Popular masks
Minimalist Masks
Small, light and simple.
Our Minimalist masks feature our lightest, lowest-profile designs so you can forget you’re wearing anything at all.
Freedom Masks
Sleep in any position.
Our Freedom masks with tube-up design offer the flexibility to sleep in any position, even on your stomach.
UltraSoft masks
Our gentlest masks.
Soft and breathable cushions take CPAP mask comfort to the next level.
Universal Fit masks
Classic masks proven to fit nearly every face.
Designed to fit a wide range of faces.
Helpful terms on Resmed mask series and names
Our mask series names:
Choosing a CPAP mask is a personal decision—it’s all about what works for you. Before you make a choice, here’s some helpful information about Resmed mask series and names.
- AirFit masks have silicone cushions.
- AirTouch masks have UltraSoft memory foam or ComfiSoft fabric cushions.
Each series features different mask types:
- Full face mask names have an “F” in the name — AirFit F40.
- Nasal masks contain an “N” — AirFit N30.
- Nasal pillows masks contain a “P”— AirFit P10.
- Freedom masks contain an “i” to denote their tube-up design — AirTouch N30i.
Choosing the best CPAP mask for you
Finding a CPAP mask is a personal decision. Select the options below to see which mask matches your sleep style, grooming and comfort needs.
You can sleep in any position with these masks:
An UltraSoft memory foam cushion or nasal pillows mask may be best for you:
Active sleepers will be able to move throughout the night in these masks:
These masks may be best for you, especially if you are worried about waking up with red lines on your face:
Full-face masks may be best for you:
Full-face masks may be best for you:
Masks with under-the-nose cushion might be best for you:
Masks with QuietAir diffused venting can help you and your bed partner have quieter nights:
The masks without magnets include:
- AirFit F20 Non Magnetic
- AirFit F30i Non Magnetic
- AirFit N30i
- AirFit N30
- AirFit P10
- AirFit P30i
- AirTouch N30i
Helpful videos
How to find the right comfort and fit for your CPAP mask
Comfortable CPAP masks: finding the right one for you
Tips for starting CPAP therapy
References:
- Source: Combined responses of those expressing preference in an independent patient survey in the USA, UK, Germany, France & Australia, from March 2017.
- Some masks contain magnets that may interfere with certain implants or medical devices. Please refer to the CPAP – Magnet Guidelines for complete information, including magnet contraindications and warnings.