CPAP PRO® Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask

It is working great so far

I love the combination of mouth guard and nasal pillow that this mask is (no headgear, no silicon rashes on my nose from a regular mask). The new nasal tips are a great improvement over the original foam ones. My only problem is that the nasal tips are very easy to lose, and the company only ships one set. Much hunting among the bed linens when I'm not careful about where I set it down. Perhaps the part of the tip that goes on the tube could be made longer?

no more waking up w strap marks excellent mask

I tried this for 30 minutes. I was creating so much saliva that I would either choke on it or turn my head letting it run out of my mouth resulting in me laying my head in a puddle of slobber. I had no idea this would create that much of a problem. Also, in order for it to seal on my nostrils , I had to force it so hard that it hurt my nostrils and that is a sensitive area.

The most comfortable "non-mask" for CPAP - excellent seal and stability with no pressure points.

Nose pieces are too small for larger openings. I've modified them by adding pillows from my old system.

I wanted it to work. Can't understand how anyone can use it. Should have purchased return insurance.

I could not get it to work right the mouthpiece kept falling down. It might work for some but not for me.

Nasal buds leak, The pressure of the machine sometimes blows the nose buds out. Difficult to make fit

it was a BIG jump to try this contraption. But it works! yes I'm still having saliva issues whe I first put it on but after a couple minutes I'm asleep. I truly think it helps me to keep my mouth shut not sure why. Plus I haven't woke up once to adjust a strap. I love being free of the strap.

I've been trying and rejecting masks ever since I was diagnosed, and this is the first one that I think is going to work. I have a beard and mustache and regular masks tickle my facial hair and make my nose itch, requiring me to dislodge the mask many times a night to scratch. The obvious answer is to shave, but I've been reluctant to do that, so I was pleased when I found this configuration. I have to wear a night guard anyway to keep me from grinding my teeth, so a maskless device based on a mouthpiece seemed just right. I've only had it for a few nights, but I'm happy that I can scratch without taking it off, I can adjust the nasal pillows by feel without turning on a light, and it doesn't grind on my 'stache. Set up is a lot quicker now, too, because the device doesn't have any straps at all. Cost seems a little high for what you get, but for me and my beard, it's working.

It did what it said, so that's good. I had a good fit both with the mouthpiece and the nasal pillows. But eventually I decided I preferred my "normal" nasal pillows.