NEW Release F&P Pillows CPAP Mask Review

In this video, we dive into the latest release from Fisher & Paykel – the F&P Pillows CPAP Mask! 🚀 If you’re looking for a comfortable, lightweight, and effective CPAP mask, this could be the one for you. We’ll go over key features, the pros and cons, and what sets this mask apart from others on the market.

✨ Key Highlights:

• Ultra-soft nasal pillows for maximum comfort
• Minimal design for a clear field of vision
• Adjustable headgear for a secure fit
• Ideal for side sleepers and those who prefer a lightweight option

🔍 Who is this mask for?
Whether you’re new to CPAP therapy or looking to upgrade your current mask, this review will help you determine if the F&P Pillows CPAP Mask is the right fit for your needs.

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth CPAP mask reviews, tips, and tricks to improve your sleep apnea therapy! 💤

Shop Online:

Go Social:

[Void]

Just got a fit pack with the pillows. Very excited to try it out, as I have been struggling with my BiPAP for about 7 months now.

[canuckchris]

So tell me if I’m wrong. It’s an Evrora with AWESOME head gear

[sptrout]

I use both versions and have no problems using either one. We use a white noise generator every night, so there are no noise issues. These two masks have replaced my years-long favorite mask, the ResMed P10. The P10 masks that I have have leak problems that the Solo does not. Virtually no leaks when using either one. Tough decision every night which version to use. Right now, the nasal mask is the winner.

[Bigthejosh]

I'm still learning and trying to get ontop of my sleep apnea and while I love the solo with nasal pillows I feel like my event count increased a lot when I use it.

[juliek]

How are the pillows supposed to fit in your nose? Im used to the resmed which are quite firm and just rest up against my nostrils. This cushion obviously is much softer. Should the pillows go up into the nose? How do i know it's a correct size? Thanks for the help

[Rusty]

Does this avoid the head straps for creeping from the bottom rear of the head? My N30i does this several times a night