Serenity Nasal CPAP Mask With Headgear

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Specifications

This Product Includes...

• Mask
• Headgear

Associated Specifications
Mask Type: This describes the type of mask, either: nasal, full face, nasal pillow, nasal prong, hybrid, oral, or total face.	Nasal
Active Sleeper: Do you move around a lot when you sleep? These masks are ideal for users who either sleep on their side or stomach or restless sleepers who toss and turn. There are a few specialized cushions that address this issue as well as most Nasal Pillow and Prong CPAP masks.	Yes
Multiple Sizes Included: Indicates which masks come packaged with more than one cushion, pillow or prong. Masks can come packaged with ALL Sizes or a combination of sizes as a Fit Pack. This is ideal for users who have not tried the mask before and do not know the right size to select.	No
Replaceable Cushion: These masks offer replaceable cushions, pillows, or prongs. These unique CPAP Masks offer replaceable cushions as a low cost solution to keep your mask feeling and working like new.	Yes
Mouth Breather: These masks are designed to prevent mouth leaks. If you are opening your mouth during the night, airflow escapes and reduces therapy effectiveness. Users who are experiencing a dry mouth, sore throat, or sinus congestion may require a mask that seals around the mouth.	No
Small Face: This property identifies masks that are ideal for small facial features. Any mask with a size petite or extra small will be marked 'Yes'. Nasal Pillow masks are ideal because they accommodate the size of the 'nare' or nasal openings, not the face.	No
TV Friendly: TV Friendly CPAP masks have interfaces that avoid obstructing your vision so you can read or watch TV before going to bed. Any mask designed without a forehead piece will fall under this property.	No
Headgear Quick-Clips: Tired of adjusting your headgear every time you take your mask off during the night? Quick-Clips allow users to easily remove and replace the mask on your face without re-adjusting the headgear straps.	Yes
Headgear Included: This filter indicates if the mask comes with headgear included.	Yes
Claustrophobic: These masks have the least amount of material around the face, fewer headgear points, and offers more freedom when you sleep. Most Nasal Pillow and Nasal Prong masks are ideal for claustrophobic users.	No
Wide Face: The value will be marked 'Yes' for CPAP masks with interfaces that are unique to CPAP users with wide facial features. Masks with 'Wide' cushion sizes would fall under this category. Nasal pillow and prong masks are ideal for wide faces because the seal occurs around the nare, not the face.	No
Gel Cushion: These masks come with a silicone-based gel cushion.	No
Facial Hair: These CPAP masks have interfaces that accommodate a wide variety of facial hair styles. Gel cushions and foam inserts provide support and comfort for users who may need to over-tighten headgear straps to help seal around facial hair. Silicone gel also helps create a fluid seal over the hair.	No

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How can I compare different machines?

We work very hard to provide many different ways for our customers to compare products. Here are the machine product guides we have created and maintain:

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Do you have a guide to help me choose the right mask?

Yes, we created a Help Me Choose guide to help you select the right mask or machine according to your preferences. The guide asks you a series of questions regarding your preferences and your facial features. Based on your answers we provide you with a comparison chart of the masks that meet your criteria. Get started here:

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Which CPAP masks work on which machines?

All CPAP masks work with all machines.

Are prescriptions required for mask, machine and/or humidifier purchases?

Yes. Federal law requires we have a valid prescription on file before we ship your mask, machine and/or humidifier.

We provide many easy ways to get your prescription:

• We can request your prescription for you! When you checkout, just let us know you would like us to request your prescription, or you can log into your account to have us request your prescription.
• Fax your prescription to our Toll Free fax number: 1-866-353-2727, or our international fax number: 713-541-7370
• Email your prescription to cpap@cpap.com
• Upload your prescription in your account, under the prescriptions section

For more information on prescriptions, please see our Prescription Section of the Learning Center.

What are the CPAP, BiPAP and Sleep Apnea related billing codes?

• EO601 RR is CPAP rental
• E0601 NU is CPAP purchase
• A7034 is CPAP mask
• A7032 is CPAP Nasal mask cushion
• A7033 is CPAP Nasal pillows
• A7030 is CPAP Full Face mask
• A7031 is CPAP Full Face mask cushion
• A7044 is CPAP Oral Interface
• A7027 is CPAP Hybrid mask
• A7028 is CPAP Hybrid mask cushion
• A7029 is CPAP Hybrid mask nasal pillow
• A7046 is CPAP Humidifier Chamber
• A7037 is CPAP tubing, long and short hoses
• A4604 is CPAP Heated tubing
• A7038 is CPAP disposable filter
• A7039 is CPAP gross particle (foam) filter
• A7035 is CPAP headgear
• A7036 is CPAP chinstrap
• E0561 NU is CPAP Passover Humidifier
• E0562 NU is CPAP Heated Humidifier
• E0470 RR is BiPAP rental
• E0470 NU is BiPAP purchase
• E0471 RR is BiPAP-ST rental
• E0471 NU is BiPAP-ST purchase

Other CPAP items are listed under E1399, which is miscellaneous.

How often should I replace my mask?

Medicare allows for mask cushion replacement every three (3) months and complete mask system replacement every six (6) months. CPAP manufacturers and vendors suggest these replacement schedules as well.

In our experience, most mask cushions begin to deteriorate after about six months of use. The silicone eventually becomes too soft to hold a seal and headgear straps must be tightened more and more to get the same quality seal.

We strongly suggest replacing cushions and pillows as soon as they start to soften. Air leaks may reduce the effectiveness of CPAP therapy and headgear that is too tight may cause facial sores at pressure points. You can also replace the headgear of your mask if it is stretched out or the Velcro worn out.

To see what parts of your mask are replaceable refer to our Replacement Part Finder. Search for your mask and then see all of the replaceable parts.

How do I care for my mask?

Masks should be washed daily in warm water with baby shampoo and left to air dry. Never use antibacterial soap as it will break down the silicone of the mask. Avoid soaps with lotion or lanolin which can coat the mask and cause it to lose its seal. A safe cleaner is the Control III Disinfectant CPAP Cleaning Solution. Remember to go to bed with a clean face, this will improve your seal and protect the lifespan of your mask.
The best time to clean your mask is in the morning so that the oils from your skin are removed. We recommend using mask wipes to make daily morning cleanings easy. The mask wipes are made from materials that will not break down your mask.

What does a mask prescription need to say?

• Contains one of the following words or phrases: "CPAP Mask", "CPAP Supplies", "CPAP Humidifier", "CPAP", "Continuous Positive Airway Pressure", "APAP", "AutoPAP", "AutoSet", "Auto CPAP", "Auto Adjusting CPAP", "Self Adjusting CPAP", "BiPAP", "BiLevel", "VPAP", "BiPAP Auto", "BiPAP ST", "Synchrony ST", "VPAP ST"
• Contains physician's contact information
• Contains physician's signature
• Contains the patient's full name

Why might I prefer a nasal mask?

The ideal CPAP mask is the one you can't tell is on. Start with minimal masks. If you are strictly a nose breather, the nasal mask is a good choice. The nasal cushion creates a very good seal around your nose and has a small profile. Nasal masks are also offered in gel, which many find comfortable.

Most nasal masks have a forehead support which offers stability and support for the mask.

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