DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask WITHOUT Headgear

Ideal For:

• Current DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask Wearers
• If Your Breathe Through Your Nose
• Active Sleepers

Gentle Cushion Seals Around the Whole Nose

Built to adapt to any face and satisfy the needs of even the most active sleeper—the cushion for the DreamWisp is designed to seal around your nostrils and part of the nose, creating a more reliable fit.

Minimalistic Design with Few Touchpoints on the Face

The mask is designed to minimize the number of touchpoints on the face, reducing red marks’ appearance while making the mask more comfortable.

Multiple Exhalation Ports Help Reduce Noise

Most masks have only one outlet for exhaled breath. At higher pressures, this can lead to additional noise from the mask. The DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask uses two exhalation ports, cutting down on the exhaust airflow and reducing noise.

Move Freely With Top-of-Head Hose Connection

The hose connects to the frame near the crown of the head, eliminating much of the bulk from the front of the face. As you move in your sleep, the mask moves with you, easily adjusting to new positions and helping reduce getting tangled in the hose.

Hollow Frame Design

Using a hollow frame, the mask reduces the number of parts and allows for the hose connection to be completely out of the way. Hollow frames also allow for easy side sleeping: If one side of the frame gets closed off, the mask automatically redirects air to the open side.

What’s Included:

• DreamWisp Frame Connector (Medium)
• Cushion for DreamWisp Nasal Mask ( S, M, L)
• DreamWisp Frame Faceplate (One Size)
• Sizing Guide
• Instructions Guide
• Fabric Wraps

Compatibility:

This mask is compatible with every CPAP machine except for the AirMini. The nasal cushion is not compatible with the original Wisp mask.

Mask Type: Nasal

Headgear / Frame Sizes:

• Small
• Medium
• Large

Suggested Replacement Schedule:

The nasal cushion should be replaced once every three to six months.

Cleaning Instructions: Yes

Replaceable Cushion: Yes

Cushion Type: Silicone

Good For:

• Active Sleepers
• Claustrophobia
• Readers / TV Watchers

Sleep Position:

• Back
• Side
• Stomach

Breathing Preference: Nose

Product Warnings:

WARNINGS

• The DreamWisp headgear clips contain magnets. Keep at least 2 inches away from implanted medical devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, and any device sensitive to magnets.
• Do not use the DreamWisp during a procedure using magnetic resonance technology, such as an MRI or CT scan.
• Discontinue use and contact your doctor if any of the following occur: chest discomfort, shortness of breath, severe headache, eye pain or eye infections. Also contact your doctor if you experience skin redness, irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, or drying of the eyes.
• Do not overtighten headgear straps. Doing so can increase the occurrence of red marks and impressions on the skin. Loosening the straps will alleviate these symptoms.
• As with any mask, at low CPAP therapy pressures, some rebreathing may occur.

The nasal cushion should be replaced once every three to six months.

DreamWisp Fitting Tips

1. Select the cushion that fits the width of the nose without blocking the nostrils. The top of the cushion may sit between the bridge and the tip of the nose. There are five cushion sizes available: petite, small, medium, large, extra-large.
2. Unclasp one or both of the magnetic clips from the magnetic clip receiver.
3. Place the cushion over the nose.
4. Clasp the magnetic clips to the magnetic clips receivers.
5. To adjust the headgear, peel the bottom headgear tabs away from the fabric. Evenly adjust the length of the straps. Press the tabs back against the fabric to reattach. Repeat this step with the top straps.
6. Position the mask until it fits comfortably. When finished, the elbow should rest at the top of the head. The cushion should rest comfortably on the face without blocking the nostrils.

How to Check for Leaks with the DreamWisp

It's normal for air to escape from the DreamWisp, especially near the exhalation ports of the mask. You'll notice two: one near the cushion and one on top of the mask near the elbow.

If the blowing air is uncomfortable or gets blown into the face or eyes, this is a sign of a leak. Most leaks can be corrected by repositioning the cushion and tightening the straps.

If the straps pinch or feel too tight, it may be time to choose a larger or smaller sized cushion.