CPAP Mask Fit Packs

Nasal CPAP masks send pressurized air through your nose while leaving your mouth free. Traditional nasal masks cover your entire nose, while some newer designs have a much lower profile, but both styles can be effective and comfortable.

Since full face and hybrid CPAP masks deliver pressurized air to both your nose and mouth, they’re the best choice for people who breathe through their mouth at night. Click through the images below to discover full face and hybrid CPAP masks with modern designs — including some that can be used by people who experience claustrophobia.

Nasal pillow CPAP masks use inflatable prongs that seal inside your nostrils while leaving the rest of your face free, making them the most minimalist of the CPAP mask styles. If you’re interested in the low-profile comfort of a nasal pillow mask, click the images below to discover our nasal pillow options.