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Shop replacement cushions, headgear, and frames for every major CPAP mask brand, with guidance on when and what to replace. What CPAP Mask Parts Do You Need to Replace? CPAP masks have four replaceable parts: cushions , nasal pillows , headgear , and frames . Part Function Replace Every Cushion / nasal cushion Seals against the face to maintain steady pressure; wears fastest from skin contact and oils 3–6 months Nasal pillows Lighter alternative that rests at the nostrils instead of over the nose; preferred by side sleepers 3–6 months Headgear Straps that hold the mask in place; stretches with use, which can cause air leaks even with a good cushion 6–9 months Frame Solid piece linking the cushion to the hose; most durable, but can crack or stiffen over time 6–12 months Full face mask parts and nasal mask parts are not interchangeable. A full face mask covers the nose and mouth, while a nasal mask covers a smaller area. Confirm your mask type before ordering. Which CPAP Mask Brands and Models Are Supported? cpap.com carries parts for the top CPAP brands , including ResMed , Philips Respironics , and Fisher & Paykel . Parts are model-specific; a cushion made for a ResMed AirFit mask won't fit a Philips DreamWear, even within the same brand. Check your mask or machine's model number before ordering. When Should You Replace Your CPAP Mask Parts? As a general guide: new cushions every 3–6 months, fresh headgear every 6–9 months, and a full mask every 6–12 months, depending on nightly use and cleaning habits. Replace parts early if you notice: Persistent air leaks Red marks or skin irritation A weaker seal Visible cracking or discoloration For a full replacement and hygiene routine, visit the Sleep Talk Blog or Learning Center. How Can cpap.com Help You Choose the Right Parts? CPAP Guides offers one-on-one assistance for finding the right match, whether you're replacing a single cushion or refreshing your whole setup. If you're due for a new mask, the mask-fitting qui

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