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I have used the Nasal Aire I and Nasal Aire II, as well as the SNAPP masks. These are called nasal cannula mask as the prongs actually insert into the nostrils. I find that I could use them without much problem and did use them for a while.
My mask of choice at this point is actually a nasal pillow mask called the Headrest/Aura. The name keeps changing and am unsure what it is called presently. A nasal pillow mask doesn't actually insert into the nostrils but sit at the rim of the nares. They are actually the least obtrusive mask in most cases. I love this mask and although, many do not like it == I find it very comfortable.
Masks are very individual and are the hardest part of the therapy to find the one that suits your needs the best.
sleepycarol
We are glad you joined. If you have questions, comments, thoughts, or just want to get to know others this is a great place to be.
You will find informative information for new users as well as seasoned users. If you are a sleep professional, we value your participation in the forum and hope you find it useful in treating sleep apnea patients.
Apr 17, 2009
sleepycarol
My mask of choice at this point is actually a nasal pillow mask called the Headrest/Aura. The name keeps changing and am unsure what it is called presently. A nasal pillow mask doesn't actually insert into the nostrils but sit at the rim of the nares. They are actually the least obtrusive mask in most cases. I love this mask and although, many do not like it == I find it very comfortable.
Masks are very individual and are the hardest part of the therapy to find the one that suits your needs the best.
Jun 20, 2009