CPAP Mask

Philips, F&P, ResMed Mask and much more

CPAP masks for sale. Discover our extensive collection of CPAP face masks, designed to cater to every preference and need. From full-face to nasal and nasal pillow masks, find the ideal fit for your sleep apnea therapy.

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CPAP Mask Types

Choosing the right CPAP masks is a decisive factor for the success of CPAP therapy. After many years of research and development, significant improvements have been made to the design of these masks. They are now smaller, lighter, less conspicuous and much more effective as well as more comfortable to wear.

There are currently 3 different types of CPAP masks for sale on the market:

+ Nasal pillow masks
+ Nasal masks
+ Full face masks

Not only do these masks offer patients more choice, but each apnea mask is specifically designed to meet individual needs depending on preferred sleeping position and breathing style.

resmed full face mask

ResMed

Full Face Mask

Full face masks, while not the most popular choice, are essential sleep apnea mask. They allow breathing through both the nose and mouth, making them suitable for those who cannot avoid mouth breathing while sleeping. These masks are bulkier than nasal masks and nasal pillows and are not ideal for people who move a lot during sleep or prefer sleeping on their side.

DreamWear Silicon Diametric Pillow

Philips

Pillow Mask

Nose pillow masks are the most compact among the three main types of CPAP masks. They are popular for those who do not need high pressure from their CPAP machine, offering a smaller and more targeted design compared to full face masks. The key difference is that nasal pillows masks seal directly into the nostrils with two soft pillows, rather than fitting around the nose.

Solo Nasal Mask

Fisher & Paykel

Nasal Mask

Nasal masks combine the compact size of nasal pillows with a design similar to CPAP Masks full face, making them a great option for beginners in CPAP therapy. However, like nasal pillow masks, they should be avoided by mouth breathers and those with chronic sinus congestion or a deviated septum.

Choosing the Right CPAP Masks

CPAP accessories can be purchased both online and in-store at competitive prices. Choosing the right CPAP masks are critical to your comfort and treatment effectiveness, as different sleep apnea mask meet different needs and preferences. There are different types of masks, such as full face and nasal masks, each designed for different types of therapy.

For side sleepers, a well-fitting mask that remains secure throughout the night is essential. Nasal or nasal pillow masks are often recommended as full face masks can slip during sleep. The top rated masks for side sleepers include the ResMed Resmed AirFit N20, Philips Respironics Nuance Nasal Cushion Mask and Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 Nasal Mask. When buying, the fit, the position of the straps and the size of the mask frame should be taken into account.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a CPAP mask used for?

CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) is a device that uses light air pressure to keep the airways open during sleep. Your doctor may prescribe CPAP to treat sleep-related breathing disorders such as sleep apnea.

How do I choose a sleep apnea mask?

To choose a CPAP mask from CPAP Discount Warehouse, consider factors such as your sleeping position, facial structure, and comfort preferences. There are three main types of masks: nasal, full-face, and nasal pillow. Each type suits different breathing patterns and comfort needs. It’s essential to try various options for the best fit and consult with a healthcare provider for guidance.

What is the difference in CPAP masks Australia?

Full face CPAP mask. Unlike nasal masks and nasal pillows, which only seal the nose, the full face mask covers both your patient's mouth and nose. It covers a larger area of the face to ensure a CPAP seal across both airways.

What is the best CPAP mask?

The best CPAP mask depends on individual needs and preferences. CPAP Discount Warehouse offers a range of options, including nasal, full-face, and nasal pillow masks. The ideal sleep apnea mask should provide a secure fit, comfort, and compatibility with your CPAP machine. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.