ResMed AirFit N20 Nasal Mask

Resmed AirFit 20 Nasal Mask

A popular tried and trusted choice CPAP mask for nasal breathers. If you're unsure if you're a nasal breather but still wish to use a nasal mask, please consider also using mouth strips or a chin strap to ensure your mouth stays closed at night. This prevents therapeutic air pressure escaping from your mouth while your sleep.

The ResMed AirFit N20 Nasal Mask is a top-of-the-line option for those seeking a comfortable and effective solution for their sleep apnea. With its innovative design and advanced technology, this mask boasts a 20% increase in airflow for improved breathing and a better night's rest. Experience the many benefits of this high-quality nasal mask today.

The AirFit N20 features a cutting-edge InfinitySeal silicone cushion, ensuring a comfortable fit for any face shape or size. Its soft padded frame promotes all-night comfort, while the user-friendly magnetic clips make securing the mask a breeze. Designed with an unobstructed field of vision, it's perfect for reading or watching TV in bed. Additionally, the 'For Her' range offers customised therapy options to cater to women's needs.

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Contraindications:
Contraindications for CPAP Mask with Magnetic Components:

Patients should not use CPAP masks with magnetic clips if they or individuals in direct contact with them have:

1. Active magnetic-responsive medical implants (such as pacemakers, ICDs, neurostimulators, CSF shunts, and insulin pumps).
2. Ferromagnetic metallic implants or objects (such as aneurysm clips, embolic coils, stents, valves, electrodes, magnet-embedded hearing or balance restoration implants, ocular implants, or metallic eye splinters).

Warnings:

• Maintain at least 6 inches (150 mm) of space between the mask's magnets and any sensitive implants or devices to avoid magnetic interference.
• The magnets, located in the mask frame and lower headgear clips, possess a strength of up to 400mT and could detach during sleep.
• The function of implants or devices may be compromised by external magnetic fields, especially if they contain ferromagnetic materials.
• For specific advice on potential magnetic field interactions, consult the physician managing your care and the manufacturer of the implant or medical device.