Philips Dreamwear Nasal Pillow Mask

DreamWear Gel Nasal Pillow offers Freedom of movement, Minimal contact under the nose, Perfect for any sleeping position. The DreamWear Silicone Pillows CPAP mask from Philips Respironics pairs a softer, lighter nasal pillow cushion with the innovative DreamWear mask system.

Sleep exactly how you like-even on your stomach-with the Philips Respironics DreamWear Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask. Additional benefits include a soft silicone frame and an open line of sight fit.

DreamWear Nasal Pillow Mask Features and Benefits:

• Gel Nasal Pillows
• Top-of-Head Hose Connection
• Soft Fit DreamWear Frame
• Open Line of Sight

The Respironics DreamWear Gel Pillow Mask is Ideal For:

• Side Sleepers
• Stomach Sleepers
• If You Breathe Through Your Nose
• If You Wear Glasses
• If You Are Claustrophobic
• If You Watch TV or Read Before Bed

Gel Nasal Pillows Offer Cushy Built-In Comfort

This mask’s nasal pillows are integrated into the mask cushion and feature a gel insert that offers plush comfort and a reliable seal. Each fit pack includes three varying sizes of gel nasal pillows, small, medium, and large, to ensure a just-right fit for optimal CPAP therapy.

Top-of-Head Connection Allows Active Sleepers to Move Around

Because the DreamWear mask connects to the hose at the top of the head with the swivel elbow, you have more freedom to move around throughout the night, plus the design can help reduce the discomfort that comes with having the hose close to your face and body.

Soft Fit DreamWear Frame Helps You Fall Asleep and Stay Asleep

The hollow silicone frame enables your therapy air to travel through both sides of the frame to reach the DreamWear nasal pillow cushion and automatically adjusts if one side becomes blocked, ensuring that you always receive your therapy pressure – even while side-sleeping.

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The DreamWear mask frame offers an open line of sight and minimizes contact points that may cause irritation. The mask site on either side of your head, leaving your face mostly unobstructed, making it ideal for people who wear glasses or experience claustrophobia.