Nasal pillow CPAP masks feature two nasal inserts that sit at the entrance of your nose to deliver airway pressure. These lightweight masks are minimalist and designed for more freedom during therapy. Nasal pillows masks give you more freedom to sleep in any position comfortably, specifically designed for nasal breathers. Explore our range of options below.
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The nasal pillows CPAP mask has two soft, small, cushioned inserts that sit at your nostrils’ entrance for easy, undisturbed therapy. The soft nasal pillows are typically made of gel or silicone, secured by headgear straps to stay in place all night. Since these nasal pillows fit snugly inside your nose, you’re less likely to be bothered by the mask moving around while you sleep.
These nasal pillow masks are perfect for anyone using CPAP who may feel claustrophobic or tend to move a lot in their sleep. The simple design of a nasal pillow mask lets you sleep comfortably in any position. Since these nasal pillow masks are not bulky, you can move around easily while sleeping. This is great for people tossing and turning or changing positions often at night. Plus, these masks don’t block your view, so you can read, watch TV, or wear glasses comfortably before you go to sleep.
Nasal pillow CPAP masks are a great choice for people who mostly breathe through their nose while sleeping because they send the air straight into the nose. If you breathe through your mouth during sleep and would like to try this type of mask, you can combine it with a chin strap. These straps gently hold your mouth closed during sleep. However, some may feel it is too much equipment to wear when trying to sleep, so keep this in mind as another option for later.
We supply a large range of CPAP nasal pillows masks from quality brands that are supported worldwide. If you’re unsure what mask is right for you, contact us so we can help.
The nasal passages should be clear to get the most from Nasal masks. If you become ill or have a cold or flu, it may be necessary to use a Full-Face mask. This style of mask will deliver air pressure to both the mouth and nose, even when you are congested.
Nasal pillows are designed for nasal breathers as they direct air to your nose only. Full-face masks are better suited for mouth breathers as they direct air pressure to your mouth and nose. If you find a full-face mask uncomfortable and restricting, you can try a nasal mask with a chin strap to close your mouth and encourage nasal breathing.
When using a nasal pillows mask, you need to breathe in and out through your nose to experience the effectiveness of CPAP therapy. If you struggle with this, consider a full-face mask.
There are two types of nasal CPAP masks; the first is nasal cushions; these masks future a soft cushion that seals around your nose. The second is nasal pillows, which feature two nasal inserts that sit at the entrance of your nostrils. Both types are minimal contact and designed for nasal breathing.
Nasal pillows masks are an effective piece of equipment for those using CPAP therapy. Like any mask, they take time to get used to and will not suit every user. These masks are specifically designed for nasal breathers, providing the best results for these users.
