DreamWear Full Face CPAP Mask – FitPack

Sleep soundly with DreamWear Full Face Mask

The DreamWear Full Face CPAP Mask from Philips Respironics is designed to give you more freedom and comfort than any mask before it. The unique design directs airflow through the frame up to the top of the head. This positioning allows you to sleep in your preferred position– on your front, side or back – with greater ease. The under-nose design also minimises facial contact – improving comfort and making it easier to seal.

In studies conducted by Philips, patients reported that DreamWear provided more comfort and provided a better fit than their existing masks. The DreamWear Full Face was being compared to leading masks such as the ResMed AirFit F10 and F20, Fisher & Paykel’s Simplus, and Philips’ own Amara View.

Key features of the DreamWear Full Face

Soft silicone frame – Light, flexible material designed for comfort – no hard plastic touching your face.

Open field of vision – Wear glasses, read, and watch TV thanks to the under-the-nose design.

Top-of-head tube connection – Allow you to sleep on your front, side or back with freedom.

No red marks on the nasal bridge – Innovative design removes all contact from the most common area of discomfort.

Choice of cushion – the DreamWear Full Face cushion can be swapped out for the Nasal Cushion or Nasal Pillows option instead using the same frame.

DreamWear Full Face FAQ’s

With such a unique design, we have had many questions about the DreamWear Full Face. Please see the FAQ tab above to see the answers to the most common queries.

This FitPack includes all four cushion sizes, making it ideal for those wanting to try the mask for the first time. You can try all of the sizes to determine which provides the most comfortable and effective fit for your needs.

Important information regarding pacemakers

This mask has magnetic headgear clips and which may affect some medical devices. The magnetic clips in this mask should be kept at least 2 inches (50mm) away from any active medical device, with special attention to implanted devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators and cochlear implants. If in doubt, contact your healthcare professional before you use it.