CPAP Masks

Your full CPAP mask should be replaced once a year. In addition, headgear should be replaced every 6 months and cushions should be replaced every 3-5 months.

The FDA has classified CPAP machines and masks as Class II medical devices and therefore, they require a prescription.

Yes, we offer a 75-day risk-free trial with a money-back guarantee on some products. Check out the product description or contact us to learn more.

Our 75-day mask guarantee allows you to return the purchased CPAP mask within 75 days of the delivery date. You are responsible for return shipping costs. Learn more about our refund and return policy.

With our online lowest price match guarantee, you can rest assured you are paying the best price for your purchase. If you find a lower price on the same CPAP mask at an authorized online retailer within 7 days of purchase, we will refund the difference. If you see the product listed lower at an authorized online retailer, please contact us at 866.414.9700 for a price match.

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy is used to treat obstructive sleep apnea. A CPAP machine delivers pressurized air to keep your airways open as you sleep at night. The machine works by drawing air from the room, filtering and pressurizing it, and delivering it at a predetermined setting specific to your needs. The machine is connected to the CPAP mask by a flexible hose (sometimes heated) in order to deliver pressurized air. CPAP masks come in various shapes and sizes, each suited for different facial features. Finding a comfortable mask is the first step to finding long-term success with CPAP therapy.

There are several factors that go into selecting the right CPAP mask to match your needs. Different masks are best suited for individual breathing needs, sleep habits, and comfort levels.

• Full face mask: To start, we ask how you typically breathe while you are sleeping. If you breathe with your mouth open while you sleep, a full-face CPAP mask is the best choice. This is the mask of choice for those who have nasal obstructions or frequent congestion. The mask only touches the outside of the face, so it may be good for those who have claustrophobia. It works well for those with high CPAP pressure settings and those who sleep on their back.
• Nasal Mask: If you breathe through your nose, a nasal CPAP mask is better. Nasal masks have a wide range of sizes and fit, so finding the perfect fit is easy. They deliver more natural airflow and are better for high-pressure settings. They are good for people who move around in their sleep or sleep on their side as the suction keeps the mask in place. They are not ideal for people with allergies or those who suffer from blocked sinuses.
• Nasal Pillow Mask: A nasal pillow CPAP mask is the smallest of CPAP masks and delivers pressurized air through two soft nasal tubes inserted into the nostrils. It is good for active sleepers who toss and turn at night and for those with facial hair that may have leakage with other types of masks.
  And for those who struggle with redness or facial lines, claustrophobia, or damaged hair, we have Bleep, a CPAP mask without headgear.

Our 75-day mask guarantee allows you to return the purchased CPAP mask within 75 days of the delivery date. You are responsible for return shipping costs. Learn more about our refund and return policy.

The CPAP Shop offers free shipping on all orders over $50. We often offer additional promotions, including free shipping, at different times throughout the year. You can sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on sales, the latest products, and trends.

At The CPAP Shop, we believe in giving our customers all the tools and advice they need for long-term success. Jose Acosta, CRT, staff respiratory therapist, has created an extensive video gallery that includes reviews and comparisons of top CPAP masks. Our CPAP blog includes expert tips, reviews, new product launches, and the latest research.
Here are a few must-reads to get you started:

• How Often Should I Get a new CPAP Mask?
• What CPAP Mask Best Matches Your Sleep Position?
• Which CPAP Masks are Best For Mouth Breathers?
• How to Find The Perfect CPAP Mask

As always, our knowledgeable staff is only a chat, email, or phone call away! We’re happy to offer you our advice on finding a product that best suits your needs.

The CPAP Shop sells both CPAP masks and their parts. The CPAP Shop is an FDA authorized seller for selling CPAP appliances with a solid and trustworthy reputation. You can buy CPAP mask parts here.

Many of our masks come with a multi-pack of cushions to guarantee the best fit the first time. If you have any questions, please contact our customer care team for help. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on most CPAP masks to allow you to try the mask and make sure it fits your needs. If the mask you try on doesn't work, our experts may have a better recommendation for you. Call us at 866.414.9700. Read our Refund Policy.

Our website provides all the necessary information required for you to buy a CPAP mask for your CPAP machine. Read through product details or contact us online via chat, email, or by phone at 866.414.9700 for more information. Our customer care service is here to help you.

If the order is made before 3:30 pm EST from Monday to Friday, then The CPAP Shop ships the order on the same day. Usually, it takes 1-5 business days to get delivered to anywhere within the USA.

The CPAP Shop has a showroom at 159 Cooper Rd, West Berlin, NJ. All orders can be picked up at this location.

Check whether there is any accumulation of dirt or oil in your CPAP mask headgear and cushion. If you find any, then gently clean it with soap and warm water, but avoid using harsh cleaning agents like dish detergents as they might cause damage to your CPAP mask.

It is recommended to replace the CPAP masks after a time period of 3 months, though you need to replace your CPAP cushions and filters twice a month.

Yes, the CPAP masks require a prescription prior to your purchase although you do not need to show a prescription if you want to purchase the CPAP mask parts separately.

Yes, both sleep apnea masks and CPAP masks are referred to as the same thing, although the CPAP mask is the appropriate term to use when someone indicates the masks used with a CPAP machines, i.e. dedicated for sleep apnea patients.

Yes, it is safe to buy the CPAP masks online although you are required to show the prescription prior to your purchase.