The ULTIMATE CPAP Mask Comparison Guide - Which Is Right For You?

[@teddykgb9971]

Pro tip: I used to use a full face mask, but the full face hybrid does a better job of keeping your mouth shut and encouraging nose-breathing, which is better for you in many ways. Give it a go.

[@davidmontgomery8403]

After trying standard masks, then nasal pillow masks, I purchased a Tap Pap mask and it is perfect for me. The Tap Pap is strapless, consisting of a mouthguard with a sturdy plastic strip going comfortably between your lips, and it holds a very stable nasal pillow contraption. I never get leaks. No mask marks. Just consistent CPAP therapy.

[@nicolekalicazk5839]

Im looking for masks that have only nasal cushions not the pillows.Ive been using the Dreamwear for eight years.I need a change.Thanks.

[@JuanAntoAlcalaArce11]

Video en español, por favor. Gracias¡

[@R0dan]

Thank-you! The business I deal with the masks are no help at all. Basically here are the masks pick one then pay your money. I have four masks now🤬

[@karenlipman7545]

Very informative

[@DanoSlingz]

This may be a strange question but someone has not been diagnosed with sleep apnea, would it still be a good idea to use a c-pap or not? Thanks 🙂

[@Beef3D]

I don't think so. using a CPAP device should only become relevant when an actual sleep doctor has diagnosed you with any type/degree of sleep apnea. it's not a good idea to use it if you haven't officially been diagnosed.

[@paulinemckenny]

Thanks ❤