I Review EVERY Full Face CPAP Mask | Best Hybrid Full Face Mask
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- In this video, I review every hybrid full face CPAP mask. We find the best one based on the results, and discuss which ones might be the best for you! Come join us and learn all about these CPAP masks. We review the ResMed Airfit F40, F30, F30i, Fisher & Paykel Evora Full Face, Philips Amara View and DreamWear Mask.
Why choose a hybrid full face mask?
Hybrid full face masks combine the benefits of nasal and full face masks, offering a comfortable fit that reduces pressure on the bridge of your nose, making it easier to wear throughout the night.
These masks are ideal for both mouth and nose breathers, providing a secure seal and effective therapy regardless of your breathing style. With hybrid masks, you can experience a better seal, which means less air leakage and more consistent therapy.
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Overall Build | 0:23
Headgear Comfort | 1:33
Cushion Comfort | 3:33
Cushion Seal | 5:03
Side Sleeping | 8:03
Diffuser Performance | 9:38
Noise | 12:03
Cleaning | 13:00
Tube Connection | 15:53
Tristan's Scores | 17:43
Google Scores | 18:58
Total Scores | 19:12
FINAL THOUGHTS | 19:20
Please LIKE this video, it helps out a LOT!
I really try to give my opinions on these masks; not just a standard 'sales pitch overview'.
I know my opinions could be different from your experience. Please us know which is your favorite mask. Sleep well!
new to cpap with an asian nose. definitely in the process of trying to find the right mask right. thank you for these in-depth and insightful reviews you do. they're helpful
I've been through them all ima tell you start with a nasal so you can get used to it and tape your mouth shut
Thank you for this video. I am new to CPAP and I’m getting ready to try a hybrid full face F40 because the pillows were comfortable but not working for me because of air leaks, and side sleeping. My biggest challenge, though, is incredibly dry throat. Adjusted humidity still no luck so I’m now going to try the hybrid full face thinking that maybe dry throat is due to mouth breathing. Ugh! what a process!
I use the Evora full face and love it. It took 20 years to finally try something that wasn't The Resmed Quatro full face, which is too heavy for my little face, and killed my nose everytime, I now use my mask every night and get a decent night's sleep with it.
This is fantastic, and makes me feel more comfortable and informed in choosing my next mask. Thank you
Very comprehensive review of the hybrid options. Thankyou Tristan. I really like using full face mask (Vitera and F20 Airtouch) - comfortable and secure. But they can on occasion bring some redness to the bridge of my nose, so I recently spent a long time trying the F30, F30i and Evora (the F40 is not available in Oz yet …). The Evora would be perfect except the exhalation ports (aka diffuser) are so bad!! (I think your comment re blowing out candles is an understatement :) ). Real deal breaker as I spend some time on my side and they shoot at high pressure (down and to the side) - shame because I liked the fit of the Evora (like the Vitera). I couldn’t get the F30 to work - the front port and hose pulls down resulting in a lifting at the top and thus a poor seal near my nose. I landed on the F30i which was a pleasant surprise - yes there is some diffuser air but not in the same way as the Evora (forward and more dispersed). As you point out there is a little additional noise when wearing the F30i but it is barely noticeable and the top mount more than makes up for that. Everyone is different that is why we have some many choices. Keep up your good work.
Thanks for your comment! Will start working on a Full-Full face mask video for ya :)
The Evora - seemed to have promise. I don't know why - but the Evora transmits sound against my cheek bone and it annoys me, so much so that it disturbs my sleep. The F30 is great and the F40 is a great step up.
Love the f40
I have an F30i after giving up on the F20. As Al due to irritation sores. The 30i is so much more comfortable. I do have a problem with it leaking around the mouth in the morning.
Long time ago - the Amara was my favorite. It has since been set aside. Dreamwear and the "F30" are great masks. I am very hard of hearing - the Evora - generates a sonic vibration that transmits (conducts) sound into my face or bone structure. The Evora - is the only mask I've ever worn that makes this kind of "noise".
Exactly the comfortability I prefer the r40 but it always leaks over 17 pressure so I got back to the f20, I don't love it but I might try the other mask for high pressure not quite sold yet since it doesn't swivel.
Thanks for your help
I was not able to get the Evora full dialed in. I could get it to seal when laying still but if i turned my head it would leak and burp out the side and then if i turned more then leak from the nose up into my eyes. The Amara View Full didn't fit me nose. The F30i was most comfy I've worn so far but i get too much leak at night but i don't feel it except a super dry mouth at night. The Dreamworks Full was awful for me, my lower jaw would slide out at night. The F20 AirFit destroyes the skin in the sides of the bridge of my nose and the F20 AirTouch is rubbing the top of the bridge too much and leaks into my eyes. The Simplus was far worse than the F20 on my nose and just hurt to wear it.
How do I know what size F40 mask I should get? I have a small mirage quotro mask now. Great review..! Thanks.
What pressure do you usually run during the night tbh anything over 10 it will leak
But they do have a thing you can print and cut out to size you correctly for it
Is there a mask that feeds from the top that’s suitable for use with a travel cpap machines? Is the F40 available in Canada?
The P30i or the F30i are good options. But you will need an adapter if you are using the AirMini. Such as the 'Snugell AirMini Adapter'. Right now, the F40 is not available in Canada.
You don't want the f40 if you are even medium to high pressure leaks way to easy
Does anyone know when the F40 will be available in Canada?