Hi, I'm Bo from cpapmasktypes.com. In this post, I'll review the ResMed mask range and help you understand the mask descriptions and categorization to find the right one. All ResMed masks currently available are part of the AirFit line. The model numbers for AirFit masks start with "P" for Pillows (nose prongs), "N" for Nasal
Hi, I’m Bo from cpapmasktypes.com. In this post, I’ll review the ResMed mask range and help you understand the mask descriptions and categorization to find the right one. All ResMed masks currently available are part of the AirFit line. The model numbers for AirFit masks start with “P” for Pillows (nose prongs), “N” for Nasal (nasal cup or cradle), or “F” for Full Face (covering both nose and mouth). The number following the type of mask designation indicates the specific model within that category.
Bryce from CPAP Direct here. I’ll clarify the ResMed mask range to help you find the right one. The model numbers usually end in 10, 20, or 30, with higher numbers indicating more recent releases. If the number is followed by an “I,” it means the mask has a top-of-the-head delivery system with a SpringFit frame. As opposed to a front-delivery system seen in traditional masks. On the other hand, if the number does not have an “I,” the mask has a front-of-face delivery system. Currently, the market has masks such as the P10 (pillow mask), the P30i (top-of-head delivery), etc.
The N30 is a cradle mask, the F20 is a full-face mask and is their flagship product, while the F30 is the latest release from the F20 with an under-the-nose cushion design. The latest addition is the F30i, which has an under-the-nose cushion style and attaches to the top of the head. It’s important to note that not all ResMed AirFit masks are compatible with the AirMini CPAP machine. Contact our clinicians or book a free consult for guidance if you want to switch to a different mask.
conclusion
The ResMed mask range offers a variety of options for CPAP therapy, with each mask offering different features and benefits. By understanding the model numbers and categorization, you can find the suitable mask that fits your needs. Remember, if you have any questions or want to switch to a different mask, don’t hesitate to contact our clinicians or book a free consult for guidance. Visit our video review section for more detailed information on the various ResMed masks.
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