The AirTouch F20 is an excellent choice if you…

• Breathe through your mouth and/or nose
• Struggle to get a leak-free mask fit with other masks
• Are an active sleeper who experiences mask leaks or slips when you move
• Want a mask that lets you sleep on your back or side
• Experience claustrophobia from traditional masks with forehead support
• Need an open line of sight to read or watch TV before bed
• Require high pressure CPAP therapy
• Have sensitive skin that reacts to silicone
• Want to minimize pressure points and red marks under the mask cushion

Product Manual: AirTouch F20 Mask User Guide

Product Sizing Guide: AirTouch F20 Mask Sizing Guide

Using Your Mask for the First Time

• Connect the air tubing from your CPAP to the mask elbow
• Release elbow from the frame by squeezing the quick release tabs
• Ensure headgear clips are detached from the frame
• Hold the cushion in place over your nose and mouth
• Pull the headgear over your head
• Attach the lower headgear straps using the magnetic clips
• Adjust the upper and lower head straps until the mask fits comfortably
• Reattach the elbow and hose to complete assembly

Magnetic Clip Warning

This mask uses magnetic clips to secure the frame into place without having to adjust the mask’s velcro head straps. These magnets are not safe when  used with certain medical implants including: 

• Pacemakers, 
• Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD)
• Neurostimulators
• Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Shunts
• Insulin/Infusion pumps
• Aneurysm Clips
• Flow Disruption Devices
• Embolic Coils
• Stents
• Valves
• Electrode
• Hearing Aids 

Mask Safety Features

The mask has two main safety features, exhaust vent holes and anti-asphyxia valves, which ensure normal breathing and proper exhalation. Avoid blocking these vents to maintain safety and therapy quality. Regularly inspect these areas to ensure they remain undamaged and free of obstructions.

Choosing the Correct Mask Style

The AirTouch F20 complete mask set is available in two headgear styles, For Her and Standard. Most people are encouraged to go with the Standard-sized headgear. People with petite faces may want to order the For Her headgear, as it is designed to fit smaller facial features. If your headgear feels too small or large, you can make adjustments to the velcro straps.

Care & Cleaning Notice

The following information includes recommended instructions for the general care and maintenance of our CPAP masks. Please review your mask's product manual for further details, including dishwasher safety notes.

Mask Part Replacement Schedule

• Cushion: Every 3 Months
• Headgear: Every 6 Months
• Complete Mask: Every 12 Months

Disassembling Your Mask

1. Pull mask elbow away from mask frame while squeezing the quick-release tabs
2. Gently pull mask cushion away from frame to separate the cushion
3. Undo velcro head straps and pull away from hollow frame

Daily Cleaning

1. Disassemble mask cushion and elbow
2. Wipe cushion clean with a CPAP wipe or cloth
3. Wipe or wash elbow with mild soap and warm water
4. Do not submerge cushion in water
5. Leave each of these parts to dry out of direct sunlight and excess heat
6. Do not reassemble until mask parts are fully dry

Weekly Cleaning

1. Disassemble mask completely
2. Wipe cushion with a CPAP wipe or wet cloth
3. Wash mask frame, elbow, and headgear in warm water with mild soap
4. Rinse each component (excluding the cushion) thoroughly
5. Allow all parts to dry away from direct sunlight or heat
6. Do not reassemble mask until all parts are fully dry