Philips Respironics DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask Review - from CPAP.com

The Philips Respironics DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask will be released on April 1, 2019. We've got the mask already, and have our official review! The DreamWisp is a next-generation nasal CPAP mask, borrowing the best features from the DreamWear and Wisp CPAP masks into one complete package. You'll notice the triangular traditional over the nose cushion, and the top-of-head hose connection you'd find with the DreamWear Nasal.
The top-of-head hose connection removes the bulk from the middle of the face creating a wide open field of vision, allowing you to read, watch TV or send a text. It's going to work well for anyone that may feel claustrophobic or is an active sleeper, as the hose connection is on a 360-degree swivel.
Allowing you to sleep in any position is another huge benefit to this mask. It is designed to accommodate the needs of side sleepers, stomach sleepers, and so many other positions, increasing user comfort and helping make it easier to stick with your CPAP therapy.
DreamWisp Nasal CPAP Mask
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[@evanstringer375]

I purchased this mask from Careica in Calgary and have to complement both Careica for their service and choice of mask for my sleeping habits. The mask is very comfortable and mainly leak free during all my position changes. I recommend both the mask and Careica for their professionalism.

[@judyshuler6775]

I tried this mask the biggest problem,is the air on the air blows up on my eyes

[@Elleoease]

Can't actually see the mask.

[@judyshuler6775]

I have this mask but the air blows in my eyes

[@judyshuler6775]

Why should it do that ???

[@judyshuler6775]

Over the nose