Description
Comfortable and effective sleep therapy calls for selecting the right masks. CPAP and BiPAP masks are used to deliver a prescribed air pressure via the nose, mouth or both to support breathing while sleeping. There are various kinds of masks to cater for different needs, such as nasal, nasal pillow and full face masks.
Mask must fit comfortably or it can leak, be uncomfortable or irritate the skin or make it hard to fall asleep. Consider the face shape, sleeping position, breathing patterns, comfort and the indicated therapy when choosing masks.
Proper and regular cleaning and maintenance can also help to ensure that your mask remains hygienic and effective. Cushions and other parts of the mask might wear out over time.
When it comes to finding a mask that fits a CPAP or BiPAP machine, it’s best to get expert advice and use a mask that is safe and comfortable.
