CPAP Nasal Pillow Masks

Q: How To Clean CPAP Nasal Masks?

Daily: Your nasal mask should be cleaned after every use with mild soap and water or with a mask wipe. Allow it to airdry completely. Weekly: Gently scrub the entire mask with warm water and mild soap to eliminate any built up dirt and oils on the cushion and other parts of the mask.

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What is a CPAP Nasal Pillow Mask?

For the light-to-moderate sleep apnea sufferer or first-time CPAP users, the nasal pillow CPAP mask is the ideal choice. It is a great starter mask to get used to the feeling of pressurized air flowing through the nostrils.

At The CPAP Shop, we understand that finding the right mask takes time. We offer a risk-free 75-day mask guarantee on all of our masks. If you don’t like it, simply send it back for a full refund and try a different mask. We’re committed to getting you into the equipment that best fits your needs.

CPAP users who benefit from wearing a nasal pillow mask include:

Side sleepers
Men with beards or mustaches
CPAP users with slight claustrophobia
CPAP users who prefer minimal face contact
CPAP users with sensitive skin
CPAP users who tend to have allergic reactions from mask material
CPAP users who prefer to read or watch TV before bed

FAQs

Answers to your common questions about CPAP devices and tips for getting better sleep every night.

Usually, after 6 to 12 months, users tend to replace their CPAP nasal pillow masks. If you use the nasal pillow mask every night, it stretches the headgear and the oil in your skin will degrade the cushioning. Even the frame will start showing wear and tear after 6-12 months. When you start noticing the fit or the quality of your CPAP therapy is compromised, it is time for a new mask.

CPAP nasal pillow masks are known to be universal, meaning they can be used with any brand of CPAP or BiPAP machine. If you have questions while deciding on a CPAP nasal pillow mask, please contact our customer care team at 866.414.9700.

A nasal CPAP mask should fit snugly but not too tight. If you are uncomfortable and there are red marks on your face, this is an indication that your mask is on too tight. If it is too loose, your mask will not fit securely and won’t stay in place.

Daily: Your nasal mask should be cleaned after every use with mild soap and water or with a mask wipe. Allow it to airdry completely. Weekly: Gently scrub the entire mask with warm water and mild soap to eliminate any built up dirt and oils on the cushion and other parts of the mask.

Yes, the CPAP nasal pillow mask acts as a great alternative to a full-face mask which can make the user feel claustrophobic. Due to its smaller surface area, it stays intact even if you toss and turn during your sleep.

Your nasal cushion should be replaced every 30 days, or when noticeably worn out or damaged.

Yes, nasal pillow masks differ from nasal masks. Many people prefer CPAP nasal pillows as they offer a greater range of vision because less of the mask comes into contact with your face.