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.
These masks were designed specifically for women to accommodate smaller facial features and lifestyle needs.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This insurance allows returns on items within 30 days of purchase for a full refund of the product's purchase price
This describes the type of mask cushion for the mask. These values are either cloth, foam, gel, or silicone. The foam and gel are usually both silicone based materials. The masks that are marked as "silicone" are without gel or foam.
Some masks come with a forehead support as part of the mask design. Masks marked "yes" contain a forehead support, while masks marked "no" do not contain a forehead support.
These masks come with a silicone-based gel cushion.
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.
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.
This filter indicates if the mask comes with headgear included.
This describes the type of mask, either: nasal, full face, nasal pillow, nasal prong, hybrid, oral, or total face.
Now with an updated headgear design, the SleepWeaver Advance is the only cloth mask on the market! If you find traditional silicone masks leave red marks or are complicated to adjust, the SleepWeaver Advance might be a great solution for you. The cloth mask weighs less than an ounce and feels as light as a handkerchief lying on your nose. The mask works by inflating and softly conforming to facial features to create an individual seal. This mask works while you are on your side, stomach, or back and with glasses. The material wicks away moisture to reduce rainout and the small air ports diffuse air softly and quietly to avoid disturbing a bed partner.
Take advantage of Circadiance's Money Back Guarantee. Try the SleepWeaver risk free for 30 days! Every order comes with free Return Insurance! Wondering how it works? Check out the SleepWeaver Intro Video on the "Learning Center" tab.
The SleepWeaver now comes with an improved 2nd Generation Headgear. The headgear was redesign to improve mask stability and comfort. The headgear has an additional soft fleece layer. Easy to locate blue headgear tabs help with any needed adjustments.
Composed of cloth material, the SleepWeaver Advance inflates around the nose and pushes gently against the CPAP user's face. The mask's unique inflatable cushion balloons out when CPAP pressure is applied. The mask is attached to a three point headgear and requires minimal tension to maintain a consistent seal. Unlike most masks, there are no rigid components to prevent CPAP users from sleeping on their back, side, or stomach. The cloth is not sticky and allows the skin to breath through out the night. The unique design minimizes skin abrasion and helps prevent pressure marks from forming.
Noise and weight are both reduced in the SleepWeaver design. Even though air is inflating the mask, the noise is considerably reduced. Since there are no rigid buckles, clips or a faceplate on the mask, it can seem as if there is no mask at all.
The Zzzephyr Seal is a light, fine cloth that helps form a comfortable seal around the bridge of your nose. The elastic material cradles the nose and promotes fewer mask leaks.
You can watch the SleepWeaver Intro Video on the "Learning Center" tab to see how the mask works. These videos are also included with a free DVD with each mask.
Benefits
Unique Inflatable Design
Reduced Pressure from Headgear
More Sleep Positions
No More Skin Irritation
Less Noise
One Size Fits Most
Reduced Air Leakage
5 Color Options
Tips for First Time Use
The SleepWeaver cloth mask is different than traditional CPAP masks. The most important thing is to not over tighten the mask. Unlike a regular CPAP Mask if this mask is too tight you will have problems achieving a seal.
Turn your machine on.
Take a "nose dive" into the mask.
Once on, take two to three deep breaths to help the mask form a seal around your nose.
If the side straps are loose, tighten them, however leave them loose enough to fit one finger under.
The mask should not touch your eyes, if the mask is too close to your eyes, loosen the top strap and pull down on the mask to reposition. A mirror may help with positioning.
If you are having problems achieving a seal, pull down on the mask to reset the seal and repeat step three.
In the morning, instead of releasing the straps, take the mask off as is to keep your strap setting.
If you have any questions feel free to give us a call at 1-800-356-5221. For help with fitting, Circadiance provides instructions: sleepweaver-instructions.
Cleaning Instructions
Cleaning the SleepWeaver is easy. The mask can be completely cleaned, with no hard-to-reach places or multiple parts. The SleepWeaver is recommended to be cleaned every morning and hung to dry. The entire mask can be hand-washed or it can be placed in the washing machine. You do not have to take apart the mask for cleaning. If you wash the mask in the washing machine, put the mask in a "delicates" bag. Once the mask is cleaned, hang the mask to dry. Do not place the mask in a clothes dryer. You can see how to clean the mask by watching the "SleepWeaver Cleaning and Maintaining" video on the Learning Center Tab.
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30 Day Satisfaction Guarantee: If not completely satisfied with the product, the manufacturer offers a 30 day money back guarantee. Free SleepWeaver Return Insurance is included in the purchase of the SleepWeaver for easy return of the mask if you are not satisfied. If you return the mask within the first 30 days, CPAP.com will refund the cost of the mask.
As of November 17, 2009 orders of the SleepWeaver Advanced now come with the Zzzephyr Seal.
Pressure Range: With regards to very low or extremely high pressure, the SleepWeaver is FDA approved for pressures between 4 and 20cm H2o. Do not use the SleepWeaver If you are using a BiPAP machine with inhalation pressures higher than 20cm H2o.
Fitting Instructions: For help with fitting, Circadiance provides instructions: sleepweaver-instructions. You can also view the "SleepWeaver Fitting Your Mask" video on the "Learning Center Tab" to see how put the mask on and tips for achieving a good seal.
Remove your SleepWeaver Advance Mask from the packaging.
Connect the tubing from your CPAP or Bi-Level machine to the Swivel Connector on the front of the mask.
Turn on your CPAP or Bi-Level machine at your prescription pressure.
When the mask inflates, hold the headgear with both hands, position the mask on your nose, and pull the headgear over your head. Make sure that the cup of the mask is centered over your nose, and align the Head Strap to the center of your head.
Pull the headgear over the back of your head until the Neck Strap is snug just below your ears.
If you experience leaks, adjust the mask as described below.
Lie down in your normal sleeping position. If any leaks occur, readjust the mask.
Adjusting for Leaks
If you experience leaks, try these steps:
With your CPAP or Bi-Level machine on and at your prescribed pressure, pinch the portion of the mask directly over your nose, pull the mask slightly away from your face, towards your feet, and gently release.
If you experience leaks from the sides of the mask, adjust the Neck Straps by unhooking the tab from the strap and pulling the straps out to tighten the mask, then re-latching the tab to the strap.
If you experience leaks into your eyes, adjust the Head Strap.
At times it is possible to stop leaks and get a better fit by loosening the mask just a bit, then repeating Step 1.
Each time you readjust your mask, take two to three deep breaths to help the mask adjust and form a seal around your nose.
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Videos
In what position can the tubing be run when using SleepWeaver?
With SleepWeaver, it is recommended you place the hose down towards your chest, or off to either side. If you wish to direct the tubing over your head, i.e. behind the headboard of the bed, ensure that a sufficient length of tube is available so that no major kinks are in your tubing. The tubing can be clipped to a shirt while sleeping to prevent the hose from pulling on the mask.
Can I sleep on my stomach while wearing the SleepWeaver?
Yes. The air pressure in the mask will keep the mask inflated.
What is the SleepWeaver's recommended pressure?
We have tested SleepWeaver at pressures from 4 cm H2O up to 20 cm H2O with good results.
Does SleepWeaver have an exhalation valve?
The exhalation valve on the SleepWeaver is a series of very small holes that gently and quietly exhaust the exhaled air from the mask. These holes provide quiet operation without creating a jet of air that make a lot of noise or can blow on the patient's bed partner.
Does the SleepWeaver address the problems of people who have skin breakdown or skin reactions to plastic masks?
The SleepWeaver All Cloth CPAP Mask is gentle on the skin, with no plastic contacting the skin. We have had a number of patient's report that their skin irritation problems disappeared after switching to the SleepWeaver.
Does the cloth mask contain latex?
No. The mask contains no latex and no silicone.
Does this mask fit a man who has a full beard?
Yes. The inventor of the SleepWeaver has a full beard and wears the mask himself every night.
Can I wear lotion with this mask?
Yes, the Zephyr seal will work over facial creams and lotions.
How often do you recommend replacing the SleepWeaver mask?
The SleepWeaver should be replaced every 90 days if you are regularly washing the material. With care, the mask can exceed the suggested 90 day expiration.
Which CPAP masks work on which machines?
Any mask will work with any machine, with one important exception. The ResMed AirMini is only compatible with certain ResMed CPAP masks. Compatible masks for the AirMini are as follows:
ResMed AirFit™ N20 Nasal Mask
ResMed AirFit™ F20 Full Face
ResMed AirTouch™ F20 Full Face
ResMed AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow
When considering another CPAP, APAP or BiPAP machine from ResMed or any other manufacturer, mask compatibility extends to all brands. The AirMini uses non-standard tubing to connect the machine to the mask, and is the primary reason why other masks won't work with the AirMini. Despite this issue, many of our customers consider the AirMini to be an excellent machine.
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:
CPAP Machine Comparison Guide. This guide stacks up every CPAP machine we sell, feature by feature. If you don't know the meaning of a feature, click the question mark for a definition. The links below will take you to the most popular CPAPs, or all CPAP machines we sell.
Auto Adjusting Machine (APAP) Comparison Guide. This guide stacks up every APAP machine we sell, feature by feature. If you don't know the meaning of a feature, click the question mark for a definition. The links below will take you to the most popular APAPs, or all APAP machines we sell.
BiPAP, VPAP and BiLevel Comparison Guide. This guide stacks up every BiPAP machine we sell, feature by feature. If you don't know the meaning of a feature, click the question mark for a definition. The links below will take you to the most popular BiPAPs, or all BiPAP machines we sell.
Are prescriptions required for mask, machine, humidifier, and EPAP purchases?
Yes. Federal law requires we have a valid prescription on file before we ship your mask, machine, humidifier, or EPAP therapy, including Provent and Bongo RX. You will also need a prescription to purchase the Nightbalance POSA device.
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: 866.353.2727, or our international fax number: 713.541.7377
