You may need to adjust your CPAP nasal mask to get a comfortable fit. Here are step by step instructions to help you get it right. When you have sleep apnea you need a mask that helps give you the sleep you need to enjoy every day. Visit http://www.ResMed.com to learn more about this innovative compact nasal mask used for sleep apnea therapy.
Fitting a CPAP nasal mask properly depends a great deal on your position. Facial muscles change when we lie down and relax even further once we’re asleep, so you may prefer to fit the mask while you’re in your sleeping position. Whether you sleep in a bed with no pillows or in a recliner, you may prefer to fit your mask in your usual sleeping position. Whether you sleep in a bed with no pillows or in a recliner, you should fit your mask in your usual sleeping position. If you experience difficulties in fitting your mask, please refer to your mask user guide for complete fitting instructions or discuss it with your care provider or equipment supplier.
