Resmed are one of the absolute leaders in CPAP therapy devices with the advanced S9 Auto machines and the Quattro line of CPAP masks.
Unfortunately, their latest effort, the full face Quattro Air really isn’t up to the standard that Resmed have set previously with their other equipment.
When you wear something on your face every single night to help you sleep better, one of the things you really need to focus on is keeping it clean!
CPAP masks need to be well cleaned and maintained to provide maximum effect for the person wearing them and Resmed CPAP Mask Wipes are a great way to keep your mask clean
The Philips Respironics FitLife mask is very different from most full face CPAP masks that you’re ever going to try and that’s why I had to test it out for a few nights to see how it performed.
Read my review to see how the FitLife mask performed in the real world.
My nose looked as though I’d gone 10 rounds with Mike Tyson (back in his heyday). I needed something that worked, quickly. In my review of the Resmed Gecko Nasal Pad, I look at how it saved my nose, and some of the downsides of this nose pad.
The Philips Respironics Amara mask is a well constructed and engineered CPAP full face mask that has a range of interesting features for better comfort and easier maintenance. I used this mask for my first month on CPAP and while it worked in helping me get a better night sleep and improving my AHI, it wasn’t without its problems.
One of the newest CPAP full face masks from Fisher & Paykel, the Simplus, really delivers on all fronts: easy of use, maintainability, performance and most importantly comfort. Having tried full face mask from the other major CPAP mask manufacturers, the Simplus is my preferred mask right now and the one I use every night.
When you’re diagnosed with severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea you want to get a CPAP machine that’s reliable, easy to use, has all the features you’ll need, and looks stylish to boot. The Fisher & Paykel Icon+ CPAP machine provides all this and more!