Breeze Nasal Pillow Attachment

This is the only one I use that works for me. I was lucky to find just this part. They discontinued the full mask. And I can't find anything close. I have wasted hundreds of dollars on trying to find a replacement. Once open you can't send them back.

Thanks to CPAP.com I was able to purchase just the part I needed without having to buy the entire headgear unit.

These break easily and it's a serious problem to go on a trip and find your CPAP mask broken when you get to the destination. I used a Breeze mask for years and this is the part that was always a problem. I've switched to a Swift-FX so I don't have to deal with these things breaking.

i really like this mask that is why I have bought either this part or the whole mask each time I break it. I would like the company to make the thin plastic part that slides into the headgear--make it stationary or of thicker plastic. All 3 masks have broken at that thinner plastic part.

Like everything except for the price. Shipping was fast, product is the same as the past. Thx

I have found the head gear is very flimz and is proun to braking quite often. Thus costing a great deal of money to keep it up.

After trying many other systems over the years the pillows allow me to have a comfortable and restful night sleep.

If you review the feedback the complaints are basically the same. The attachment is poorly constructed; expensive to replace; and breaks, but we continue to replace the part because it's less expensive than purchasing a new CPAP. It's a catch 22 in that you cannot use the machine unless you can patch up your broken head gear by gluing the broken pieces back together or purchase a replacement part if that is not possible. The attachment should not have to be replaced, but if necessary it should not be every few months.

My old mask was difficult to get apart, but after that was done, and the new part attached, it was a very good fit.

Good if you sleep on your back or side. It can come loose so it takes getting use to.

I have used the SB Nasal Pillow gear for about 3 years. The headgear is more comfortable and provides better air flow/pressure than the Mirage mask used previously. However, the Hose Guide on the SB breaks after a relatively short period of time. This is the third or fourth Hose Guide ordered in three years. Is it too much trouble to manufacture the Hose Guide from stronger material such as steel or aluminum? Still, the SB allows me to sleep more comfortably, with fewer interruptions.

I would like this product better if I could detach the hose for easier cleaning.