With a wide selection of CPAP masks, you're bound to find one that works for you. You can select from the most popular and trusted brands on the market.
ResMed AirFit F30 Full Face Mask
Wake up in the morning without the tell-tale red marks across your nose. The ResMed AirFit F30 has a modern look that provides less facial contact than a traditional full face mask. It's a great mask if you wear glasses to read or watch TV in bed.
ResMed AirFit F30i Full Face Mask
Designed for freedom, AirFit F30i delivers full face mask performance in an ultra-compact package. Its under-the-nose cushion and top-of-head tube connection give you the visual and physical freedom you deserve. Please choose your desired size option.
ResMed P30i
This tube-up pillows mask gives you the freedom to be you! This minimalist design stays out of your sight and out of your way so you can get cosy next to your loved one. Experience the flexibility to sleep in many different positions with the AirFit P30i.
ResMed AirFit F20 Mask
Full face mask | Small, Medium & LargeFeatures an InfinitySeal silicone cushion suitable for higher pressures. Designed to comfortably fit all facial shapes and sizes
ResMed AirFit N20 Mask
Nasal mask which fits comfortably around your nose | Medium & LargeMade to seal robustly and accommodate your movements regardless of facial shape or size. Provides a clear field of vision
ResMed Airfit P10 Mask
Nasal pillow maskLess obtrusive than a full face mask. Lightweight and designed to keep your field of vision clear. Fits snugly at the entrance of your nasal passage
Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 Nasal Mask
Nasal mask | Small, Medium & LargeAdapts to movement and rolls at the bridge of the nose to relieve pressure. Reduced noise for super silent performance
Fisher & Paykel Vitera Full Face
Comfort is unique, personal and it is the key to successful CPAP therapy. That's why Fisher & Paykel believes comfort needs to be measured across a full night's sleep, not just during the initial consultation. With technologies that work together to provide breathability, adaptability and stability throughout the night, F&P Vitera is a mask that redefines comfort.
Fisher & Paykel Simplus Full Face
The F&P Simplus incorporates three key components, the RollFit™ Seal, ErgoForm™ Headgear and Easy Frame, all designed to work in harmony. In combination, these components offer the comfort, seal and easy use that Fisher & Paykel Healthcare masks are known for.
Fisher & Paykel Evora Full Face
The F&P Evora Full mask features are uniquely designed to optimise performance throughout the night. Dynamic Support Technology combines Stability Wings with the Floating Seal to allow for freedom of movement while keeping the mask comfortably in place.
Fisher & Paykel Brevida
The AirPillow™ seal inflates to form a gentle ‘pillow’ of air and seals in and around the nose. Brevida includes a simple, adjustable headgear to deliver an individual fit and is designed to stay in place during sleep.
Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal
F&P Evora™ incorporates CapFit headgear that has been designed to be put on like a cap - a simple and intuitive movement that patients are familiar with. The headgear structure ensures the seal is presented in the right place every time, making life easy for you as CPAP users.
Fisher & Paykel Gel Pillow
DreamWear silicone pillows cushion mask was developed using thousands of 3D facial scan data points, allowing it to conform to various nose shapes and sizes. It features a silicone pillows cushion that’s softer to the touch than gel pillows while delivering an exceptional seal.
Philips Respironics Amara View Mask
Full face mask | Small, Medium & LargeSuitable for higher pressures with under-the-nose placement designed to not cause red marks on the bridge of the nose
Philips Respironics DreamWear Gel Pillow Mask
Standard medium size with 3 sizes of gel pillowsDesigned for side and stomach sleeping with the air flow connection at the top of the head. DreamWear design with ultra soft gel pillows that create a comfortable seal
Philips Respironics DreamWear Nasal Mask
Hybrid between a pillow & nasal mask | Different size nose pieces in packDesigned for side and stomach sleeping with air flow connection at the top of the head. Easy to travel with as collapses like a hair scrunchy
Philips Respironics DreamWear Full Face Mask
Full face mask | Small, Medium & LargeThe soft silicon frame directs airflow through two silicon tubes to join at the full face cushion. The frame is soft and adapts naturally to facial contours without pinching or pressure points and will accommodate almost any sleeping position. This gives you more freedom of movement and a wide field of view. Unlike most full face masks that rest on the bridge of your nose the DreamWear Full Face mask fits just under the nose, providing a secure seal without all the annoying red marks on top of your nose.
Phillips DreamWisp
DreamWisp has been designed to help patients sleep comfortably with every turn. Marrying the freedom of DreamWear’s revolutionary, top of-the-head tube design with Wisp’s proven over-the-nose auto seal cushion creates a mask that lets patients sleep how they want without having frontal tubing in the way.
Phillips Dreamwear Under The Nose
The Philips DreamWear Under The Nose Nasal Mask is a unique hybrid design of a nasal and a nasal pillow mask. It provides an unobstructed view, reliable seal, exceptional comfort and freedom of movement. Finally, you can have the ability to choose your most comfortable sleeping position.
BMC Ivolve Full Face Mask
The iVolve F1A by BMC is designed for ultimate flexibility. With lighter and unobstructed design, iVolve F1A provides a good night’s sleep you deserve. The innovative dual-wall designed means the mask delivers maximum comfort, while the lightweight design still provides effective treatment. Most importantly the slide-in design provides an instant seal to provide effective treatment.
BMC Nasal Pillow P2 Mask
The BMC P2 is a new lightweight Nasal Pillow Interface. The ultra lightweight and minimal design makes the mask easy to assemble, wear and clean. The innovative design means the mask has more movement and flexibility, meaning there are minimal mask leaks. The mask contains a soft silicon insert that fits into the nostrils making CPAP therapy comfortable. The BMC P2 CPAP pillow mask can prove a more effective solution for some users, particularly those that are prone to suffering from claustrophobia, allergies to interface materials, patients with mustaches and beards as well as those who have a narrow nose bridge and smaller faces.If you need help choosing a CPAP mask please contact your local sleep consultant today.
Contact us nowCPAP Masks
A CPAP mask covers the nose, mouth (or both) and provides air flow from a CPAP machine to your airways. A mask with a good fit is essential for comfortable and effective CPAP Therapy, and is the most important part of your CPAP therapy. It can come in 3 different main styles: full face, nasal, and nasal pillow. Let's go over these in greater detail:
Full Face Mask
A full face CPAP mask fits around the mouth and the nose. This mask suits individuals who breathe through their mouth while asleep and also allow for breathing through the nose as well.
Nasal Mask
A nasal CPAP mask covers is placed gently under the nostrils and is fixed gently in place with a set of headgear straps. As you breathe through the nose, the air is delivered to the nasal mask and enters the airway by breathing normally. Nasal masks are some of the most popular style of mask available as they are less noticeable.
Nasal Pillow Mask
A nasal pillow CPAP mask provides air to the nose by fitting around each nostril with comfortable pillows. Many patients find these pillows add a significant amount of comfort, and they are also extremely popular.
Other Types of CPAP Masks
Some other less commonly used types of CPAP masks include Hybrid, Oral, Nasal Prong and Total Face mask. These may suit some individuals but for the most part have drawbacks which make them less liked.
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If you sleep with your mouth open, you may be more comfortable using a full face mask which allows breathing through the nose, mouth or both. However, if you prefer a nasal mask, a chin-strap may be helpful in keeping the jaw closed.
Some sleepers even opt to have a seelction of masks to use on different occasions (eg: reading in bed, wearing glasses, travel or hospital stays).
Some mask manufacturers include a mask fitting guide and many customers find this beneficial in choosing a correct fitting mask.
To be eligible to purchase a CPAP mask and/or machine, you must have undertaken a sleep study that demonstrated you suffer from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and require a CPAP machine as therapy.
You must be able to provide us with a written prescription from a physician.
It is recommended your CPAP cushion should be replaced once every 3 months, and your complete mask should be replaced every 6 months. Good cleaning and care will ensure you get the maximum life out of your CPAP therapy equipment.
You should regularly inspect your mask for stiffness, cracks or tears. If your mask shows signs of wear and tear it may impact the effectiveness of your sleep therapy and may need to be replaced.
Some factors that may warrant replacing your mask include:
Deterioration in the seal between mask and face A mask damaged by improper cleaning
Removing the mask during the night can be an indication that there is insufficient pressure to control your Sleep Apnea. This may be due to mask or mouth leaks, or because the pressure being delivered is insufficient.
Other indicators may be snoring during treatment, waking up feeling that you're not getting enough air or a return of symptoms prior to commencement of therapy. If you have the above listed symptoms or are removing your mask unknowingly in your sleep, please contact your sleep consultant.
This may be caused by opening your mouth, and adding a chin-strap may help.
The temperature of air delivered may also be a factor, so adjusting the humidifier on your machine may be of benefit. Alternatively, you might consider using a full face mask. Contact one of our CPAP sleep consultants if the problem persists.
These are generally caused by an ill-fitting mask or an over-tightened mask. Simply loosen the head straps and refit the mask to allow air to inflate the cushion. Then gently adjust the head straps in small increments to stop leaks.
Remember, over-tightening your mask creates more leaks by preventing the air cushion from inflating properly. Ultimately, you want the fit to be firm but comfortable, but not too tight.
Your mask should fit gently and be as loose as possible while still creating a seal. A mask that presses tightly against the face can cause leaks to occur by creating folds in the material.
Firstly, check all the connections. If your mask has an adjustment feature, try to correct the leak by re-adjusting that and/or the headgear straps. An improperly fitted mask may need replacing, so if the problem persists, come in and talk to one of our sleep consultants about trialling another mask size or type for free.
Cleaning your mask is very important.
The mask should be disassembled as per the instructions for use. Wash the mask components in warm water with mild soap and air dry out of sunlight. Avoid using soap containing moisturisers. Do not use bleach, alcohol, or cleaning solutions containing alcohol.
Wash your face thoroughly before using your mask and avoid using skin lotions before putting on your mask. Regularly inspect your mask and consider replacing it if the cushion becomes hardened or if any parts become damaged.