Cover both nose and mouth — the best choice for mouth-breathers, higher therapy pressures and nasal congestion. Shop ResMed, Philips and F&P full-face masks.
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A CPAP full face mask usually has a cushion that covers both the mouth and nose to create a seal over both airways. If you sleep and breathe with your mouth open or suffer from a blocked nose, a full face mask is recommended. These masks are also more suitable for higher pressure therapy as they are more comfortable to wear compared to other types of masks.
We understand that finding the right CPAP mask size is important. Especially if you are new to CPAP therapy. Look for masks that include multiple cushion sizes:
+ Philips DreamWear Gel Nasal Pillow
+ F&P Eson2 Nasal Mask
+ F&P Vitera Full Face
+ ResMed N30i Nasal Cradle Mask
+ ResMed P10 Nasal Pillow
+ F&P Brevida Nasal Pillow
One of the biggest advantages of full face CPAP masks is their ability to cover the entire face, including the nose and mouth. This is ideal for people who breathe through the mouth or suffer from nasal congestion.
Full face masks are known for their excellent ability to minimise air leaks. These masks provide a secure fit over the mouth and nose, reducing the risk of air leakage.
Some people require higher air pressure settings to effectively treat their sleep apnoea. Full face masks are particularly suitable for this as they cause less discomfort.
Full face masks are often a better choice than nasal masks if you have facial hair or a beard.
CPAP Full face masks offer numerous benefits, from improved comfort to supporting higher air pressure levels, contributing to a better quality of sleep.
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