Shop Philips Respironics CPAP Mask Parts

Keeping your CPAP equipment clean and fresh is extremely important to maintaining the quality of your therapy, but even with the most diligent cleaning routine, your equipment will still need to be replaced every few months depending on the part. While your mask frame will only need to be replaced if it becomes damaged or cracked, you’ll need to regularly replace CPAP mask parts like your headgear and mask cushion to avoid CPAP discomforts such as red marks on the face or irritation from over-tightened headgear.

How to Find Philips Respironics CPAP Mask Parts?

Whether you use a DreamWear mask, an Amara View, or anything in between, CPAP.com stocks the Philips Respironics CPAP mask parts you need to keep your sleep apnea therapy effective and efficient. While failing to regularly replace your mask parts can result in annoyances such as dry, itchy eyes or red marks on the face, the real cost is losing the benefits of successful CPAP therapy, such as increased daytime energy and a lowered risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease.

Our Part Finder Tool is the best way to find replacement parts for Philips CPAP masks; simply select the mask type, find your mask from that list, then find your replacement part. Alternatively, you can navigate to your mask’s product page on CPAP.com and locate the part you need under the Replacement Parts tab. 

When to Replace CPAP Mask Parts?

It can be easy to forget how often your CPAP equipment should be replaced, especially if it doesn’t show any signs of wear. Despite looking fresh, the fit and seal of your mask will slowly degrade over time, requiring you to tighten your headgear more and more to keep the same quality seal. While this can work to an extent, it’s not sustainable and will cause you more discomfort in the long run.

To keep your Philips Respironics CPAP mask in good working condition, you should visually inspect all components of your CPAP mask at least once weekly and remember the following replacement schedule:

• CPAP Mask Frame: Every Six to Twelve Months
  • Some masks, such as the Amara View or ComfortGel Blue Nasal, should be able to withstand a good amount of wear and tear thanks to their hard plastic frames. Other masks with softer silicone frames, such as the DreamWear Nasal, will more easily warp and crack over months of use, changing the fit and seal of your mask.
• CPAP Mask Cushion: Every Three to Six Months
  • Even with daily cleaning, your mask cushion will eventually start to be less effective. While the timeframe will vary from mask to mask, you’ll want to replace your cushion with a new one every three to six months to avoid having to overtighten your headgear to get the same quality seal. 
• CPAP Mask Headgear: Every Six to Nine Months
  • It should come as no surprise that the elastic in your headgear will eventually wear out. Headgear should last a bit longer than the rest of your equipment though, especially if cared for properly (hand-washed in warm water with a mild soap). It will, however, start to warp and stretch over time, requiring a tighter and more uncomfortable fit. If you find that your mask is leaking or you’re having to tighten your mask to the point of discomfort even after you’ve recently replaced your cushion, it may be time to replace your headgear.

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