Which cpap mask is best for you?

Which CPAP mask is best for me?

What's the correct way to fit a mask?

Fitting a mask properly depends a lot on your position. Facial muscles change when we lie down and relax even further once we’re asleep, so it’s always best to fit the mask while you’re in your sleeping position. Whether you sleep in a bed with no pillows or in a recliner, you should fit your mask in your natural sleeping position. If you experience difficulties in fitting your mask, please refer to your mask user guide for complete fitting instructions or discuss it with your care provider or equipment supplier.



How can I keep my mask on at night? I tend to remove it while I’m sleeping without realizing it.

As each individual adapts to their therapy differently, there may be various contributing factors requiring a personalized approach. You may discuss this with us or your physician.



Do I have the right mask size? I have to strap it so tight to obtain a seal that it hurts.

It’s important not to over-tighten your mask. Doing so may be a sign that you have the wrong cushion size or an incorrectly adjusted forehead support. If you experience difficulties in fitting your mask, please refer to your mask user guide for complete fitting instructions.



My mask is leaking. What does this mean?

Refer to the troubleshooting section in your mask user guide. Mask leak may indicate one of several things, including: - incorrect adjustment - incorrect assembly - incorrect size - your mask is worn out and needs replacement ResMed nasal mask fitting templates: AirFit N20 ResMed full face mask fitting templates: AirFit F20



How to fit my CPAP mask?

Here are some helpful videos to get you started on your own!

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ResMed AirFit P10 Pillows Mask

ResMed AirFit N20 Nasal Mask

ResMed AirFit F20 Full Face Mask

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Tips For Löwenstein Mask Fitting

Löwenstein JOYCEeasy Mask

CARA Nasal Face Mask