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Although the three main types of masks (nasal, nasal pillow, and full face) are the most common, there are still several other types of masks for unique needs or face types. These masks also feature our 30-day return policy, so if the mask isn't for you, you can return it for a full refund.
Whether you live with chronic allergies, a deviated septum, or another type of nasal obstruction, these masks will deliver your therapy air through the mouth as well, allowing you to get the rest you need. Browse popular CPAP masks for mouth breathing below:
If you’re able to consistently breathe through your nose, these masks feature minimalistic designs that deliver therapy air directly to the nostrils. Some even feature a head-mounted hose connection to give active sleepers more freedom of movement. Browse popular CPAP masks for nose breathing below:
CPAP masks with memory foam cushions are softer to the touch and are great for those with sensitive skin. A memory foam cushion is also less likely to dig into your skin and leave red marks or sore spots. Browse popular memory foam CPAP masks below:
Choosing between a silicone and gel mask cushion typically comes down to personal preference. Silicone is the industry standard, but many people find gel masks to be slightly softer and better-conforming to unique facial features. Browse popular gel CPAP masks below:
CPAP masks for women typically include an option for a petite or extra-small cushion size and may also include headgear that is modified to accommodate different hairstyles. These masks also typically feature pink or purple accents, and some even have a slightly smaller frame than their standard counterparts. Browse popular CPAP masks for women below:
When you buy a CPAP mask that was designed with your beard in mind, you won’t have to choose between looking your best and feeling your best. These minimalistic CPAP masks feature nasal cushions or nasal pillows that won’t be affected by your facial hair. Browse popular CPAP masks for beards below:
If you experience feelings of claustrophobia with larger masks or prefer a more minimal design that allows you to read or watch TV before bed, these masks are a great choice. None of these masks use a forehead support, but instead rely on headgear to provide stability to keep an open field of view. Browse popular CPAP masks for claustrophobia below:
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