DreamWear Silicone Nasal Pillow Fit Pack
$90.00
DreamWear fit pack with headgear, medium frame, all cushion sizes
DreamWear's unique design offers one mask with three cushion options – nasal, pillow and full face, to give patients the ability to choose the interface that works best for them. Designed to provide freedom of movement during sleep, DreamWear patients can feel like they are not wearing a mask at all.
Exceptional fit and comfort
Users stated that DreamWear was more comfortable, appealing and had a better fit than their prescribed mask. DreamWear’s soft, flexible silicone frame and fabric wraps provide a soft touch on the patient’s cheek.
Like wearing nothing at all
DreamWear's unique design offers one mask with three cushion options to give patients the ability to choose the interface that works best for them. Its remarkable design directs airflow through the frame so patients can sleep comfortably. The minimal contact, under-the-nose cushion prevents red marks, discomfort or irritation in the nostrils or on the nose bridge.⁴
Freedom of movement
DreamWear users experienced more freedom of movement throughout the night than with their current prescribed mask.¹⁻³ Unrestricted by cumbersome tubing, patients can sleep in any position they desire – on their stomach, side, or back.
Simply switch cushions without changing masks
Finding the right mask, cushion and headgear can be a difficult and time-consuming exercise of trial and error. The DreamWear mask is designed to quickly and easily switch cushions types. Without changing masks. DreamWear may reduce the number of masks a user needs to try to get set up.
Have Questions About Our Products?
A CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) machine is a medical device that provides a steady stream of air to keep your airways open while you sleep. It’s primarily used to treat obstructive sleep apnea, helping you breathe more easily and sleep without interruptions.
Regular replacement is essential for optimal therapy and hygiene. Generally, the mask should be replaced every 3–6 months, while cushions, headgear, and tubing should be checked monthly and replaced as needed or every 3 months to prevent wear and tear.
Yes, in most places, a prescription is required to purchase CPAP machines, masks, and other supplies, as CPAP therapy is considered a medical treatment. This ensures proper settings tailored to your needs, based on a sleep study.
Cleaning your CPAP equipment regularly prevents bacteria and mold buildup. Wash your mask, tubing, and humidifier chamber with warm, soapy water daily and let them air dry. Many CPAP users also use sanitizing devices or wipes for quick cleaning.
Comfort is key for successful CPAP therapy. Try adjusting the mask straps for a better fit or explore different mask types, such as nasal, full-face, or nasal pillows. Some machines also have a "ramp" feature that gradually increases pressure, making it easier to fall asleep.
Yes, CPAP machines are designed to be portable, and most airlines allow them as carry-on medical equipment without counting them toward baggage limits. Consider using a travel-friendly CPAP model, and check if your machine has a battery backup option for times when a power outlet isn’t available.
Humidifiers are optional but can be beneficial, especially if you experience dryness, irritation, or nosebleeds. Heated humidifiers provide moisture to the airflow, helping prevent dryness in your nose and throat and making therapy more comfortable.