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FULL FACE MASKS

Full face CPAP masks create a secure seal over both your nose and mouth, allowing you to breathe comfortably through either. They are an excellent option for mouth breathers or individuals who experience frequent allergies or nasal congestion.

By distributing airflow over a larger area, full face masks can offer greater comfort compared to nasal masks or nasal pillows, especially for users with higher pressure settings.

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HYBRID MASKS

While traditional full face mask frames are slightly larger, hybrid masks come in minimal-contact designs seal just under the nostrils rather than over the bridge of the nose. This provides a wider field of vision—perfect if you enjoy reading or watching TV before bedtime while still providing comfort and adequate therapy results.

NASAL MASKS

Nasal masks combine the compact size of a nasal pillow with a design similar to a full face mask, making them an excellent choice for individuals new to CPAP therapy. However, they are generally not recommended for mouth breathers or those with chronic sinus congestion or a deviated septum.

PILLOWS MASKS

Unlike full face or nasal masks, nasal pillows deliver airflow directly into the nostrils through two soft, cushioned inserts. Their small, targeted design provides a minimalist fit while maintaining an effective seal, offering a comfortable option for those who prefer a less obtrusive mask. Pillows style is great for those that do not require higher pressure settings. 

ACCESSORIES

We have a wide variety of PAP therapy accessories in office to help make the comfort and cleaning of your therapy even easier! 

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