AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask
Designed specifically for active sleepers, the ResMed AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear ensures a secure and comfortable seal all night long. This mask offers the freedom to move effortlessly during sleep thanks to its lightweight design and flexible nasal pillows. Featuring QuietAir vent technology, the AirFit P10 stands out as ResMed's quietest mask, prioritizing both your uninterrupted sleep and a peaceful environment.
AirFit™ P10 Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask
The ResMed AirFit P10 nasal pillow CPAP mask is engineered for top-notch performance, comfort, and reliability. It boasts advanced air diffusion technology that minimizes noise, making it about 50% quieter and 50% lighter than other popular nasal masks. This significant reduction in sound helps ensure that both you and your bed partner enjoy a more restful night.
Customizable Fit for Maximum Comfort
The AirFit P10 comes with three sizes of nasal pillows (Small, Medium, and Large), allowing you to find the most comfortable and effective fit.
Additionally, a 'For Her' version is available, which includes X-Small, Small, and Medium sizes, tailored to provide a better fit for female users.
Mask Part Replacement Tips:
Dirt, oil, and residue can build up on your mask part, so it's not only important to clean them per their instructions, but also to replace each part regularly. As masks age, they can also grow large amounts of bacteria and may even become resistant to disinfection.
How frequently should I be changing my mask?
EVERY MONTH: Memory foam mask cushions
EVERY 3 MONTHS: Silicone mask cushions (full face, nasal and nasal pillows)
Mask headgear. Headgear can become stretched out and lose elasticity, which can lead to over-tightening and discomfort. Bacteria from sweat and moisture can also build up over time.
EVERY 6 MONTHS: Complete mask system. The full mask system includes the mask frame, cushion, headgear, and elbow or short tube. They should be replaced regularly to help keep sleep apnea therapy effective and hygienic.
Reference: Horowitz, A., Horowitz, S., Chun, C. CPAP Masks are Sources of Microbial Contamination. SleepHealth Centers, Division of Sleep Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston.
