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CPAP Masks

CPAP Masks: Find the Right Fit for Your Therapy

We carry CPAP masks in full face, nasal, and nasal pillow styles from ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher & Paykel, and more, all FSA/HSA eligible and backed by our 60-Night Risk Free guarantee. The right mask is the one that seals for how you sleep and breathe, so match the style to your needs, and if the fit is not right you can return it risk free.

Shop by mask type

  • Full face masks cover the nose and mouth. Best if you breathe through your mouth, deal with nasal congestion, or use higher pressures. Shop full face masks.
  • Nasal masks cover the nose only, a popular balance of seal and comfort. Shop nasal masks.
  • Nasal pillow masks rest at the nostrils with minimal contact, a good pick if you feel claustrophobic, wear glasses, or read in bed. Shop nasal pillow masks.

Want the full breakdown of how the types compare? Read our guide: Types of CPAP Masks. New to masks or switching styles? A mask fit pack lets you try multiple cushion sizes to dial in your seal, risk free.

How to choose

Your sleeping position, facial hair, and whether you breathe through your mouth all affect which mask seals best. Our complete CPAP mask buying guide walks you through it, and if you are fighting air leaks, these practical fixes for mask leaks help. Prefer to shop by brand? Browse ResMed and Fisher & Paykel masks, or see what is on sale.
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FAQs

Do I need a prescription to buy a CPAP mask?

Yes. In the United States, CPAP masks are prescription items. You can upload your prescription at checkout or have your provider send it to us, and our team can help if you are not sure what you need.

Is the headgear included with the mask?

A complete mask system includes the headgear, frame, cushion, and elbow, so you get everything you need to start. A cushion-only or nasal pillows replacement pack does not include headgear, and most assembly kits that pair a frame with a cushion do not either. Check the product title for a complete system versus a replacement part.

What sizes do CPAP masks come in, and how do I get the right fit?

Most masks come in several interchangeable cushion sizes, commonly small, medium, and large, and some add wide options. Manufacturers offer printable sizing templates, which you print at 100 percent, and multi-size fit packs so you can try more than one size. Our mask fit packs let you dial in your seal risk free.

Will a new mask fit my CPAP machine?

Most masks use a standard 22 mm connection that fits the major machines from ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher and Paykel, and others. The main exceptions are travel machines with their own tubing, like the ResMed AirMini, and machine-specific heated tubing. Check the compatibility note on the product page or ask our team.

Can I return a CPAP mask if it does not fit?

Yes. Every mask is backed by our 60-Night Risk Free guarantee, so if the fit is not right you can return it. Dialing in a good seal can take a few nights, so try adjusting the fit and a different cushion size first, and reach out to our team if you need help.

Are CPAP masks FSA or HSA eligible?

Yes. CPAP masks are FSA and HSA eligible, so you can pay with pre-tax funds at checkout. Plan rules vary, so keep your receipt and check your account for any submission requirements.

How often should I replace the cushion, pillows, and headgear?

Nasal pillows and nasal cushions are usually replaced about twice a month, and full face cushions about once a month, because a worn cushion stops sealing. The frame is generally replaced about every three months and the headgear about every six months. You can reorder just the part you need instead of a whole new mask.

Which masks are best for side sleepers?

Side sleepers usually do best with low-profile nasal pillow masks and tube-up designs, where the hose connects at the top of the head so the mask does not press into the pillow. Popular options include the ResMed AirFit N30i and P30i and the Philips DreamWear. Browse nasal pillow masks to compare.

How do I stop my CPAP mask from leaking?

Leaks usually come from the wrong size, a worn cushion, or headgear that is too loose or too tight. Refit the mask while lying down, replace an old cushion, and tighten the straps evenly rather than over-tightening. Facial hair can also break the seal, so a mask liner, nasal pillows, or a full face mask can help. Our guide on reducing CPAP mask leaks has step-by-step fixes.

Are CPAP masks noisy? Will one disturb my partner?

Most modern masks use diffused, quiet vents, such as ResMed QuietAir and Fisher and Paykel fabric diffusers, that release air softly and stay quiet for most bed partners. If a mask suddenly whistles or gets louder, that usually means an unintentional leak from a poor fit or a worn cushion, not the vent itself.

Do CPAP masks use magnets?

Some masks use magnetic headgear clips and others are magnet-free. ResMed and Philips have both taken safety action on certain magnetic mask models, so if you or your bed partner has an implanted medical device, such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, or neurostimulator, current guidance is to keep magnets at least six inches away and choose a magnet-free mask. Fisher and Paykel masks are magnet-free. If you are not sure, check the product page or ask your doctor.

How do I clean my mask cushion and headgear?

Take the mask apart and hand wash the parts in warm drinking-quality water with a mild soap, then rinse well and air dry out of direct sunlight. Wash the cushion daily and the headgear and frame weekly, and avoid harsh cleaners. One exception: AirTouch foam cushions are wipe-only and should never be soaked.
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