(4 out of 5) by Loren

"The mask works pretty well considering some of the other reviews. It is easy to strap on and use. The nasal pillows(?) are oblong so they need to be rotated correctly to fit properly. When you move it may be neccesary to hold onto the hose so that it doesn't twist and dislodge from your nose."

(2 out of 5) by Al T.

"I have been on CPAP for over 6 years now and am still in search of a mask that doesn't interfere too much with sleep. This wasn't it. It was extremely uncomfortable, which may have been able to be overcome, but the lack of any sort of hose management made it useless. Every movement seemed to unseat the nasal prongs. Futher the exhaust for the mask was downright irritating. I have used the nasal masks (Profile Lite) which caused a problem when on my side and was hot, the nasal pillow (Breeze) which I've been using for a few years and worked best on the side but was a serious nusiance laying on the back, and finally this nasal prong thing. It was the worst. However, there is good news. I actually like the Breeze nasal pillows, the problem was the metal cradle that just was not a good design. So, using the straps from the Freestyle, the plastic top from the Breeze cradle, some additional straps from the Breeze, I managed to create a mask that was actually relatively comfortable. It is mechanically similar, from the pictures I've seen, to the Adam Circuit which I haven't tried, and likely has the same drawbacks but it is the best solution I've found so far."

(3 out of 5) by cliff v.

"good idea, but the nasal prongs need improvement. if that was improved, then the rating may be higher. oh well, i guess i will stick to my nasal aire."