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A good machine is the foundation to achieve effective Sleep Apnea therapy. These machines are recommended by CPAP.com. Learn more below to make a selection. Please review this machine recommended by your doctor.

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About CPAP Masks

"Though sometimes called a 'Sleep Apnea mask', a CPAP mask is how the CPAP machine connects to the face. It is intended to create a tight but comfortable seal to help the air maintain therapeutic pressure as it travels through the airway."

The CPAP mask is what makes your CPAP machine work. Without one, there would be no way for the air to stay pressurized on its way to the throat and lungs. CPAP masks are able to do this by creating a gentle seal around either your nose, mouth, or both. There are many different types of CPAP masks. The most popular types of CPAP masks are nasal (covers both nostrils), nasal pillow (individual pillow seals at the base of each nostril), and full face (covers the mouth and nostrils).

How do I choose the best CPAP mask for me?

The best CPAP mask for you is going to depend on how you sleep. When considering a new CPAP mask, it's important to know how you actually sleep instead of imagining how you'd like to sleep. This means knowing if you breathe through the mouth or the nose. If you breathe through the mouth, you'll need to wear a full face mask. If you breathe through the nose, a nasal mask or a nasal pillow mask will work for you.

Picking a mask is very important. It's the device that makes your therapy work, and in order to do that it needs to create a good seal. It also needs to be comfortable enough to sleep with, which means it has to be the right fit for your face. We'll provide some top selections to help you select your perfect mask. A great mask is critical to a good night's sleep, so that's why we offer free returns for all our masks when returned within 30 days.

We've written a comprehensive article to help make sense of the different types of CPAP masks, as it can be very confusing when you first get started.

About CPAP Machines

"Sometimes referred to as 'Sleep Apnea Machines', 'CPAP' is an acronym that stands for 'Continuous Positive Airway Pressure', and refers to a device used to treat Sleep Apnea."

If all that sounds confusing, don't worry. A CPAP machine takes the outside air, and gently pressurizes it. This pressurized air is delivered to the airway using a hose and mask, and the gentle pressure helps keep airways clear so air can reach the lungs. CPAP machines help minimize the symptoms of Sleep Apnea. There are many benefits to treating Sleep Apnea with a CPAP machine, including:

Increased Energy
Reduced Fatigue
Longer, More Restful Sleep
Lower Blood Pressure
Less Brain Fog

Sticking with CPAP therapy can also improve cardiovascular conditions and help improve overall quality of life. The benefits of using a CPAP machine greatly outweigh the drawbacks, and long term use can help create a healthier you.

How Long Do CPAP Machines Last?

For more information on CPAP machines and how they can help with your treatment, please review our resource article on CPAP Machines