ResMed AirFit F30 Cushion
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AirFit F30 - Cushion

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Overview

Replacement cushion for the AirFit F30 Full Face Mask for sleep apnea therapy.

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Replacement Cushion

The ResMed AirFit™ F30 replacement cushion is made of a silicone material that provides you a seal when attached to your F30 full face CPAP mask. Facial oil build up on the silicone will break down the consistency of the cushion over time and lead to mask leak. When this occurs it is time to replace your AirFit™ F30 seal. The "Fit" series and "Touch" series are the newest family of sleep apnea therapy products from ResMed. The full face style implements a design that covers the nose and mouth allowing the user to breathe through both.

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Hybrid Design

The Resmed Airfit F30 cushion offers a hybrid full-face/nasal design. The cushion rests under your nose and covers your mouth for a less obstructive full face mask design.

Low Profile Design

The low profile shape reduces pinching and red scars that are typical with many full face mask designs; yet, it is also ideal for persons who use glasses or want to read at night.

Important Tips

  • The Airfit F30 cushion is NOT interchangeable with any other mask cushion
  • The F30 headgear uses magnets to attach the cushion, if you use a pacemaker or difibrulator this mask may not be ideal for you
  • The F30 cushion comes in 2 sizes: Small and Standard 

Product Specifications

Manufacturer Resmed
Included in Box 1 Airfit F30 cushion in selected size
HCPCS Code A7031
Available Sizes Small, Standard

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What is a CPAP cushion?

A CPAP cushion is the soft, replaceable part of a CPAP mask that sits against your face, creating a seal to prevent air leaks.

What is the difference between a CPAP cushion and a CPAP pillow?

A CPAP cushion refers to the mask's sealing component, while a CPAP pillow is a specially designed bed pillow that supports CPAP users by reducing mask pressure and improving comfort.

How often should I replace my CPAP cushion?

Every 1-3 months or sooner if it shows wear, loses its seal, or causes leaks.

How do I clean my CPAP cushion?

Wash daily with mild soap and warm water to remove facial oils and prevent leaks.

Can I use a different cushion on my CPAP mask?

No, cushions are mask-specific and should be replaced with the same brand and model.

Why is my CPAP cushion leaking?

Common causes include worn-out cushions, improper fit, excessive facial oils, or a dirty cushion. Try adjusting the fit or replacing the cushion.

Which CPAP cushion type is best for me?

Nasal cushions for nose breathers, full-face cushions for mouth breathers, and nasal pillows for minimal facial contact.

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