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CPAP Masks

CPAP masks are a vital part of sleep apnoea treatment and CPAP therapy. If you’ve been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnoea, find the right CPAP mask for you with our wide range below.

For more CPAP products, shop our CPAP Machines, CPAP Accessories and CPAP Relief & Comfort Boosters.

Visit Blooms The Chemist Sleep Hub for helpful information to support you on your Sleep Health Journey.

CPAP Mask FAQs


It’s important to make sure that you’ve found the right mask that suits your sleeping style, as the CPAP mask is a vital part of your sleep apnoea treatment and CPAP therapy.


What type of CPAP mask is right for me?


There are three types of CPAP face masks available, which are a full face mask, a nasal mask and a nasal pillow mask. A full face mask can provide a better seal against leaking, but a smaller nasal mask that fits over your nose may be better if you are claustrophobic.


Making sure you wear your CPAP mask regularly to get the most out of your sleep apnoea treatment, which can result in more energy and reduce your daytime sleepiness.


Unsure if a mask right for you? Book a Mask Consultation with your nearest Blooms The Chemist CPAP Specialist Store for expert advice on mask fitting.


Do you have Phillips CPAP masks and ResMed CPAP masks?


We do have Phillips CPAP masks and ResMed CPAP masks available. If you’re after a specific CPAP brand, please explore our panel to the left.


Where can I find a CPAP mask near me?


You can find a range of CPAP masks available in your local Blooms The Chemist pharmacy, which you can find using our Store Locator page.


Do all CPAP masks fit with all CPAP machines?


Yes, all the CPAP devices and masks will fit with any CPAP machines. However, this doesn't include the ResMed AirMini device, which requires wearing a specific ResMed mask.


How do I work out what size mask I currently use?


The size of you mask is usually printed on the seal or seal frame. Check the base and the sides of the seal for this information as each mask has sizing printed in a different location.


If you’re having trouble identifying the sizing, please visit your local Blooms The Chemist and present with the entire mask (seal, headgear, clips, etc) for help.


How do I clean my CPAP mask?


Please refer to your mask user manual for cleaning instructions. Alternatively, your CPAP provider can assist you with cleaning guidelines and timeframes for your CPAP equipment.


We have some tips to keep in mind when you do want to clean your mask below.

  • Avoid soap with conditioners or moisturisers
  • Do not use bleach, alcohol or cleaning solutions that contain alcohol
  • After you've cleaned your mask, place it on a flat surface and not in direct sunlight


    What should I do if my mouth is dry?


    Using a humidifier or increasing the setting on your humidifier may alleviate this problem. Dry mouth may also mean you are opening your mouth while sleeping. You could try using either a chin strap with a Nasal mask or Full-face mask.


    What should I do if my mask is leaking?


    If your mask is leaking, here are a few tips you can follow, which include:

  • Follow the steps in the mask user guide to make sure you are fitting the mask correctly.
  • Check your mask, tubing and your CPAP machines for equipment and machine connections.
  • Try putting your mask on before connecting to tubing or turning on your CPAP machine. Putting your mask on after turning the air pressure on might crease or twist your mask and create leaks.
  • Check if your mask is tight. If your mask is too tight, you may be leaking this way and it can be fixed by adjusting your headgear straps.


    You can also refer to your user manual for mask fitting instructions. If this doesn’t fix your problem, please visit your local Blooms The Chemist for a mask fit check.


    What should I do if my mask leaves marks on my face?


    It’s likely that your mask is too tight if it is leaving masks on your face. Try adjusting your breathing mask and headgear straps so that you can achieve a good seal but breathe with less pressure on your mouth closed face.


    When do I need to replace my mask?


    Most brands recommend replacing your CPAP mask every 12 months.


    If you need individual parts beforehand, these can usually be purchased separately. Please contact your local Blooms The Chemist to see if the part you require is available in-store and ask for a quote.


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