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Sleepnet Ascend Full Face Mask
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Sleepnet Ascend CPAP Full Face Mask

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Manufacturer Sleepnet Corporation
Device Type Adult full face (oronasal) CPAP/BiLevel mask, vented
Intended Patient Adults over 66 lb (30 kg)
Cushion Material Silicone (AIRgel cushion)
Cushion Sizes Small, Medium, Large (FitPack includes all three)
Cushion Technology Advanced Cushion Technology (A.C.T.)
Forehead Support Touchless Spacebar (forehead-free design)
Headgear Connector Active Headgear Connector, moves with the sleeper
Headgear AFit quick-release headgear
Elbow 360-degree rotating vented elbow
Anti-Asphyxia Valve Included, opens to room air if pressure delivery stops
Minimum Pressure 3 cm H2O (no maximum published)
Resistance to Airflow 0.11 cm H2O at 50 L/min, 0.59 cm H2O at 100 L/min
Dead Space Small 165 mL, Medium 212 mL, Large 221 mL
Mask Dimensions (D x W x H) Small 3.92 x 3.86 x 7.00 in, Medium 4.16 x 4.20 x 7.00 in, Large 4.24 x 4.30 x 7.00 in
Latex Latex-free
PVC / DEHP / Phthalates Free of PVC, DEHP, and phthalates
Magnets Magnet-free
Warranty 3-month limited warranty (manufacturing defects)
Manufacturing Origin Made in USA
Prescription Required

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Overview

The Sleepnet Ascend Full Face Mask covers your nose and mouth, which makes it a strong option if you breathe through your mouth at night, deal with nasal congestion, or need a higher pressure setting. The AIRgel cushion is a soft, medical-grade silicone gel that shapes to your face at a lighter headgear tension, so you get a secure seal without clamping down around your nasal bridge.

A Touchless Spacebar holds the frame steady without a forehead pad pressing into your skin, so your line of sight stays open and you avoid extra facial marks. Because it's a full face mask, it also includes an anti-asphyxia valve that opens to room air if your machine ever stops delivering pressure. When the AIRgel cushion wears out, you can replace just the cushion instead of buying a new mask.

If you only breathe through your nose, the Sleepnet Ascend Nasal Mask uses the same AIRgel comfort system in a lighter, nose-only build. The Ascend Full Face has no magnets anywhere in the frame or headgear, so it's also a safe choice if you or someone nearby has a pacemaker or other metallic implant, and it belongs in our full face masks without magnets collection. This mask requires a prescription and is FSA/HSA eligible.

Guide and Resources

Important Tips

  • Confirm your cushion size (Small, Medium, or Large) and pressure setting with your prescriber or DME provider before your first night. This is a prescription mask, sized for adults over 66 lb (30 kg).
  • Not sure which size fits? The FitPack includes Small, Medium, and Large AIRgel cushions so you can try each one.
  • Check before each use that the anti-asphyxia valve flapper opens to room air when your CPAP or BiPAP machine is off.
  • Don't block or cover the vent holes on the frame. They continuously flush exhaled air so you're not rebreathing it.
  • Clean the mask daily with CPAP Soap and warm water to remove oils and buildup.
  • Use CPAP wipes for quick daily cleaning between full washes.
  • Rinse all parts thoroughly after washing to remove soap residue that could cause irritation.
  • Let the mask and cushion air dry completely away from direct sunlight to preserve material quality.
  • Wipe your face with a gentle cleanser before wearing the mask to reduce oil buildup and maintain a better seal.
  • Inspect the cushion, frame, and headgear regularly for wear, and replace parts as needed using our Part Finder.
  • Replace the AIRgel cushion about once a month, and the frame and headgear roughly every six months, to keep the seal performing as designed.
  • Add strap covers to prevent red marks on your cheeks, and pair the mask with a supportive CPAP pillow to keep pressure off your face overnight.
  • Use a CPAP cleaning machine to make deep sanitizing easier and faster.
  • Make sure the mask connects securely to your CPAP machine and use quality CPAP hose and tubing for reliable therapy.
  • Store the mask in a clean, dry space when not in use to prevent dust accumulation and material damage.
  • Only breathe through your nose? The Sleepnet Ascend Nasal Mask uses the same AIRgel cushion in a lighter, nose-only design.
  • Because this mask has no magnets, it's also part of our Full Face CPAP Masks without Magnets collection, a safe pick if you or someone nearby has a pacemaker or other implant.
  • Browse our full Full Face CPAP Masks collection if you want to compare styles.
  • New to full face masks? Our full face CPAP mask guide covers sizing and fit.
  • If mouth breathing or congestion is why you're switching, see our guide on CPAP masks for mouth breathers.
  • If a pacemaker or another implanted device is a factor for you or your partner, see our guide on CPAP masks and pacemakers.
  • Sleepnet backs the mask shell with a three-month limited warranty against manufacturing defects from your purchase date.

What’s Included

The Sleepnet Ascend Full Face Mask covers your nose and mouth, which makes it a strong option if you breathe through your mouth at night, deal with nasal congestion, or need a higher pressure setting. The AIRgel cushion is a soft, medical-grade silicone gel that shapes to your face at a lighter headgear tension, so you get a secure seal without clamping down around your nasal bridge.

A Touchless Spacebar holds the frame steady without a forehead pad pressing into your skin, so your line of sight stays open and you avoid extra facial marks. Because it's a full face mask, it also includes an anti-asphyxia valve that opens to room air if your machine ever stops delivering pressure. When the AIRgel cushion wears out, you can replace just the cushion instead of buying a new mask.

If you only breathe through your nose, the Sleepnet Ascend Nasal Mask uses the same AIRgel comfort system in a lighter, nose-only build. The Ascend Full Face has no magnets anywhere in the frame or headgear, so it's also a safe choice if you or someone nearby has a pacemaker or other metallic implant, and it belongs in our full face masks without magnets collection. This mask requires a prescription and is FSA/HSA eligible.

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Sleepnet Ascend Full Face Mask

Sleepnet Ascend CPAP Full Face Mask

$89.00
$89.00

Everything you need to know about the Sleepnet Ascend Mask

Full Face Coverage for Mouth Breathers

The Ascend Full Face seals over both your nose and mouth, so it keeps working even if you breathe through your mouth, deal with nasal congestion, or need a higher pressure setting. That's the main reason to choose it over a nasal-only mask.

AIRgel Cushion That Molds to Your Face

The AIRgel cushion is a soft, medical-grade silicone gel that shapes to your face at a lighter headgear tension. You get a secure seal without clamping the straps down tight, which helps reduce pressure points around your nasal bridge.

Built-In Anti-Asphyxia Valve

This mask includes an anti-asphyxia valve that opens to room air if your CPAP or BiPAP machine ever stops delivering pressure, so you're not rebreathing trapped air. It's a safety feature full face masks need that nasal masks don't.
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Forehead-Free Design for an Open View

A Touchless Spacebar stabilizes the mask without a forehead pad pressing into your skin. That keeps your line of sight open if you like to read or watch TV before bed, and it cuts down on facial marks in the morning.

Swap the Cushion Instead of the Whole Mask

When your AIRgel cushion starts losing its seal, you can replace just the cushion and keep using the same frame and headgear. That keeps the mask you already fit comfortable without buying a full replacement.

Stays in Place if You Move at Night

The Active Headgear Connector moves with you as you shift positions, so the seal holds steady instead of breaking every time you roll over. It's built for restless and active sleepers.

One-Handed Quick-Release Headgear

The breathable headgear has a quick-release tab you can undo with one hand, so getting up in the middle of the night or starting your morning doesn't mean fumbling with straps.

Full-Swivel Elbow for Easier Mobility

The elbow connector rotates freely, so your hose moves with you as you change sleep positions instead of pulling on the mask. Less tugging means less chance of breaking your seal overnight.

Magnet-Free for Peace of Mind

The Ascend Full Face has no magnets anywhere in the mask or headgear, so it's a safe choice if you or someone who sleeps near you has a pacemaker, defibrillator, or other implanted medical device.

Made in the USA With Skin-Friendly Materials

This mask is made in the USA and built without latex, so it's a safer pick if you have a latex sensitivity. It's also free of PVC and phthalate materials.

Works With CPAP and BiLevel Therapy

The Ascend Full Face is a vented mask built for CPAP and BiLevel machines, with a built-in exhalation port that continuously flushes out the air you breathe so you're not rebreathing it.

Not Sure Which Ascend Fits You

If you only breathe through your nose and don't need mouth coverage, the Sleepnet Ascend Nasal Mask uses the same AIRgel comfort system in a lighter, nose-only design. Choose the Full Face if you breathe through your mouth, deal with congestion, or need higher pressure.

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FAQs

Does the Ascend Full Face Mask require a prescription?

Yes. It's a prescription CPAP or BiLevel mask, sized for adults over 66 lb (30 kg). Have your prescriber or DME provider confirm the right size and pressure settings before your first night.

Is the Ascend a full face or nasal mask?

This listing is the full face version, covering your nose and mouth. Sleepnet also makes the Ascend Nasal Mask, which uses the same AIRgel cushion and covers the nose only for people who don't need mouth coverage.

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

The AIRgel cushion comes in Small, Medium, and Large. We sell each size on its own, plus a FitPack that includes all three cushion sizes if you're not sure which one fits you best.

What comes with each size versus the FitPack?

The FitPack includes the mask frame, elbow, and all three AIRgel cushion sizes (Small, Medium, Large) so you can find your fit. Each individual size option ships with that cushion fitted to the frame; check the listing for that specific size to confirm exactly what's included before you order.

Does the Ascend Full Face Mask have an anti-asphyxia valve?

Yes. The valve opens to room air if your CPAP or BiPAP machine stops delivering pressure, reducing the chance of rebreathing exhaled air. Check that the valve flapper moves freely each time you set up the mask.

What is AIRgel, and why does it matter?

AIRgel is Sleepnet's patented silicone gel cushion. It's a medical-grade silicone gel that conforms to your face to hold a seal without needing heavy headgear tension, which helps reduce pressure points around your nasal bridge.

Does the Touchless Spacebar press on my forehead?

No. The Touchless Spacebar is designed not to contact your skin. It supports the mask across your upper face without a forehead pad, which keeps your line of sight open and reduces facial marks.

Does the Ascend Full Face Mask have magnets?

No. The headgear attaches with quick-release straps, not magnets, anywhere on the frame or headgear. That makes it a fit if you have a pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or another device where magnetic mask components need to be avoided.

Is the Ascend Full Face Mask latex-free?

Yes. It's made without natural rubber latex, and it's also free of PVC, DEHP, and phthalates.

What is the pressure range for the Ascend Full Face Mask?

Sleepnet's instructions list a minimum baseline pressure of 3 cm H2O for this mask. No maximum pressure is published in the manufacturer's documentation, so follow the pressure setting your prescriber or DME provider sets on your device.

Can I use supplemental oxygen with this mask?

Yes, with standard precautions. Turn off supplemental oxygen when your CPAP or BiPAP machine is not running, and keep the oxygen source away from smoking or open flames. This mask doesn't have a dedicated oxygen port, so oxygen is typically introduced through a bleed-in adapter on your tubing.

What warranty comes with the Ascend Full Face Mask?

Sleepnet backs the mask shell with a three-month limited warranty against manufacturing defects from your purchase date.

How often should I clean or replace the mask?

Clean the mask daily with warm water and mild soap. Sleepnet recommends replacing the AIRgel cushion about once a month, and the mask frame and headgear roughly every six months, to keep the seal performing as designed.

Is the Ascend Full Face Mask FSA/HSA eligible?

Yes. This mask qualifies as an FSA/HSA eligible purchase.

What HCPCS code is used for insurance billing?

Full face CPAP masks like the Ascend are commonly billed under HCPCS code A7030, with headgear billed separately under A7035. These codes come from insurance coding references rather than Sleepnet's own documentation, so confirm the exact code with your insurer or DME provider before you submit a claim.

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