This collection is for people with severe sleep apnea who often need a mask with a more secure seal and dependable fit. These options are chosen to help support therapy from the very beginning.

Full face masks are often a strong starting point because they can work well even if you breathe through your mouth during sleep. They also tend to feel more dependable for people with more advanced therapy needs.

Sometimes, yes — but only if you comfortably breathe through your nose and your care team says it makes sense for you. For many people in this group, a full face mask is the safer starting point.