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CPAP masks

Are you ready to find the right CPAP mask for you?

CPAP mask categories

Every Resmed mask is designed to deliver optimal therapy and a comfortable night's sleep, but each category offers something a little different.

Minimalist masks

Small. Light. Simple.

Designed to be small, lightweight and discreet to help you forget you're wearing anything at all.

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Freedom masks

Sleep and move comfortably.

Featuring a top-of-the-head tube connection, keeping the air tubing out of sight and out of the way.

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Versatile fit masks

Designs that fit nearly every face1,2,3,4

Designed to fit a wide range of faces and perform well across different therapy pressures.

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Choosing the best CPAP mask for you

Finding a CPAP mask is a personal decision. It's all about finding what works for you. Before you get started, here are some helpful tips on Resmed mask series and names.

Mask series names:

  1. AirFitTM masks have silicone cushions
  2. AirTouchTM masks with either ComfiSoftTM fabric cushion or UltraSoftTM memory foam cushion

Each series features different mask types:

  1. Full face mask names have an "F" in the name - AirFit F20 or AirTouch F20
  2. Nasal masks contain an "N" - AirFit N20
  3. Nasal pillows masks contain a "P" - AirFit P10
  4. Masks with a top-of-the-head tube connection contain an "i" - AirFit P30i

Select the options below to see which masks may best match your sleep style, grooming and comfort needs.

I sleep on my stomach

You can comfortably move around and sleep in many positions with these masks:

AirFit F30i

AirFit N30i

AirFit P30i

AirTouch N30i

AirTouch F30i Comfort

I have a beard

An UltraSoftTM memory foam cushion or nasal pillows mask may be best for you:

AirTouch F20

AirTouch N20

AirFit P10

I toss and turn

Active sleepers may have more freedom to move in these masks:

AirFit F30i

AirFit N30i

AirFit P30i

AirTouch N30i

AirTouch F30i Comfort

I have sensitive skin

Our UltraSoft memory foam cushions may be best for you:

AirTouch F20

AirTouch N20

AirTouch N30i

AirTouch F30i Comfort

I get allergies, a stuffy nose or have a deviated septum

Full face mask options may be best for you:

AirFit F20

AirTouch F20

AirFit F30i

AirFit F40

AirTouch F30i Comfort

I breathe through my mouth when I sleep

Full face masks are best for you:

AirFit F20

AirTouch F20

AirFit F30i

AirFit F40

AirTouch F30i Comfort

I wear glasses or read just before bed

You have a mix of mask types to choose from:

AirFit N30i

AirTouch N30i

AirFit P10

AirFit F40

Featured CPAP masks

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AirTouch N30i

Comforts meets convenience in our softest nasal mask ever.

AirTouch N30i
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AirFit F40

Freedom meets performance in this intuitive design.

AirFit F40
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AirFit P30i

Featuring a top-of-head tube design and a nasal pillows cushion.

AirFit P30i
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Next steps

Replacement parts and schedule

Download our CPAP supplies tip sheet for a helpful list of all the replacement parts and timing guidelines.

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Find your nearest store

Locate a CPAP retailer near you or view a list of online retailers to shop from home.

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References

1

Resmed AirFit F20 internal Australian fitting study of 27 existing CPAP patients, conducted between March-April 2016.

2

Resmed AirFit F20 internal USA fitting study of 34 existing CPAP patients, conducted April 2016.

3

Resmed AirFit F20 internal EU and APAC fitting study of 90 existing CPAP patients, conducted June 2016.

4

Resmed AirFit N20 internal international fitting study of 159 existing CPAP patients, conducted Nov 2015.

5

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. You should speak to your doctor about your symptoms and whether a CPAP device is suitable for you.