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Nasal Pillow Masks

Nasal pillow CPAP masks: the least on your face

A nasal pillow mask seals with soft tips that rest at your nostrils instead of a cushion over the nose. That makes it the lightest, lowest-profile CPAP mask, with a clear line of sight and almost nothing on your face. It is a favorite for people who feel closed-in, wear glasses in bed, have facial hair, or sleep on their side.

Nasal pillow vs. nasal vs. full face

Nasal pillows sit at the nostrils for the least contact. A nasal mask seals a cushion over the whole nose and can feel more secure at higher pressure. A full face mask covers the nose and mouth for mouth breathers. New to CPAP and unsure how pillows feel? Read how to breathe with nasal pillows, or see our guide to CPAP mask types.

Shop nasal pillow masks by brand

We carry nasal pillow masks from:

  • ResMed: AirFit P10 and P10 for Her (light and quiet), AirFit P30i (tube-up), and the Swift FX family.
  • Fisher & Paykel: Brevida, Nova Micro, and Solo Pillows.
  • Philips Respironics: DreamWear Silicone and Nuance Pro (gel).

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Feel closed-in or claustrophobic? Nasal pillows are the least-contact option: compare minimal-contact masks. Sleep on your side? See CPAP masks for side sleepers. For tested picks and comparisons, read our best nasal pillow CPAP masks roundup.

A CPAP mask is an FDA-cleared medical device, so check each product page for prescription requirements. Nasal pillow masks are FSA and HSA eligible, and every order is backed by our 60-night guarantee.
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FAQs

What are nasal pillow masks?

Nasal pillow masks are a type of CPAP mask characterized by: Small Cushions: They have small cushions or 'pillows' that fit directly into the nostrils, making them lightweight and less intrusive. Ideal for: 1. Individuals who feel claustrophobic in larger masks. 2. Those who prefer a full field of vision for activities like reading or watching TV. 3. Users who wear glasses. 4. People with facial hair that interferes with the seal of other mask types. This design provides comfort and minimal interference, offering a practical solution for various users.

What is the Difference Between Nasal, Nasal Pillows and Full Face CPAP Masks?

Nasal Masks: Cover the nose only, suitable for those who breathe through their nose during sleep. Ideal for users seeking a balance between comfort and secure fit. Nasal Pillows: Insert directly into nostrils, minimizing facial contact. It is best for users seeking minimalistic design and for those who wear glasses or have facial hair. Full Face Masks: Cover both the nose and mouth, designed for mouth breathers or those with nasal congestion. Suitable for users requiring a higher CPAP pressure setting. Each mask type caters to different user needs based on breathing style, comfort preference, and CPAP pressure requirements.

How often should nasal pillow cushions be replaced?

The recommended replacement frequency for nasal pillow cushions depends on various factors, but here's a general guideline: Recommended Replacement: 1. Typically: Every 3 months. 2. Minimum: Every 6 months. 3. Individual factors:   - Frequency of use: More frequent use means faster wear and tear, needing earlier replacement.   - Cleaning and maintenance: Improper cleaning or harsh soaps can degrade the cushions faster.   - Visible signs of wear: Look for cracks, tears, or loss of softness, indicating immediate replacement.

Are nasal pillow masks suitable for people with high CPAP pressure settings?

A nasal CPAP mask with a foam cushion can provide an airtight, comfortable seal for higher-pressure settings.

How do I clean my nasal pillow mask?

Daily cleaning: 1. Disassemble the mask. 2. Wash the mask cushion and frame with mild soap and warm water. 3. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. 4. Allow to air dry completely. To learn more about our specialized CPAP supplies and cleaning products, visit our dedicated section.

Can I wear glasses with a nasal pillow mask?

Yes, you can wear glasses with a nasal pillow mask. The design of nasal pillow masks typically allows for minimal interference with the face, making it possible to wear glasses comfortably while using the mask. This feature is beneficial for those who like to read or watch TV before sleeping.

How can I prevent my nasal pillow mask from leaking air?

1. Adjust headgear for a snug, comfortable fit. 2. Ensure pillows are positioned correctly in the nostrils. 3. Wash the mask and pillows daily with warm, soapy water. 4. Consider a different pillow size for a better fit. 5. Use a gel liner or try a pronged design for a tighter seal. 6. Consult your sleep doctor or CPAP supplier for personalized advice. Remember: A good seal is crucial for optimal therapy and comfort.

Where can I buy a nasal pillow mask?

You can buy a nasal pillow mask at Sleeplay. Sleeplay offers a wide variety of CPAP masks, including nasal pillow masks. We have masks from different brands and in different sizes to fit your needs.
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