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Nasal CPAP Mask Comparison. Best CPAP nasal masks to start with.
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Useful, thanks. I've been using a nasal pillow mask for 22 years, which was originally prescribed for me. The first model was a "Breeze", which had a hard plastic and metal band across the top. I learned to carry a roll of electrical tape when I traveled to do field repairs! Replaced in 2010 with a Resmed Swift FX. I didn't know until recently that I could purchase the headset of my choice.I thought I was just stuck with whatever they gave me. I still use the Swift FX for travel, since it is so compact, but have switched at home. I bought a Resmed N30i and had trouble keeping the holes lined up with my nostrils as I tossed and turned. Changed the nosepiece for nasal pillows, turning it into a P30i and I love it.
Ever since you first reviewed the ResMed Swift FX Nano I’ve been a fan. It was so much smaller than the original ResMed nasal mask I had. The cushion is very gentle on your face and less tension is best. The air flow of the machine pushes the seal against your face for you. Even though I’m the worst at actually getting my mask on each night this is hands down my favourite mask.
I love that mask but i'm so bummed it's been discontinued. I've not found anything as comfortable. I really do not like the N20. Would the N30 be a better option?
I currently use the ResMed AirFit N20 nasal mask. I like how easy it is to put on. I also like the swiveling of the hose connector and it makes for a close to worry-free night when it comes to snagging or hose getting caught. The one thing I do not care for as much is the strap that sits at the back of the head. I find that it doesn't allow for up and down neck movement and it feels like it keeps your neck in the same position all night. If I want to move my head up, it feels like it tightens pulls against the nose. If I want to give myself some room to move my neck up and down, then I have to loosen the straps, but then it leaves room for leaks with neck movement.
I also have tried the Philips Respironics Dreamwear Nasal mask. What I like about this one is that the headgear is by far, more comfortable than the ResMed AirFit N20. It almost feels like I don't even have anything on my head. The air port at the top of the head is super comfortable and it makes me feel even more comfortable if I need to move around in the middle of the night. The one thing I cannot get over, and therefore, I keep using my AirFit N20 is that it feels like the air supply is not enough. It may be that the cushion size may not be right, but using the fitting gauge, I am using the correct size. I just found out that a Medium Wide size is also made. Some of the reviews mentioned the same sensation of not getting enough air, as if the opening under nose was not large enough and left you feeling starving for air. Once I try this, I may change to the Dreamwear mask!
These reviews guide my purchase decisions all the time. It’s a great service for us “C-pap-ers”. As it happens the one mask that works best for me is the Resmed N30i. ( eg the black sheep of this group). I have tried several others and this is the one the stays on, doesn’t leak and gives me the best night’s sleep. Go figure!
I'm glad that the videos are helpful. You're not the only one that likes the N30i. If it works for you.....GREAT!!! I love it when people find their go to mask. That's half the battle.
Jason - One month into CPAP. I really wanted to be able to use the Dreamwear Nasal Mask - it just wasn't for me because I was having TMJ issues.. But the RESMED Swift FX Nano for Her is amazing. Just as you said - it is a leak free champ. I also incorporate a cervical neck pillow - it keeps me from having TMJ issues. Thanks so much for all of your information.
Thank you for posting this informative video as I just started cpap therapy.
I've been using nasal masks for 2 years now. Loved Dreamwear but I'm a heavy side sleeper and tended to get a lot of leaks unless I really cranked it up tight. Agree n30i stinks. Tried dreamwisp, comfortable but lots of leaks from side sleeping. I'm now using airfit n20 and loving it. Took a while to get right cushion as I'm on border of small and med. settled on med. I tried the Airtouch cushion, and while it does not leak, even with my mustache it tended to block and restrict my nose underneath no matter how I adjusted mask and headgear..
I started out with the P10, and was great for a few months, then started to get leaks, so changed to Air Fit F30, and I get 100 points every night, sometimes even no apnea’s. Even changed the strap and it’s still hit and miss. Thank you for your videos. Best wishes from OZ. 💚💛
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Do you rebreathe co2?
I have straight hair. The Dreamweaver did not work well for me because the hair will sometime get in the way of the air hole at the top. Because of this, it would cause a whistle sound that awakes me during the nights. So now, I own Phillips Nuance Pro Gel nasal mask. Love it so far....
I respectfully disagree on the N30i- that is my “go-to” mask. I love how I can pop in nasal pillows on the same frame which helps me with congestion at times. I also love the clip and go at the top with the tube. I do agree that the hard plastic on the cushion doesn’t work for everyone, but for me it’s the perfect mask.
I'm glad that you found a perfect mask for you. That's ALL that matters! 😄
I am very new to CPAP use I choose the N30i and so far in comparison to other masks it's great it has now be come the only mask I use and it looks and goes on exactly the same a the dreamwear mask you showed. I just don't see much difference. Why is one better than the other?
@@Freecpapadvice Jason how do we get them to change the N30i back to the original without the pop out filters on the nose piece that won’t stay in? I’m back to trying all theses masks because I can’t handle the change to the N30i
I agree primarily due to the N30i not having the short lead tube which allows you to connect the climate control tube directly to the mask. Haven't had any issues with rainout since. I forget I'm even wearing the N30i at night.
I dislike that mask. The nasal pillows make my nostris sore and it seems to cut into my nasal tissue
Hey Jason, great videos. I hope you revisit the N30i as they've made it like the Philips Dreamwear and it's pretty much all soft silicone now.
Jason, I’d be interested in a future video about brands of boil and bite mouth guards and types or brands of neck collar that have some effectiveness in reducing mouth leak. Thanks for your awesome videos. They really inform about so many issues and
questions.
I’m a dental hygienist, and I’ve gotten good feed back from patients who have the sleep apnea nightguard made especially for them.
@@maxhr1749 Those only work for certain types of apnea. Some are related to the tongue, others to the throat. Bite guards are useless for those with throat issues which is what obese patients often need.
@@tracyschiff3669 I don’t disagree with that. However we have had some dental patients who’ve had success. I typically would recommend seeing a pulmonologist and having a sleep study.
@@maxhr1749 I have a lot of experience with this having had 4 sleep studies, seen several pulmonologists, had throat surgery, and gotten my 4th C-Pap machine. As I said, there are different types of apnea and the dental insert only treats a very limited, minimal type of sleep apnea. There's also the Inspire device. The mouth appliance has limited use. Since you can die from it, don't order junk off the internet and see an ACTUAL pulmonologist. Until you do, you won't know how serious or what kind of apnea you have or which device is appropriate.
Coming up in my first year as an unregistered sleep tech. These vids help me sound like I know what I’m talking about to Pt’s lol, thank you!
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Hey Man, this is my go to channel for all things C-Pap !!! You give very thorough and GREAT, helpful information !!! I was sent home with my C-PaP the first time with a full facial F20 Mask and I JUST could not get comfortable with it and took it back based on your suggestions and got the Airfit N30I .... and slept all night with it !! What a difference, I am going to also get and try this other Dreamwear one. Before I slept last night, I wore the mask while I watched TV and tried both the nasal pillow and then just the one that fits up against your nose, and I am like you, the nasal pillows are not as comfortable . Thanks for ALL your input !!!
For me, I love philips dreamwear then the resmed airfit N20. I bought them after your advice and I'm very happy about them
Just got Phillips dreamwear .
Going from full mask feels unusual.
Need chin strap to keep the jaw from dropping.
On the fun side... You can purse your lips and blow a continuous stream of air.
Do you think that trick would work to play the didgeridoo?
Philips respironics dreamwear under the nose is the only one I use. I am a bit claustrophobic so anything covering the nose I can't wear. The only thing I find is it pulls up at the back so I wear a bandana at night. It keeps it in place quite nicely.
Thank you for the Dreamwear recommendation! Such an amazing mask. Was using the PK enos 2 before.
Just ordered the Philips dreamwear under the nose cushion mask and Luna G3 cpap machine this morning, can't wait!
TC in Annapolis Maryland
You're missing something significant. I breathe through my nose during the day and I think I did normally at night. With a nasal mask on, though, at the setting I'm at, which is the maximum my Resmed Airsens 11 can go to, the pressure forces my mouth open the moment my body and face fully relax. And logically, after a lot of experimenting with around fifteen masks back and forth, I don't think it could be otherwise. At the low settings no problem. But when it gets to the highest, which it does every single time within an hour or so, all it takes is the slightest relaxation of the back of my tongue, which is inevitable, and that air comes out of my mouth like a cyclone. I could blow candles out quite a distance when that starts.
I've tried eight different snoring masks, they're nonsense. The anchor point is the back of the head, that isn't the line that resists the jaw opening. And it doesn't require my jaw to open at all for the cyclone to come out. Just a slight relaxation of the point where air can stream out of my mouth instead of going down into my lungs. Why would the air go down into my lungs if it can take the shorter route out of my mouth?
I can't find a mask that makes a seal at higher pressures without requiring such a level of tightness that it is completely intolerable. I mean REALLY tight. A few nights ago the pressure was so high that it forced my lower lip out of my mask! I woke up with my lower lip swollen and distorted from the mask pushing on the point where he was half in and half out.
I have been trying to get a custom made mask but I've only found a company in Australia and they aren't answering me. No one in the US is currently making them that I can find. This isn't working out the way I had hoped it would.
I recall your prediction they would eventually make a foam cushion for the N20. I’m enjoying another nasal mask lately, but will certainly try that in the future! Thanks for you videos
Used a nasal prong one first that irritated my nose hairs and would periodically get sores in my nose. Then tried the phillips dreamwear, I love the top for the tube unfortunately I would always wake up to a jet engine in my ear and could never get back to sleep with it. I now Love my n30, It doesnt irritate my nose. The only thing I don't like about it is the side adjuster as I sleep on my side if I don't position my head just right it will dig into my skull. The most important thing is to keep searching if you can't stay on treatment as I think the right mask will be the difference.
I use Resmsed N30i and I am completely satisfied! fits perfectly even with a mustache. I don't know about her since the 2nd night.
Swift Nano.....the BEST EVER!!!
I got my diagnosis 4 days ago... and it's UARS!
Yeah......but we aren't surprised...are we? 😉
I just started cpap... not getting much info help. I am here learning from you. Nationwide--supplier.
Dreamwear ‘under the nose’ is the only one that ever worked for me. It was my first choice 5 years ago. Love at first sight. Still perfect lol. I cheated on it a few times over the years. Hated the p10 - it hurt the inside of my nose like a b’tch. I would wake up in the middle of the night with stabbing pain on the inside of my nose. Tried it exactly 2 times. Never again. Full face was too claustrophobic. I got the fischer pikel one that supposedly won awards for ease of use or something. God, it was impossible to get on and off. That clip was a pain to undo. Dreamwear is light and airy. Perfect. Although I don’t like the plastic thing that they changed in later versions. I still have my old, tattered strap from the old mask from 4 years ago. I transfer the same strap to every new Dreamwear. Now I am ready to try the new N30i. Let’s see how I like it. One thing is for sure - Headhose is the way to go. 😀
Had the Phillips N20. Switched to Phillips wisp mask and Oohh my gosh I’ve never had a worse experience. Definitely gonna try my luck with the fx nano see how I fare. Thank you Jaysawn 😉
The one with the top-of-the-head hose attachment looked like you had an antenna and it moved when your head moved! 😂
I've been using BiPAP therapy for ~3½ years and have used the Resmed "For Her" N20, size small, the entire time. The unisex version cannot be tightened enough (the velcro would be past the straps and into my hair- a bit like a kid trying on mom's/dad's shoes! 😂). But I need something more substantial than the headgear with the single behind-the-head strap or the one with the adhesive components because my pressure settings are so high (23 and 13). I was hoping to find a review for the full face mask that literally covers the face from the top of forehead to the chin and like a plastic shield. My dad was diagnosed a few months ago and is struggling to find a mask more comfortably accommodate his facial hair!
Ahhhh, you missed the perfect opportunity when showing the N30 hose to spin your head around and say "Helicopter, Helicopter!" Lmao
I have been on CPAP for about 4 months and went through all sorts of mask configs (N20, F20, Dreamwear Full face, Dreamwear cushion), etc. I am a mouth breather and thanks to this channel, I decided to try to solve that issue because I was very happy with the Dreamwear nasal cushion mask. I tried the boil and bite mouth guard, chin strap, mouth taping, and finally the soft cervical collar. The taping worked, but my slobber factory tended to loosen the tape on the lower lip and eventually I would start to leak air in an annoying fashion. The cervical collar works wonders. I couldn't imagine how well it could work, but it really does. So.....with a cervial collar and a dreamwear nasal, I was consistently averaging about an AHI of 1.5 to 1.7 at 9cm/h20. When Resmed released the Airtouch N20 cusion, I wanted to try it again so I ordered one since I already also had the airfit N20. I have used it for the last 3 nights with no other changes (N20, collar, 9.0cm/h20) and my AHI has consistently been 0.4 to 0.5. I am not sure why changing to the N20 dropped by AHI by a whole point by itself....but it clearly did. The memory foam N20 definitely seals a lot more consistently for me and I can leave it a lot looser than the silicone N20 version. I only wish it had the top of head hose connection, but using a hose hanger under the mattress helps keep the front hose out of the way.
hi, can you tell me, which cervical collar you use
@@mirjamchannahgoldberg1738 I purchased the Corflex Ultra Cervical Collar on Amazon.
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Tkank you so much for your quick response 😀
The N30 is light and easy, but as a side sleeper, I have problems with it moving during the night
I love the N30 also. If you have some mouth tape on hand you might test using short pieces to hold the mask in place. [Mouth tape=kinesiology tape or Cover Roll tape that Jason suggests]
DreamWisp [nasal cover] leaked a lot, so I tightened and it caused increasing nose pressure sore over time.
DreamWear FFM hard to get/keep seated for max air flow, hard plastic hurt to lay on my side. Leakage problems
Dreamwear nasal cushion hard to get/keep seated so some restriction of airflow. [have yet to try with nasal pillows]
AirFit N30 nasal cushion soft and comfortable, sometimes a little wiggly and hard to get/keep seated, good air flow, VERY comfy for side sleeping - my go to mask.
I tried the Evora, but ultimately went back to the Brevida. I still have the Evora though and may try it again in the future or as a backup mask. I'd also love if they offered a Brevida style nosepiece for the Evora. I feel like it has the adaptability of something like the Dreamwear. It was also interesting to see how it seems to take many design cues from the Swift FX Nano.
I love the Dreamwear. I found a little plastic insert for it on eBay that directs the exhalation upwards and now my wife isn't blasted anymore.
I wanted to love the Evora but it's just not a good design if you have a huge head like I do. Either it rides too low when the cushion is on my nose properly and hurts my ears or the cushion sits too high on my nose when the headgear is in the right position above my ears. Too bad. Great mask.
Billy Panda do you have a link for the plastic insert? I can't find one myself :-(
@@funicats Sorry I can't find that listing either. It wasn't a company just some guy selling them. Guess he isn't doing it anymore.
@@billypanda757 D'oh! Do you have a photo of it so that maybe I could get one made?
@@funicats I don't. It's a tiny fiddly little piece that won't photograph well.
There are 4 different sizes for the cushion piece. Which size are you using? Maybe try a different size.
If I had seen your video sooner I would have been able to save some money!! Just this past Thursday, I had to have emergency brain surgery (hydrocephalus/VP shunt). I am at home recovering and I have had to use the bleep sleep due to the location of my incision and being unable to wear any kind of mask with straps. Once everything heals up, I will be taking advantage of your discount code if it is still valid and making a purchase.
Hope you have a speedy recovery!
Those last two face masks reviewed are cool, and I'd never heard of them. Thanks for another excellent video.
I am stuck with Airsense 10 due to Medicaide restriction...I am coming due next Sept for my 5 year replacement. I will probably be the Airsense 11
If I cannot get the F30i, I'll probably be in the market in about a year
My mask is more or less fine. The problem is the headgear. I use the Resmed Mirage FX mask with velcro straps that hold it in place. I out stretch the strap in a couple of months, which leads to leaks. and the mask coming off in the middle of the night. Any suggestions on alternative straps, or is the mask and strap a bonded duo? In that case, can you recommend a CPAP mask that has a strap that will stay in place better for the six months nty insurance insists it should last?
I bought the f30 but I don't like it. Too bulky and I didn't think the nose hose would bug me but it does. I can't sleep how I normally do (part side part stomach) with the mask hanging off side of pillow. I wish the dreamwear full mask didn't have the collapsing sides of face hosing.
Anyone know of a way to keep it from doing that?
F30i kicks F30's ass that's for sure.
@@cebruthius I sleep halfway between stomach and side so I worry the air will get cut off on one side of the mask.
I am a side sleeper and use the Phillips Dreamwear full face mask. My auto cpap usually averages about 8cm of pressure with my 90% around 11cm. One side collapsing is a non-issue at those pressures as It is designed so that one side open is enough to supply the proper air pressure. I find it to work much better for side sleeping than my old Resmed quattro. The quattro was a great mask, but this one is much, much better for comfort and no leaks. Now, if you are running at 20cm of pressure, I cannot speak for it's performance with one tube collapsed.
@@donaldroehrig7817 yeah the f30 is just bulky for the way I sleep but it's a pretty comfortable mask. Thanks for the very informative comment!
@@cebruthius I'll check that one out I forget about it for some reason.
Question I can not find information on this, so I'm asking you what is the difference between the wisp1 and wisp2? and which is actually better .
So apparently i just found out this has been discontinued and Ive used this mask for 20yr. I wonder what the next best thing would be? Respironics EasyLife Nasal mask
Do you have a review for a CPAP Buddy or Hose Lift? I have the Philips Respironics DreamWear nasal mask. I find the tube gets under my head when I turn in my sleep. I see the prices are about $20 or $63. The $20 models have a metal arm suspended above the head with a single loop whereas the $63 model has three loops for less tube movement. I am trying to research which one I should order from Amazon. Thank you.
I mentioned the Nano to my insurance company, and they told me the Nano is being discontinued. So they don’t have it available as a trade out for me. Darn! So your second choice in a nasal mask for side sleepers would be……….
I'm 35 days in using Bipap. It has been a love hate relationship! Love the results but uuugghhhh...
I've tried like 5 masks. I don't feel like the guy helped me much. Just handed me stuff said try this, try that. Now I have to wait 5-10 days for mail. Currently wrestling with the Evora Nasal. I like it but it seems to leak so much and the way it vents it blows softly in my face all the time. I go back to the N20 but to me it's loud when I breathe, sounds like Darth Vader and I don't like the solid air that blasts out the front. The N30 and Swift FX looked really good. I have about 30 days remaining that I can try things through the mail.
Would you please help me with your opinion with which nasal mask (I like the soft pillow ones as well just not the ones that go in the nose, they hurt) but which one(s) is the quietest and vents quietly and not the solid blast of air like the N 20?
This info would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you
Wow! You’re fun! I’ve been struggling with masks for year and half now. Have you done a mask recommendation video for people deviated septums?? You mentioned it…can’t find…
Hi Lefty,
I'm no fan of the full face mask and struggle with leaks. I bought a F+P Brevida which fitted great with no leaks, but after 2 hours had to remove it due to the pain that developed. I can only put this down to my nose being broken years ago as theres no skin irritation just pain from the upward pressure of the inflated pillow.
I'm currently using the Simplus but would love a nasal mask. As you've tried so many, could you suggest a nasal mask or pillow that doesn't produce upward pressure in the septum area. I'm cool with direct pressure across the bridge but upward is a huge no no.
Cheers Neil (Wales UK)
DO YOU STILL recommend Dreamweaver Phillips for side sleepers? Or resmed swift nano? I don't see the anything named nano on the cpap site. This video is 3 years old. Just starting out. I'm a side sleeper only and flip like a fish out of water . Full resmed foam I can't do on my side.
What is a good alternative to the Swift FX Nano, which has been discontinued? I hate the N20.
I prefer the mask with the top-loading air tube.
N30 headgear is too tight for me (it does eventually stretch a little) and nose piece needs to have a medium wide or large size available.
Thanks for the info you provide. Why do you not recommend the N30i mask? You didn't give a reason in this video.
Jason - have you done a comparison between F&P Evora and Brevida? Browsed your videos but didn't see one? Or just some straight up advice appreciated. Too much leakage from Evora for me. Good videos, thx!
Same. I am a new user and I can’t get evora to work with my nose shape and the vents blow into my eyes. I really want to like the evora but not working well.
The phillips under the nose and N30i are almost identical. Not sure what issues ypud have with n30i if ypu like the Philips dreamwear under the nose mask.
I use the Resmed P10 mask. I like it. But i have so much trouble with Reflux. Do u think switching to the N20 or N30 will make a differnce?
When I started with the therapy last year i started with a nosemask and my Reflux was much better. I use the P10 since a couple of weeks now but i am feeljng so bloated and the reflux is getting worse.
I just began therapy and having so much bloating. I read this means the pressure needs adjusted lower ?
I have a question... I am using a pillow mask and I tape my mouth closed with sonix ??? If I try a full face I will be also mouth breathing I guess. Will that be as good as taping mouth shut??? Or do I need to tape mouth with a full face mask? Thank you
Thank you for doing another great video. I have a question that I hope you can help with. I love the n30 but the nose hose is really short compared to for example the p10. How does the nose hose length of the evora compare? Is it closer to the n30 or the p10
Move the CPAP machine to a low location precisely next to the bed, route the hose up to the headboard and create a device to keep it suspended at the headboard such as a vice grips with a bent clothes hanger. Then route the hose from the headboard location over a corner of the pillow to the CPAP user. Works great except when it is time to change the hose for a new hose.
Thanks for your great presentation. Iluveet 👍 👍 👍
Just watched your review on the N30i. Pls disregard my earlier comment.
I have been trying the N20 and it hurts my nose. This replaced another nasal pillow mask. Hoping the p10 they're sending me will work.
I started using CPAP 4 months ago. They convinced me to get the Resmed N30i, which I hate. My breathing feels "forced" or it feels labored to breathe. I'm using the F20 now, which is okay. The biggest problem is that my nose often itches and I get leaks around the bridge of my nose. I saw your review of the F30i, and I'm thinking about ordering it. I am wondering if I would run into the same breathing issue, since part of it is also a nasal pillow. I would like to know your thoughts on it. Is the N30i just that bad or do you think I would experience the same issue with the F30i?
Hey Robert. I'm new to cpap, starting with the N30i, and am experiencing the same "forced breathing" that you're describing, along with other restriction sensations as well. What have you figured out?
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I've tried the Phillips Dreamwear gel pillow mask, the Resmed N30i nasal pillow, the Swift fx nano nasal mask (which the RUclips host loves), and the Resmed F20 full-face mask. I can't sleep with any except the F20. Breathing feels forced with the N30i nasal pillow, and it gets out of alignment with my nose when I sleep on my side. The air blowing out of the fx nano nasal mask hits my arms and annoys me. Breathing doesn't feel normal with it either. Breathing also feels labored with the Respironics Dreamwear gel pillows.
The only mask with which I can sleep comfortably is the Resmed F20 full-face mask. My biggest complaint with the F20 is getting an itchy nose at night and having to lift the mask to scratch it. Otherwise, it's comfortable and I can breathe NORMALLY. Hope this helps!
@@kirkhere2711 I appreciate the info.
I identify as first. Thanks for the vid!
Thanks for watching! I'm honored that the time has come where this channel is "FIRST!" worthy. It used to be that the video had been out a month and there wasn't a single view for anyone to even comment "first." I'm humbled. 😔
Really curious about this... you said ResMed's N30i is awful and that the Philips Dreamwear is amazing, can you tell me what is the difference? They look pretty much the same to me! I tried the N30i, but now I'm curious to try the Dreamwear!
Do you rebreathe co2? With pi10 or pi30?
I started with a P10 mask and as of late it gets on my nerves trying to get it in the perfect position. I'm looking to change to something to just cover my nose.
Jason I like the n30i best until recently they put a removable filter in the front that isn’t needed and won’t stay in and it’s hard to get back in
Full of information. Pl. present it without dramatization.
Manoj.....are you trying to create drama right now? 😉
I need a mask for when my nose is stopped up, will you do a full face mask review? Thanks
It’s been done recently. Check my channel.
I assume cheap cpap supplies is in American money?
If so any place you can recommend in canada?
Thanks
Why don’t you like the N30i? I have it with a nasal pillow and I love it!
What is the last mask that you showed. Please clear up the name.
Best is the Resmed p10
It was featured in the Nasal Pillow version of this video. This is ONLY nasal masks.
hey i know im a little late but i have a full face mask and i rip it off in my sleep should i upgrade to the only nose?
Like your shirt!
Does Jason have nasal obstruction of some kind? He seems to breathe through his mouth as he speaks. I wonder if it's nasal or sinus polyps?
Jason, what size of the FX Nano mask do you use? I have the standard and it pinched my nose closed. Would a larger size even work?
Standard. Make sure you aren't wearing it too low on your nose. The top needs to rest in the "nasion", the low point on the bridge of your nose.
I would like your opinion on the F&P Eson 2 mask.
Thanks for doing this ! Question bout the Bleep dream wear mask . I have central sleep apnea my top number is 25, can these “nose cushions” withstand the pressure?
Yes.
And a big shout out to my low level supports bc we are ppl too!
🤣 Dang it....forgot to add that in.
@@Freecpapadvice I’m an only child, I need a lot of attention. Sorry.
I got a full face mask because there's a decent portion of time where my allergies are just awful
So I figured I'll get a nasal mask too, and only use the full face when I actually need too
Can i use p10 or p30 with climate control hose?
I have p10 with climate control hose so yes
Does cheap cpap deliver internationally?
Dream Ware don't work for me. I'm a ResMed man myself.
I'm looking to try to transition to using a Nasal Mask soon, ever since my sleep study, even during my sleep study like 5 years ago, they had me using a Full face mask, and the DME provided me with the Amaraview from the get-go, so I have always been on Full-Facemasks. The company my insurance went through doesn't carry ResMed products, so I had to choose the Dreamwear Full Facemask. The mask is decent, but I have to crank it down pretty tight to get it to not leak. So tight that it is very uncomfortable. With all my other FFM's they would usually leak around the mouth area, this one has a tendency to leak around my left nostril. I got the fit pack and tried every size. The large tends to be the best, but I always wake up to it leaking around the nose. Weird. but anyways, I would really like to try the Dreamwear Under The Nose Nasal Mask. Really hoping it works out, I'm really tired of dealing with having to use FFM's every night, some nights it makes me not even want to deal with the trouble so I just pass out with it off, which isn't good. Thanks for the Awesome Video and the Information. I know you probably won't read this because it's so long, but Thanks for putting these videos out and helping people. I've been a subscriber for quite a few years, ever since I got diagnosed.
I am in similar position. only been on CPAP for 1 year and only used the F and P Simplus medium FFM. I identified quickly that mouth drop was a big problem for me so I HAVE to use a cervical collar every night to attempt to control leaks/dry mouth. I'm wondering if a nasal mask would be good for me to try in order to eliminate variables of leaking around the mouth. Did you try the Dreamwear under the nose nasal mask? Any thoughts on that paired with a soft cervical collar?
@@josephwalsh8309 I just got my prescription changed to the Dreamwear Under The Nose Cushion Mask. I'm liking it a lot more. So much more simple, I just pop it on, and it's good to go, no leaks. I'm experimenting right now if I can keep my mouth closed on my own during the night. I did have them give me a chin strap as well just in case, and if that fails, then I will try mouth tape or a boil and bite mouth guard or something, but I'm hoping I won't need it. I've only used it twice so far for short periods, not due to the mask, but the last few days I've been sleeping in like short bursts because I've been busy. I need to get a full rest in with it on to see if I'm good or not :)
My husband has a super big head... can you recommend a mask? Must be cushion. Thanks!
Ummmm......I'm gonna need to see a picture of this head with a yardstick in frame for comparison. This is strictly for science and I will not giggle sporadically throughout the day when I think back to the image of this monstrous head that may or may not be appropriate for a carnival. They way you talk it up I'm reaching for my wallet to pay for admission. GOTTA SEE THAT HEAD!!!!!
You can completely bypass the head and do something like the Bleep Dreamway. Others that have really stretchy headgear are nasal pillows like the P10 and the Brevida. Swift FX Nano might be a great option too.
The dreamwear under the nose that is in your top three....the setting on the machine is "pillow" or something else?
I do nasal. I'm using a ResMed machine with it when I use it.
Looking at new mask . Nano fx v n30i ?
Bleep Dreamway.
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What is the quietest mask out there, my wife can’t stand the sound!
A non-leaky one. P10, Eson, N20, Bleep Dreamway are a few. If your mouth is opening and leaking then they're all going to be loud though.
Not bad bass....
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I have watched the dorky intro 10 times. Why the look, why the phrase....why???
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