DreamFit Nasal CPAP Mask with Dreamseal and Headgear

This mask seemed ideal for me except for one area of discomfort which I could not ignore. The nasal part itself had a hard plastic piece behind the seal. I'm a side sleeper. Everything about the fit, seal, straps, etc. was perfect, but that hard plastic piece dug into my face and was too painful to ignore, and this was after just trying it on and putting my face on the pillow one time. I had to return it. Everything else about the construction seemed to be exactly what I was looking for. I have been using the Comfort Lite 2 with the simple cushion. Without that additional strap that the DreamFit mask has, the cushion doesn't stay in place well. I have to wedge my face into my pillow to try and keep the seal tight. This DreamFit mask seemed to solve that problem, but the nasal piece itself just dug into my face. I'll have to give some other models a try. I'm sure someone with a less sensitive face may be able to use this mask and be perfectly comfortable.

I have two nasal masks of this style... this one and the DeVilbiss Serenity. While I like both of them and will alternate, on "nasal mask" nights, this tends to be the one I reach for first. As the title says, it is the quietest mask by a comfortable margin of ANY in my largish collection of full face, nasal, and nasal masks. It is also among the lightest. As to the important bit, once I "cracked the code" of how to wear it (tight, loose, angle, height, etc etc etc) it is VERY quick and easy to get it settled to a leak free fit. I have become quite a proponent of the "hose out the top of your head" form factor masks. Even on nights where I am not particularly restless, having the hose routed overhead like that and secured by the mask at the top of the head significantly reduces hose tugs. It is also much easier to get comfortable as, regardless of the position one is sleeping in the hose just isn't a factor. The mask is also quick and simple to dissemble for cleaning and having quick release buckles at ALL FOUR of the headgear connection points is extremely nice. Great mask and, given that has been around for a while I hope it doesn't go out of production any time soon.

After a long search for a nasal mask that works for me this is the only one I have found so far. It seals well and does not cause a severe irratation on the bridge of my nose. It is a "keeper" but I will still continue my search for a better nasal mask.

This is my 3rd purchase of this particular headgear. I love the seal you get because of the design of the headgear. The only negative is that after several months, the velcro in the back does not hold as well as when it is new, but that is to be expected with normal use, so I cannot fault the quality for that.

I normally use a nasal pillow mask that allows me to sleep on my side and stomach. When I caught a cold recently, the nasal pillow was very uncomfortable. I got cold sores in my nose that hurt so bad they woke me up. I tried this nasal mask (that was recommended after putting in my nose and face measurments) and was very happily surprised how comfortable this was. I gave my poor nose a well deserved rest and got a good night's sleep. This mask fit me perfect and did not have leaks even when I moved around a lot and slept on my stomach. The cushion is very cleverly constructed to move and adjust with your change of position. This is the first nasal mask I tried that didn't blow in my eyes or make rude noises. It also is not overly expensive, is easy to put together (didn't even need to read directions) and seems sturdy enough to last awhile.

This is my second DreamFit Nasal Mask. A tab broke off on the first one. It is the most comfortable mask for me and leaks the least of any that I have tried. It fits my face better than the ComfortGel. Would highly recommend it.

This is the first time I've ordered the DreamFit. I have always used the Dreamseal with the Cushion. I ordered this model to see the difference. I have used the Dreamseal for 4 years and like the style. It works well for me as a side sleeper and I like the fact that nothing touches my face. I'm not sure I like the new Dreamfit because of the side straps although I think they're less invasive on my face than a full face mask with straps. I think I will use this as an alternate maske, but still prefer the Dreamseal and hope they don't replace it with this model only. I think the headgear is a little difficult to figure out how to fit it because the dreamseal is so easy to assemble and fit as a comparison.

This is the 5th different mask I've tried in the last 4 years and I have found a keeper. It is by far the quietest mask I've ever used and the most comfortable. I'm a side sleeper and love having the hose over my head and out of the way. Once the Dreamseal warms and adjusts to your face (about 3-5 minutes), there are no leaks, no air, no whistling, nothing. I would have rated this 5 stars except for 2 things - the air exhaust needs to be moved, it blows in my partner's face. And this is true of all of the masks I've tried - headgear should come in different sizes. I have no problem adjusting the fit around my head, it's the fit from top to bottom I have problems with . I have had to sew tucks in the headgear of every mask I have used to make the straps line up properly and no slip off my head.

It takes a little time to get used to,but works ok for me.

I've been a CPAP user for over ten years and have tried 4 or 5 different masks. This is my first DreamFit. I have a very narrow nose and the shallow mask seems to provide a better fit than most other masks I've tried. I didn't have any particular difficulty with assembling the headgear, as I believe some users might have, but I found that getting the right fit was indeed challenging, as several reviewers have pointed out. After several days of use, though, I think I've nearly found the right adjustment to get the proper fit. I like the way that the hose is attached to the top of the headgear, so that it's out of the way. This feature provides much more freedom of movement. One improvement I would recommend is a gel mask in place of the soft plastic. Overall, however, I would recommend this mask for people who, like me, have a narrow nose.

I really like the flexability of the nose piece on the Dreamfit. It greatly allows for a lot movement without breaking the seal. But the head gear takes getting used to as it irritates your face. Although that might not be an issue for some.

Much better fit and much quieter than others I have tried. At first, I was put off by the hard nose shell, but the softer nose pad and better fit makes this product the one I will choose again.