Cpap Full Face Mask

CPAP FULL FACE MASK:
CPAP FULL FACE MASK: This Mask is a noninvasive ventilation accessory used to deliver oxygen when connected to CPAP machines. Full mask: This triangular mask fits over your nose and mouth. A full mask is best if you breathe through your mouth during sleep.
A CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine helps treat sleep apnea. This device delivers continuous air through your mouth and/or nose to help keep your airways open while you sleep. A CPAP machine includes: A mask that fits over just your nose or both your nose and mouth.
A full-face CPAP mask has a seal around your mouth and nose. It brings utmost comfort to breathe, making it an ideal choice for mouth breathers or individuals who consistently experience nasal congestion. The full face CPAP mask will elevate the comfort and disperse the airflow to a wider area.
As you sleep, CPAP provides air at a pressure just high enough to prevent the collapse of your airway. The pressurized air is provided through a mask that seals with your mouth or nose. This allows you to breathe without much effort and sleep without waking up.