Ultra Mirage™ and Ultra Mirage™ II Nasal Mask Vent Cover

When times are tight and you find that your mask vent cover has a crack near the nose piece and you can not afford $99 for a new complete mask, sometimes it is better to buy this part and then attach it to your mask to allow for your mask to last a little longer. Not hard to install the parts if you have been using a CPAP/Bi-PAP very long. You end up being a master mask repairman with replacing parts to keep you healthy and the CPAP working a little longer. I have been using my CPAP machine for 18 years and I know someday that I will need to replace it but if it ain't broke, then don't fix it. If it can be repaired for cheaper, then do it. Just my German opinion (you know we are frugal) and I will stick to it. Your mileage may vary.

I expected to be able to snap top or bottom into mask but there isn't anything to hold it except the side clips which are not firm enough to hold the new vent cover.

These can get lost in the sheets. keep a spare and find it in the morning.

I've had my Ultra Mirage II mask for many years and the Vent Cover split and I needed to purchase a new one. I was concerned I might not be able to find just that part, but I did at CPAP.com! The cover arrived and fits perfect. They not only had the vent cover, but it was also at a fair price and they shipped it immediately. Very nice company to work with!

Product works and fits perfectly to replace my old broken one. (4 yrs. old)

Great Deal !

did not really need but nice to have a spare. one comes with replacment elbow

As ordered as always from CPAP.com

The new vent cover, which is usually the first thing to break on the mask (sometimes it is the strap clip, does not work. It does not fit the c shaped tube properly. Cannot be used.

Lost my nasal vent cover while away on vacation, ordered a new one through the website, received materials in a timely fashion. No complaints!

You are a great resource that provides quaility options. PRoducts are excellent. Service is great.

I find this mask puts out a lot of excess air Not leakage, but the vents push air down. I use 14 psi on my cpap and other masks seem to dissapate the air more efficiently.