Our masks are renowned for comfort, seal optimization and ease of use. Here's how our high-performance family of masks ease the challenges of sleep apnea therapy.
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F&P Solo is the world’s first AutoFit mask. It simplifies mask usage like no other, using ground-breaking headgear technology. Simply stretch to fit and touch to adjust.
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F&P Solo is the world’s first AutoFit mask. It simplifies mask usage like no other, using ground-breaking headgear technology. Simply stretch to fit and touch to adjust.
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This compact full-face mask dynamically adapts as you sleep, so the cushion stays comfortably in place. It features VentiCool™ technology designed to keep patients cool and comfortable as they sleep.
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The minimalist CapFit™ headgear has been created for an easy, intuitive fit, while the soft, compact cushion sits comfortably under the nose.
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Designed with an AirPillow™ cushion that inflates like a soft pocket of air to gently seal in and around the nose, this mask also features a washable diffuser to reduce noise and air draft.
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Oracle is a CPAP mask solution for mouth breathers and patients experiencing chronic nasal obstruction. This oral mask is clinically proven to function as effectively as a nasal mask. Featuring single-strap headgear, the Oracle provides users with a clear line of sight and freedom of movement.
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1. A smaller mask can result in less mask contact on the face, having the potential to reduce unwanted effects such as discomfort, facial irritation, and red marks left on the face.
*We refer to CPAP in this instance, but this may also include other positive airway pressure device models such as APAP or Bilevel. Masks must be used with a PAP device to deliver therapy.