitization effectiveness. Allow your mask, tubing, or accessories to air-dry fully before use for the best possible results.

Is there a smell from using the sanitizer?
Sometimes. Like many sanitizing processes, the PAPtizer may produce a slight odor after use — this is normal and usually fades quickly. The smell often comes from residual organic materials on your equipment reacting during sanitization. To minimize it, make sure your items are clean and free of debris or oils before placing them in the unit.

What is “UV-C” or Ultraviolet C?
UV-C, short for Ultraviolet-C light, is a natural part of the ultraviolet light spectrum from the sun, though it’s filtered out by Earth’s atmosphere before reaching the ground. Artificial UV-C light has been developed for safe, controlled use in disinfecting air, water, and medical equipment. It’s often called “germicidal light” because of its proven ability to destroy microorganisms at the DNA level.

Why are UV-C LEDs also called germicidal lamps?
UV-C LEDs emit a precise wavelength of light that can kill or deactivate bacteria, viruses, and fungi by damaging their genetic material. This ability to stop microorganisms from reproducing makes them powerful tools for infection control and sanitization across healthcare, food safety, and consumer devices like the PAPtizer.

How exactly does UV-C light kill germs?
When microorganisms are exposed to UV-C light, the radiation penetrates their cell walls and disrupts their DNA or RNA. This damage prevents the germs from reproducing or functioning normally, rendering them harmless. Essentially, UV-C light neutralizes pathogens at the molecular level, preventing the spread of illness and ensuring a cleaner, safer environment for your equipment.