NASAL
Covers the nose only. Very effective for side sleepers, nasal breathers and lively sleepers.
Nasal CPAP Masks
Nasal CPAP Masks deliver airflow through the nose using a cushion that typically seals around the nose or beneath the nostrils, depending on the mask design. They are one of the major CPAP mask categories, distinct from full face masks and nasal pillow masks, and are available in a wide range of frame styles, cushion formats, and tubing configurations.
CPAP Network offers a carefully organized selection of nasal CPAP masks from trusted manufacturers such as Resmed, Fisher & Paykel, Apex Medical, and other established mask brands. This category includes traditional over-the-nose nasal cushions, under-the-nose cradle designs, and select models with top-of-head tubing or other frame layouts that change how the mask sits and routes airflow tubing.
Because nasal CPAP masks vary by cushion shape, frame structure, included components, and available sizing, each product page is designed to help shoppers compare options more clearly. Listings identify the mask family, size selections, prescription status where applicable, and compatible replacement parts or related mask kit options.
Browse the Nasal CPAP Masks collection below to compare available mask designs, brands, sizes, and component configurations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nasal CPAP Masks
What is a nasal CPAP mask?
A nasal CPAP mask delivers airflow through the nose using a cushion that seals either around the nose or beneath it, depending on the specific mask design. Nasal masks are different from nasal pillow masks, which use small pillow cushions positioned at the nostrils.
What types of nasal CPAP mask designs are available?
Nasal CPAP masks may use a traditional cushion that covers the nose, an under-the-nose cradle cushion, a compact frame, or a top-of-head tubing connection. Available designs vary by manufacturer and mask family.
How are nasal CPAP masks different from nasal pillow masks?
A nasal mask uses a cushion that seals around or under the nose. A nasal pillow mask uses smaller pillow-style inserts that rest at or just inside the nostrils. The two mask types have different cushion designs and facial contact patterns.
Do nasal CPAP masks require a prescription?
Complete nasal CPAP mask systems are commonly sold as prescription-required products, while select Non-Rx Nasal CPAP Mask Kits or replacement mask components may be available without submitting a prescription. CPAP Network separates these options clearly within the relevant categories.
Can I buy replacement parts for nasal CPAP masks?
Yes. CPAP Network carries replacement components for many nasal mask families, including cushions, headgear, frames, elbows, and other compatible parts when available. Product pages identify the mask family and supported replacement options.
Does CPAP Network carry Non-Rx Nasal CPAP Mask Kits?
Yes. CPAP Network offers a dedicated Non-Rx Nasal CPAP Mask Kits subcategory for eligible mask component configurations that can be purchased without submitting a prescription.