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CPAP Machines 101

Information Guide to Sleep Apnea and the Use of CPAP

CPAP Nasal Masks

Fitting your nasal mask properly is important for your comfort and to ensure that the mask is leak-resistant. Nasal masks that leak greatly interfere with the functioning and the effectiveness of a CPAP machine. Many nasal masks come with a gel-filled seal that molds to your face.

Standard CPAP masks - by far the most popular

Full-face CPAP masks - for those who have problems with mouth breathing or air leakage from the mouth

CPAP nasal pillows - also called nasal interface systems

CPAP nasal prongs - instead of a mask, there are two short prongs that are inserted into the nostrils.





Information guide to sleep apnea and CPAP machines

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