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Siesta full face CPAP mask, front view showing clear cushion, elbow port, and gray headgear
React Health | SKU:
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Siesta Full Face CPAP Mask

$109.00
Siesta full face CPAP mask, front view showing clear cushion, elbow port, and gray headgear
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Device Type Full face CPAP/BiPAP mask (covers nose and mouth)
Indication CPAP or bi-level therapy prescribed by a physician
Patient Adults over 66 lb (30 kg), single-patient reuse
Pressure Range 3 to 40 cm H2O
Sound Level About 20 dBA at 1 meter (manufacturer-declared)
Dead Space Less than 225 mL, varies by cushion size
Cushion Material Silicone, latex-free
Cushion Sizes Small, Medium, Large (letter embossed on cushion base)
Safety Valve Anti-asphyxia (non-rebreathing) valve, opens if therapy stops
Compatibility Standard CPAP and BiPAP machines, standard tubing
HCPCS Codes A7030 (mask), A7035 (headgear)
Prescription Required by federal law
Warranty 90-day manufacturer warranty
Manufacturer React Health (Winter Haven, FL)

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Overview

If you breathe through your mouth at night, deal with nasal congestion, or need a mask that can handle higher pressure settings, the Siesta Full Face Mask from React Health covers your nose and mouth in one seal.

There's no forehead support arm crowding your face, so you keep a clear line of sight to wear glasses, read, or watch TV before you fall asleep. The self-adjusting silicone cushion flexes with your face shape, and quick-release clips let you pull the mask off for a middle of the night bathroom trip without redoing your whole fit.

The Siesta is magnet-free, so it's a safe choice if you have a pacemaker or another implant. It comes in Small, Medium, and Large, requires a valid prescription, and is FSA/HSA eligible. If you breathe through your nose only, our Siesta Nasal CPAP Mask uses the same React Health build in a smaller nasal-only profile. Not sure which mask type fits you best? Our CPAP mask types guide breaks down full face, nasal, and nasal pillow options.

Guide and Resources

Important Tips

  • Clean the mask cushion daily using mild CPAP soap and warm water to remove facial oils and ensure a consistent seal.
  • Use CPAP wipes for a quick, mess-free clean between full washes.
  • Replace the cushion every 1 to 3 months, or sooner if you notice cracking or a weaker seal, with a new Siesta Full Face Mask cushion.
  • Replace the headgear roughly every 6 months, or sooner if the straps lose their stretch, with the Siesta Full Face Mask replacement headgear.
  • Gently adjust the headgear using the quick-connect hooks. Avoid overtightening to prevent pressure marks and discomfort.
  • Wash the headgear weekly by hand with warm water and soap. Let it dry flat, away from direct sunlight.
  • Add strap covers for extra comfort and to reduce red marks on your cheeks.
  • Apply a CPAP-safe moisturizer before bedtime to help prevent dryness or irritation.
  • Try a full face mask liner to improve comfort and reduce leaks from sweat or movement.
  • Sleep on a CPAP-friendly pillow to help maintain your mask position if you're a side sleeper.
  • Clean the 360-degree elbow swivel and vent diffuser weekly to keep airflow quiet and movement unrestricted.
  • For deeper cleaning, use a CPAP cleaning machine to sanitize hard-to-reach areas like the elbow or inner cushion seam.
  • Store the mask in a clean, dry place when not in use. Avoid folding or compressing the headgear.
  • If your tubing feels cold or causes condensation, add a CPAP hose cover to help with comfort and rainout prevention.
  • Inspect all parts frequently for signs of cracking or wear and replace components as needed for best performance.
  • Connect the mask securely to your CPAP or BiPAP machine. If you need a new one, check our CPAP machine collection.

What’s Included

While this product includes the essential mask and headgear components, you'll still need to purchase a CPAP machine and hose to complete your therapy setup

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User Guide

User Guide

If you breathe through your mouth at night, deal with nasal congestion, or need a mask that can handle higher pressure settings, the Siesta Full Face Mask from React Health covers your nose and mouth in one seal.

There's no forehead support arm crowding your face, so you keep a clear line of sight to wear glasses, read, or watch TV before you fall asleep. The self-adjusting silicone cushion flexes with your face shape, and quick-release clips let you pull the mask off for a middle of the night bathroom trip without redoing your whole fit.

The Siesta is magnet-free, so it's a safe choice if you have a pacemaker or another implant. It comes in Small, Medium, and Large, requires a valid prescription, and is FSA/HSA eligible. If you breathe through your nose only, our Siesta Nasal CPAP Mask uses the same React Health build in a smaller nasal-only profile. Not sure which mask type fits you best? Our CPAP mask types guide breaks down full face, nasal, and nasal pillow options.

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Siesta full face CPAP mask, front view showing clear cushion, elbow port, and gray headgear

Siesta Full Face CPAP Mask

$109.00
$109.00

Everything you need to know about the CPAP Mask

Full Coverage for Mouth Breathers and Congestion

The Siesta seals over your nose and mouth in one mask, so you keep therapy consistent even when your nose is stuffy or you naturally breathe through your mouth at night. It also holds a full seal at higher pressure settings, which a nasal-only mask can struggle with.

Clear Line of Sight, No Forehead Arm

Without a forehead support arm in the way, you can wear your glasses, read, or watch TV in bed without the mask blocking your view. It sits lower on your face and stays out of your sightline all night.

Magnet-Free for Pacemakers and Implants

The Siesta uses plastic quick-release clips instead of magnetic ones, so it's safe to wear if you have a pacemaker, ICD, or other metal implant. You still get the same secure, easy on-and-off fit, just without any magnets near your face.
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Self-Adjusting Cushion Moves With You

The ribbed silicone cushion flexes to match your facial contours instead of relying on one fixed shape. That means less overtightening and a seal that holds steady whether you sleep on your back or side.

Off in Seconds With Quick-Release Clips

Quick-release clips let you unclip the mask for a bathroom trip or a sip of water without redoing the whole headgear fit. Reconnect the same way you left it and go back to sleep.

Soft, Padded Headgear That Stays Put

Padded support arms cushion contact around your cheeks and eyes, and Velcro tabs let you fine-tune the fit by hand. The breathable fabric stays comfortable through a full night of wear.

Swivel Elbow Built for Active Sleepers

A dual-swivel elbow lets your hose twist and turn as you move, instead of dragging on the mask and breaking the seal. Roll over, stretch, or change position and the mask stays put.

Quiet Airflow That Won't Wake Your Partner

A built-in vent diffuser spreads out your exhaled air instead of releasing it in one noisy stream. Your bed partner gets a quieter room, and the mask feels less noticeable to you, too.

Backup Airflow If Your Machine Stops

An anti-asphyxia valve opens automatically if your CPAP loses power or shuts off, letting in room air so you can keep breathing normally. It closes again on its own once therapy starts back up.

Latex-Free Silicone for Sensitive Skin

The cushion is made without natural rubber latex, which matters if you react to latex products. It's the same soft, flexible silicone either way, just without the allergy risk.

Works With Your CPAP or BiPAP Machine

The Siesta connects to standard CPAP and bi-level (BiPAP) machines through standard tubing, so you don't need a special hose or adapter to start using it tonight.

Replacement Parts When You Need Them

The cushion and headgear wear out before the frame does, so we sell both separately. Swap in a new cushion or headgear instead of replacing the whole mask.

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FAQs

Do I need a prescription to buy the Siesta Full Face Mask?

Yes. This is a prescription CPAP mask under U.S. federal law, so a valid prescription from your doctor is required before we can ship it.

What comes in the box with the Siesta Full Face Mask?

Each Siesta Full Face Mask ships with the mask frame, your selected cushion size (Small, Medium, or Large), headgear, and a short tube and swivel that connects to your CPAP hose.

Is the Siesta Full Face Mask magnet-free?

Yes. The Siesta uses plastic quick-release clips instead of magnetic ones, making it a safe option if you have a pacemaker, ICD, or other metal implant.

Who is the Siesta Full Face Mask best for?

It's built for mouth breathers, people with nasal congestion or allergies, and anyone on a higher pressure setting who needs a full seal over the nose and mouth. Back and side sleepers who want a clear line of sight also do well with it.

Can I use the Siesta Full Face Mask with a BiPAP machine?

Yes. The Siesta works with standard CPAP and bi-level (BiPAP) machines using standard tubing, so you don't need a special hose or adapter.

What cushion sizes does the Siesta Full Face Mask come in?

Small, Medium, and Large. The size letter is embossed on the base of the cushion, and any cushion size fits the same Siesta frame, so you can size up or down without buying a new frame.

Does the Siesta Full Face Mask have forehead support?

No rigid forehead support arm. The frame does rest against a small forehead pad, but there's no bulky brace above your eyes blocking your view, which is the Siesta's biggest visual difference from other full face masks.

Is the Siesta Full Face Mask latex-free?

Yes. The cushion is made without natural rubber latex, so it's safe for users with a latex allergy or sensitivity.

How often should I replace the Siesta Full Face Mask cushion and headgear?

Replace the cushion every 1 to 3 months, or sooner if you notice cracking or a weaker seal. Headgear typically lasts about 6 months before the straps lose their stretch.

Is the Siesta full face cushion the same as the Siesta nasal cushion?

No. The full face and nasal cushions are sized and shaped differently and are not interchangeable, even though both come from the same Siesta line.

Are full-face masks uncomfortable to sleep in?

Full face masks are bulkier than nasal masks, but the Siesta's self-adjusting silicone cushion and padded headgear are designed to stay comfortable through the night. Adjusting the headgear so it's snug but not overtightened makes the biggest difference.

Can I sleep on my side with the Siesta Full Face Mask?

Yes, though side sleepers may want to adjust their pillow or use a CPAP-friendly pillow to avoid nudging the mask out of place.

What pressure range does the Siesta Full Face Mask support?

The Siesta is built for a therapy pressure range of 3 to 40 cm H2O, covering the settings used by the vast majority of CPAP and BiPAP prescriptions.

Is the Siesta Full Face Mask FSA/HSA eligible?

Yes. You can use FSA or HSA funds toward the cost of the Siesta Full Face Mask.

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