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RE: fullface mask for mouth breather - Big Guy - 10-08-2019 (10-08-2019, 06:26 PM)Sudsy Wrote: Hi again Don't be too put off you if wake with some mask contact irritation areas on your face. I did and within a few days, my face became accustomed to the mask and all has been good. I use a size large F20 mask. I too, get a sore spot every now and then. That could be because of various issues. After a couple of weeks of use, the sore spots were no longer an issue. It's not normal at all to have something rubbing the skin on your face all night long. It will get irritated. But for most people, the face will adapt. RE: fullface mask for mouth breather - becker44a - 10-11-2019 (10-07-2019, 11:34 AM)Sudsy Wrote: Hello Hello Sudsy and Welcome to the forum. I also am a sometimes mouth-breather, and I started PAP in 2014. As I recall the 1st mask I tried was a Resmed Quatro. I wasn't too happy with it, as it required a good deal of fiddling to handle leaks. At that time, a popular option was the F&P Simplus. I found an online PAP supplier who would allow a mask exchange for full credit, ANY NUMBER OF TIMES! My DME would allow a mask exchange ONLY ONCE. So I ordered a Simplus online, and have happily been using that model of mask ever since I have taken to using the Remzzz fabric mask liners, as they seem to help my face which seems to be a little reddened where the silicone mask seal sits. Also, they seem to diffuse minor leaks, especially around my eyes. I have found no trouble in re-using the Remzzz liners a number of times, so the cost is appreciably less than if they were used once and discarded, as Remzzz suggests. Good luck on your journey! RE: fullface mask for mouth breather - mper6794 - 10-12-2019 Hello, Essentially a mouth breather, side sleeper, at the time started treatment, 2 years ago. 1.5 years pretty much lost trying to use nasal mask, correct leaks, chin....etc. About to give up therapy, i found out aiffit f20. Thanks Prana! Fixed mouth breathing and leaks (maximum pressures around 13.0), and plus, give me very good feedbacks on my PLMS-moves. Love It! Good luck RE: fullface mask for mouth breather - beckysue - 10-15-2019 (10-07-2019, 11:34 AM)Sudsy Wrote: Hello Been using APAP for over 5 years. I start out the night as a nose breather, so I was using nasal masks (4 years) but found that during or after an apnea I would tend to open my mouth and breath/snore, so I recently I purchased a full face mask. I am female so I am using the female version but I find the seal to sit great no matter how much I move in the night and I am having NO irritation at all around my face/nose. I am using AirTouch F20 Full Face CPAP with Headgear by ResMed. but I am sure the "for him" version will be good too. |