CPAP Masks
CPAP Masks: Find the Right Fit for Your Therapy
We carry CPAP masks in full face, nasal, and nasal pillow styles from ResMed, Philips Respironics, Fisher & Paykel, and more, all FSA/HSA eligible and backed by our 60-Night Risk Free guarantee. The right mask is the one that seals for how you sleep and breathe, so shop by style, by need, or by brand below, and if the fit is not right you can return it risk free.
Shop by mask type
- Full face masks cover the nose and mouth. Best if you breathe through your mouth, deal with nasal congestion, or use higher pressures. Shop full face masks.
- Nasal masks cover the nose only, a popular balance of seal and comfort. Shop nasal masks.
- Nasal pillow masks rest at the nostrils with minimal contact, a good pick if you feel claustrophobic, wear glasses, or read in bed. Shop nasal pillow masks.
Shop by how you sleep and breathe
- Side sleepers: low-profile and tube-up designs that do not press into the pillow when you turn. Shop masks for side sleepers.
- Mouth breathers: full face and hybrid masks that keep therapy working even when your mouth opens at night. Shop masks for mouth breathers.
- Minimal contact: under-nose and pillow designs for anyone who feels closed in by a larger mask. Shop minimal-contact masks.
Shop by fit and feature
- Magnet-free: the safer pick if you or your bed partner has a pacemaker, defibrillator, or other implanted device. Shop magnet-free masks, including full face masks without magnets.
- Beards: pillows and under-nose cushions that seal without a smooth upper lip. Shop beard-friendly masks.
- For her: smaller frames, cushions, and headgear sized for narrower faces. Shop masks for her.
Shop by brand
Browse ResMed masks, including the memory-foam AirTouch line, plus Fisher & Paykel masks and Philips Respironics.
Compare at a glance
| Mask type | Best for | Where it sits |
|---|---|---|
| Full face | Mouth breathers, congestion, higher pressures | Covers the nose and mouth |
| Nasal | Nose breathers who want a stable seal | Covers the nose |
| Nasal pillow | Minimal contact, glasses, reading in bed | Rests at the nostrils |
Try before you commit
New to masks or switching styles? A mask fit pack includes multiple cushion sizes so you can dial in your seal at home, risk free.
How to choose
Your sleeping position, facial hair, and whether you breathe through your mouth all affect which mask seals best. For the full breakdown of how the types compare, read our guide to the types of CPAP masks. Our complete CPAP mask buying guide walks you through the decision, and if you are fighting air leaks, these practical fixes for mask leaks help. Prefer a quick answer? Take the mask finder quiz.
Replacement parts and comfort
Keep your mask sealing with replacement cushions, frames, and headgear, and add mask liners to cut leaks and skin irritation.
Prescriptions, FSA/HSA, and our guarantee
CPAP masks are prescription items in the United States. Upload yours at checkout or have your provider send it, and our team can help if you are not sure what you need. Masks are FSA and HSA eligible, and every mask is backed by our 60-Night Risk Free guarantee and Price Match Guarantee. You can also see what is on sale.
