Nasal CPAP Masks
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Nasal CPAP masks: a cushion over the nose A nasal CPAP mask seals a soft cushion over your nose and delivers your pressure without covering your mouth. It sits between a bulky full face mask and a minimal nasal pillow, and it is a great fit if you breathe through your nose during sleep. Nasal masks seal well across a wide range of faces and pressures. Nasal mask vs. nasal pillow vs. full face A nasal mask covers the whole nose with a cushion. A nasal pillow mask is lighter still, with soft tips that rest at the nostrils for the least contact. A full face mask covers the nose and mouth for mouth breathers or congestion. Not sure which fits you? See our guide to CPAP mask types . Shop nasal masks by fit Standard nasal: a cushion over the nose with a stable front connection, like the ResMed AirFit N20, AirTouch N20, and Fisher & Paykel Eson 2. Tube-up (hose at the top of the head): the frame stays clear of your line of sight, like the ResMed AirFit N30i, AirTouch N30i, and Philips DreamWear Nasal. Under-the-nose, minimal cradle: a smaller cushion that sits below the nose, like the ResMed AirFit N30 and Fisher & Paykel Evora. Shop by brand We carry nasal masks from ResMed (AirFit and AirTouch), Fisher & Paykel (Eson 2 and Evora), and Philips Respironics (DreamWear Nasal, Wisp, Pico), plus React Health and Sleepnet. By need Side sleeper? Many tube-up and under-nose nasal masks hold a seal when you turn: see CPAP masks for side sleepers . Want the least on your face? Compare minimal-contact masks . Breathe through your mouth? A full face mask for mouth breathers may seal better. For picks and comparisons, read our best nasal CPAP masks roundup. A CPAP mask is an FDA-cleared medical device, so check each product page for prescription requirements. Nasal masks are FSA and HSA eligible, and every order is backed by our 60-night guarantee.
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