ResMed AirTouch Cushions For N20 Nasal CPAP Masks

I had been using a ResMed F20 full face mask for six months. It was comfortable enough, but leakage and events were high. I was averaging 10 - 20 events per hour, and not sleeping well. I decided to try a nasal mask, the Resmed N20. After settling on Med size, I saw immediate improvement. Leakage was nil, and events went to near zero, averaging 1.5/hour, and sleeping like a baby.

Respshop has been great. The web site is easy to navigate and choose the parts I need. Shipment has been prompt, sometimes within a few hours. All product I have ordered has been received sealed in ResMed packaging, not repackaged, unlike some other companies I will not name.

The first time I ordered from RespShop, I ordered the wrong items. They would not take a return, because I had opened the packages before I noticed it was the wrong thing, but did give me full store credit.

The Respshop is the only place I will order my CPAP items. Their customer service is amazing and within a day of placing my order, I had it 2 days later. Great company…you won’t be disappointed!

These are the best masks ever! They have changed how long I am able to use my CPAP machine every night.

I had been suffering from dry and irritated skin due to my CPAP. It had gotten to the point where I was considering discontinuing CPAP use and losing its benefits. I tried the AirTouch cushion as a last ditch effort. The memory foam material is much better that the standard cushion and has resolved almost all of my skin irritation problem. I have added the use of a CPAP aloe cream and that also seems to help.

While I am less of a fan of the headgear you need to use with this (the part that is supposed to go over the top of your head flaps behind my head - tried different sizes and male and female version so I have had to jury rig it) the actual mask is pretty good. My skin doesn't get red using this and I can adjust the mask not to get any face dents with leaks at about about 5L . Be careful though if you end up with a lot of condensation in your mask as memory foam and water do not mix (memory foam loses its cushioning and condensation dripping will speed up the breakdown of the memory foam). You may need to put the humidity down a bit on your cpap to deal with that. Or replace the mask more often.