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Explore our extensive selection of CPAP masks to find what works for you. Browse by type, see what's popular, or take our guided quiz for a more personal touch. And, you can rest easy knowing our 30-Day Mask Fit Guarantee has you covered. If you don't like your new mask, send it back and we'll let you try another until you're satisfied and sleeping soundly.
Explore our extensive selection of CPAP masks to find what works for you. Browse by type, see what's popular, or take our guided quiz for a more personal touch. And, you can rest easy knowing our 30-Day Mask Fit Guarantee has you covered. If you don't like your new mask, send it back and we'll let you try another until you're satisfied and sleeping soundly.
Choosing the right CPAP mask is the most important part of effective therapy. Here are some of the most popular options right now.
The AirFit P10 is ideal for light sleepers, active sleepers and those who find larger masks uncomfortable. It also works very well with facial hair, but can be uncomfortable at pressures over 15 cmH2O.
The AirFit N30i is ideal for active sleepers with under 15 cmH2O of pressure who can consistently breathe through their nose. It also works well with facial hair and accommodates many head sizes.
The AirFit P30i is ideal for active sleepers with under 15 cmH2O of pressure who can consistently breathe through their nose. It also works well with facial hair and easily accommodates a range of sleeping positions.
The AirFit F20 is ideal for those who require higher pressure settings and breathe through their mouth. While it works best for back sleepers, it can still accommodate side sleepers and active sleepers, and it is popular among those with facial hair.
The AirFit N20 is ideal for active sleepers who breathe through their nose and feel claustrophobic with larger masks. It’s easy to get in and out of, works well with facial hair, and does well with most pressure settings.
The AirFit F30i is ideal for active sleepers, stomach sleepers who need a full face mask, and people with facial hair.
The Mirage Quattro is ideal for those with higher pressure settings who prefer a more secure, stable mask. The unique adjustment knob makes it customizable for a wide range of faces, and it offers a magnet-free design that’s perfect for those with metallic implants.
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Nasal CPAP masks provide a comfortable, minimalist therapy experience for nose breathers. With various cushion materials and designs, these masks offer a secure seal and open line of sight, making them perfect for active sleepers and those seeking unobtrusive therapy.
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Full face CPAP masks deliver therapy air to both the nose and mouth, providing effective treatment for mouth breathers, those with allergies or deviated septums, and back sleepers. Discover a range of comfortable, leak-minimizing options for uninterrupted sleep.
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Nasal pillow CPAP masks offer a minimalist, comfortable therapy experience with a secure seal around the nostrils. Perfect for active sleepers, those with claustrophobia, or anyone seeking an unobstructed view, these masks provide effective treatment without compromising freedom of movement.
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Discover unique CPAP mask designs that cater to specific needs and face types. From hybrid masks to total face options, these innovative solutions ensure comfort and effective therapy for every individual, offering a personalized approach to better sleep.
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Easily maintain and extend the life of your CPAP mask with our wide selection of replacement parts. From cushions and headgear to frames and clips, find the components you need to ensure a comfortable, leak-free therapy experience.
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CPAP mask kits provide a convenient, affordable way to refresh your mask setup without replacing the entire assembly. With a new frame and cushion or nasal pillow, these kits help maintain effective therapy and a comfortable fit.
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I've tried all different configurations of masks. I thought because I normally slept with my mouth open this wouldn't work for me but I naturally keep my mouth closed now when I sleep.
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I was excited to receive the Resmed F40 because it was smaller and said to be for side sleepers. I was skeptical because I had similar masks to the F40 that leaked despite adjustments. I am glad to report that it is very comfortable and does not leak.
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We must have a valid prescription to ship any complete CPAP mask we sell. For your convenience, we offer an easy prescription renewal service as well as a Home Sleep Test program as a means to obtain a new prescription. Additionally, “mask kits”—which do not include headgear—may be purchased as a means of quickly refreshing vital parts of your current mask, and do not require a prescription.
For the most part, there are no wrong choices when it comes to pairing a CPAP mask with any PAP machine. The most notable exception is ResMed’s AirMini Travel CPAP, which is designed to work only with a handful of select ResMed brand CPAP masks. Outside of this, most masks and machines use a standard 22mm connection for maximum compatibility.
No, CPAP masks are designed to be universally compatible with all types of PAP machines. If, however, your prescription calls for a pressure setting over 15 cmH2O, be sure to avoid nasal pillow masks, as they tend to be uncomfortable at higher pressure settings.
Silicone is the industry standard, and it is designed to inflate with pressure to offer a combination of comfort and stability.
Gel masks may work better for higher pressure settings, sensitive skin, and facial hair. Gel masks are also often heavier than their silicone counterparts.
Memory foam masks are easily the most comfortable, as they conform to the lines and curves of your face more personally. This also makes them a good fit for those with beards. They typically need to be replaced the most frequently, and should only be wiped down, rather than washed.
When it comes to facial hair, every person is different. What works well for one person may not work at all for another, so we recommend trying a few styles at first to see what you like the most.
When you order from cpap.com, you have 30 days (from the purchase date) to decide if your mask is the right fit or not. If your new mask isn’t working out, reach out to one of our CPAP Guides and they will walk you through the refund and exchange process. If you’d like, they will also help you select a new mask to try that may better suit your needs.
(For Gel & Silicone Cushions): Every morning after use, you’ll want to remove your mask cushion and wash it with warm soapy water or clean it with a mask wipe. If your mask has a short tube extending from it, you’ll also want to rinse that and leave it to drip dry. Replace cushion every 1-3 months.
(For Memory Foam Cushions): Every morning after use, remove your mask cushion and clean it with a mask wipe. Replace cushion monthly.
(Any Material): Once a week, you should wash your headgear, mask frame, short tube (if applicable) and other misc. components in warm, soapy water, then leave them to air dry out of direct sunlight.
To ensure your mask stays functional and hygienic, it’s recommended to replace the cushion every 1-3 months, and the whole mask every 9 to 12 months. If you notice an increase in mask leaks or visible damage to the mask, it’s time to order a replacement.
Depending on the quality and style of your CPAP mask, the cost ranges from around $50 to $200, though you may find options outside this range, too On cpap.com, you can filter CPAP mask options by price to easily find one that fits your budget.
If you experience recurring allergies or frequent colds, a full face CPAP mask or oral CPAP mask will work best as nasal masks may not be as effective.
If you're able to reliably breathe through your nose and don't have any sort of chronic obstruction or difficulty breathing, you can use any mask. If not, you'll probably want a full face mask.
Your favorite sleeping position matters a lot. If you're a side sleeper, you'll want a minimalistic mask that doesn't stick out too far. Stomach sleepers and active sleepers that toss and turn will do well with a mask that connects at the top of the head, rather than in front of it. Back sleepers can use just about any mask.
It's always a good idea to start with the most minimalistic mask style you can find to accommodate your needs. More surface area means a high chance for mask leaks that sabotage your therapy success.
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Our team is dedicated to guiding you through each and every step of your CPAP journey. Whether you're looking for product recommendations or need therapy support, our CPAP Guides are here to help you succeed in the fight against sleep apnea.
