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Nasal Mask vs Nasal ‘Pillows’
Nasal Masks are the most common type of mask in use, followed closely by Full-Face Masks. Nasal Pillows are less commonly used for a couple of reasons. They are a smaller, lighter option and look like a flared oxygen cannula which goes approx. 5mm into the nostrils. The obvious advantage is the size and weight, as nasal pillows are considerable smaller than other masks. The only disadvantage is t
Travel CPAP
CPAP use will not hold you back from travelling or spending nights away from home. When travelling abroad, we strongly advise that the machine be carried as hand luggage both to prevent damage and to be sure the machine ends up in the same location as you when travelling through airports. Airports are very used to seeing CPAP machines coming through security checks and you will rarely come acr
When are full face masks needed?
If you have any persistent nasal issues; frequent nasal congestion, frequent sinusitis, rhinitis, deviated septum, or often need to use nasal decongesting sprays, you will more than likely use a full face masks. The reason is that you might find it difficult to take the CPAP machine pressure through your nose if the nose is not 100% clear. Full-face masks account for approx. 40% of users, so t