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CPAP Frames

CPAP mask frames

The frame is the part of your mask that holds the cushion in place and connects to your hose. If your frame is cracked, loose, or discolored, a new frame refreshes the mask without the cost of a whole new one. Frames are model-specific, so match the frame to your exact mask.

Shop frames by mask model

  • ResMed i-series (tube-up): AirFit N30i, P30i, and F30i, plus the AirTouch F30i, where the hose connects at the top of your head.
  • Philips DreamWear: the frame routes air through the sides for a clear line of sight.
  • Standard front-connect frames: for masks like the ResMed AirFit N20 and F20 families.

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We carry frames for ResMed, Fisher & Paykel, and Philips Respironics masks. Check your mask name and size before you order, since a frame from one model will not fit another.

Not sure which part you need? See our guide to CPAP mask types, or shop other CPAP mask parts like cushions and headgear. Need a whole new mask? Browse CPAP masks. Frames are FSA and HSA eligible and backed by our 60-night guarantee.
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FAQs

What is a CPAP mask frame?

The frame is the hard part of the mask that holds the cushion and connects to your hose or headgear. It gives the mask its shape and directs the airflow.

When should I replace my mask frame?

Replace the frame if it is cracked, warped, discolored, or no longer holding the cushion securely. Frames last longer than cushions, but many people replace them about every 6 months.

How do I know which frame fits my mask?

Frames are model-specific and often size-specific, so match the frame to your exact mask name and size. A frame for one model will not fit another.

Do I need a prescription for a replacement frame?

A replacement frame usually does not require a prescription, but requirements vary, so check the product page.

Are mask frames FSA and HSA eligible?

Yes, CPAP mask frames are generally FSA and HSA eligible.

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