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Snugz Mask Liners: Machine Washable, One-Size-Fits-Most Liners for Full Face CPAP Masks, Pack of 2
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About Snugz Mask Liners: Machine
Let's face it, the CPAP experience leaves much to be desired. Noisy mask leaks impede your therapy and wake you up. And in the morning, you are faced with pressure marks and skin irritation. Our moisture-wicking and easy-to-use Snugz liners will wrap snugly around most* full CPAP mask (nose and mouth) and rest softly on your face to help reduce noisy leaks, prevent redness and irritation, and feel great against your skin.Snugz are latex free, machine washable, and made in the USA.Two Snugz liners per package - replace every 90 days.If you suffer from the CPAP experience, you're going to love it!Learn more at www.sleepsnugz.com *Snugz have been successfully tested to fit ALL SIZES of the following full face masks: ResMed AirFit F10, AirFit F20, & AirTouch F20; Respironics Amara & ComfortGel; and the Fisher & Paykel Simplus. Snugz are not recommended for ResMed Mirage Quattro as well as Respironics Amara View or Dreamwear.*A note about mask leakage* A better seal does not necessarily mean a more airtight seal. Snugz provide a better seal by allowing some "micro-leakage" through the fabric. This breathability not only keeps your mask feeling cooler, but prevents a sweaty, slippery mask cushion interface that will inevitably slip and lead to loud noisy leaks that wake you up. With Snugz, those noisy leaks and disturbances will be greatly reduced, if not eliminated, and your sleep quality should improve. Your CPAP machine may register some leakage and it may be possible to feel some leakage through the Snugz fabric. Modern CPAP machines, however, automatically adjust for such leakage and what matters most is your AHI and having fewer disturbances. While it's always smart to check with your care provider, if you are sleeping better with reduced disturbances, and your AHI is low, your Snugz is doing its job. See instructions and the rest of our Frequently Asked Questions at www.sleepsnugz.com/instructions-faqs/
