If you're shopping for full-face masks for CPAP machines, consider the following:
Fit: Full-face masks typically fit around the nose and mouth area in a triangular shape. A proper fit will have very minimal air leakage in any sleeping position.
Style: Newer models of full-face masks no longer have a forehead piece, are set lower on the face, and connect to tubing at the top of the head, so users have a clear field of vision.
IMPORTANT: A prescription is REQUIRED for the purchase of an assembled full-face CPAP mask; view non-prescription required full-face masks here.
Full-face masks for CPAP machines are ideal for mouth breathers, severe therapy users, and dry mouth sufferers.
At CPAPnation, we pride ourselves on industry leading customer service. Our mission is to ensure that nobody has to suffer from sleep apnea. By providing top of line CPAP equipment from brands such as Philips Respironics, ResMed, Fisher & Paykel, 3B Medical, and more we guarantee the best sleep apnea CPAP treatment.
