Philips FitLife Total Face CPAP Mask

FitLife Full Face CPAP Mask by Philips Respironics

Whether you have facial hair or just find full face masks uncomfortable around the nose bridge, the Philips Respironics FitLife Total Full Face Mask is an easy choice.

Unlike most masks, the FitLife cushion comfortably fits around the perimeter of your face. This unique design minimizes eye irritation and equalizes pressure away from the most sensitive parts of your face. As air flows into the mask, the soft silicone cushion inflates to create a gentle yet effective seal.

With upper, lower, and top headgear straps, the FitLife Total offers a perfect customized fit. The mask also comes with headgear clips, so there’s no need for readjustments each time you put it back on. Simply “snap” it into place, and you’re ready to start your therapy.

General

Model

1060801, 1060802, 1089991

HCPCS Code

A7030

Manufacturer

Philips Respironics

Basic Features

Warranty

90 days against manufacturer defects

Tube Connection

Front of the face

Mask Type

Total Face

Headgear Features

Headgear Clips and Type

None

Headgear Size with Mask

Yes; Small, Large, Extra Large (corresponds with cushion size)

Other Headgear Sizes Available

See "Headgear Size with Mask"

Other Headgear Styles Available

No

Size

Fit Pack Available

No

Lifestyle Needs

Active Sleeper

No

Stomach Sleeper

No

Glasses Friendly

No

Reduces Claustrophobia

No

Specifically Designed For Women

No

Facial Hair Friendly

Yes

Cushion Features

Cushion Interchangeable with Different Type

No

Spec User Guide

Sizing FitLife Sizing Guide

Compatible with CPAP and BiPAP machines from all manufacturers. AirMini users will need an AirMini Tubing Connector Adapter and a non-heated hose to use this mask.

Who is the FitLife Total Full Face Mask for?

The FitLife Total Full Face Mask is ideal for users with full beards, deviated septums, or facial injuries who struggle to achieve a good seal with traditional full face masks.

How do I clean my FitLife Total Full Face Mask?

Weekly cleaning: headgear

Daily cleaning: cushion, faceplate, elbow with swivel

Disassemble the mask.
Soak the mask parts in warm water with mild soap. Avoid soaking for more than 10 minutes.
Rinse all parts thoroughly under running water, squeezing out excess water from the headgear.
Lay parts out to air dry away from direct sunlight.

How often should I replace my FitLife Full Face Mask?

To maintain the best fit and seal for your CPAP therapy, we recommend replacing the entire mask, including the headgear and frame, every 6 months.

Please note that the FitLife cushion cannot be replaced separately.

My FitLife Full Face Mask is leaking. What should I do?

Gently pull the mask by the sides of the faceplate away from your face and then release it. This allows the cushion seal to inflate and settle comfortably on your face.
Make sure to clean both your mask cushion and your face, as facial oils can interfere with the seal.
Ensure you're wearing your FitLife Mask according to the fitting instructions in the user guide. The way you put on the mask significantly impacts the seal.
Adjust your headgear as necessary. Do not overtighten.
Try a larger or smaller mask size.
Replace any worn out mask parts.

I chose this mask because I have trouble with the bridge of my nose becoming very sore with other types of masks.
With this mask I couldn't get a lasting seal around the cheek area. I tried for 8 days making adjustments to the straps and the pressure of my machine to no avail. Its not entirely the fault of the mask but is something that should be considered when thinking of buying one.

This mask is very comfortable, no air leaks. It is easy to put on and adjust. I never felt opressed to have the full face in the back of a glass.
The first time I had it, the pressure in the nape, that provoked strong dolors in the arm and in the nape, type reumatic. One year later, every thing is OK. I sleep on the side and I have ne problem with that. I have a small and soft pillow.
In the morning, I have less marks on the face than with an other mouth-nose mask. I have impression that friendly hands go round my face, in spite of I must use a strong pressure (16 cm water). So I recomand this mask.

After multiple jaw and facial reconstructions, as well as nasal nerve damage this mask type is my only choice.
Despite the occasional akyward leak this mask is as described. I have also has issue with having to tighten it
Severely to stop leaks. It is the nature of the beast. I am set to try the other total face mask option soon, so I'll
comment on that one as soon as I know.
Considering my other option is the oracle, I rotate back and forth as my pain levels and irritation to large mask
Are tolerated. This method has worked for a solid 2 years, other than a hyperbaric chamber, these masks and
Oxygen supplements are what I use. 6/18/13. 4 of 5 stars

When I took the punt on this mask it was easily the best choice I had made.

It's definitely not for everyone. If you have claustrophobia you won't like it, and due to it's shape if you have a thinner face you may have some issues.

For me though from the night I started with it I've had nothing but great sleeps.

My previous mask destroyed by nasal bridge and when I saw this it was the most logical replacement as I can't use nasal masks either.

The only issue I have with it is that the head-straps seem to stretch a little to easily so every 3 months or so I have to replace them.

Would like to return it as per order terms . How shall do it ?

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