AirFit F20

CPAP mask to find to right fit for you therapy needs.

AirFit F20

Why is AirFit F20 our most popular mask? Most CPAP users find it just works! It comfortably fits a remarkable 97% of people1 2 3.

  • Universal Fit
  • Full face mask
  • Mouth and nose coverage Silicone cushion
The mask contains magnets that may interfere with certain implants or medical devices. Please refer to the Support documents for complete information, including magnet contraindications and warnings.
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Are you and AirFit F20 a match?

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I breathe through my mouth when I sleep

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I wear glasses

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I get a stuffy nose at night

Product highlights

  • InfinitySeal™ cushion is designed to stay sealed at any airflow pressure setting
  • Soft and flexible frame sits underneath the eye and adapts to different facial types, while its integrated padding provides added softness.
  • Magnetic clips mean two simple snaps and your mask is on or off
  • Plush headgear and soft, flexible frame provide extra comfort
  • Quick-release elbow allows you to get up at night and disconnect without removing the mask

AirFit F20 comfortably fits a remarkable 97% of people who try it. 1 2 3

The right fit for you

Finding a mask that fits well is key to your CPAP therapy success. That's why we used input from hundreds of CPAP users with a wide range of facial features to design AirFit F20. The result is a mask that fits nearly everyone and has become one of the most widely used CPAP masks in the world.

How-to videos

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Frequently asked questions

I'm having issues with my CPAP mask and need help. Who should I contact?

The CPAP equipment provider – the store where you picked up your CPAP mask and machine – is responsible for providing you with ongoing clinical support, including answering any questions and helping you resolve any mask comfort or fitting issues that you may be experiencing. Getting used to a mask can be challenging and there may be a different mask option that will work better for your personal comfort needs, so don't hesitate to reach out!

Not sure who your CPAP equipment provider is? We can help,fill out our Contact Us form or simply use our Chat Bot.

How do I clean my mask and how often should I clean it?

You should clean your mask daily. Facial oil and dirt can easily build up on your mask parts when they’re not cleaned properly, which can lead to skin irritation. The good news? Cleaning your mask doesn’t take long, so working it into your morning routine should be a breeze.

HOW TO CLEAN AIRFIT F20:

Time it takes: 5 minutes

Supplies you'll need to clean your mask:

  1. Sink or tub
  2. Warm, drinking-quality water (86°F / 30°C)
  3. Dish soap (if possible, mild antibacterial)
  4. Towel

Daily step-by-step cleaning tips:

  1. Unplug your CPAP machine from the power source.
  2. Disconnect your mask and tubing parts from your machine.
  3. Disassemble your mask into three parts: headgear, cushion and frame.
  4. In the sink, clean your mask cushion and headgear to remove any oils. Gently rub with warm, drinking-quality water and mild soap.
  5. Avoid harsh cleaning products, including dish detergents, which may damage the mask or leave harmful residue.
  6. Rinse again thoroughly with warm, drinking-quality water.
  7. Place the cushion and frame on a towel and allow the parts to dry away from direct sunlight on a flat surface.
Can I use an ozone device to clean my ResMed mask?

Use of ozone may discolor a ResMed mask during the ResMed limited warranty period and that will not be covered. Discoloration of ResMed masks is only covered during the limited warranty period if it occurs upon initial unpackaging.

How often should I replace mask parts and can I sign up for a replacement program?

It's important to take regular care of your CPAP equipment – especially the various parts of your mask, which can be affected by dirt, oil and residue from your skin. Poorly cleaned CPAP masks can cause discomfort and skin irritation. The last thing we all need is another to-do item, so contact your CPAP equipment store and ask if they have a replacement supply (resupply) program that you can enroll in to get new parts on a consistent schedule.

Why is the AirFit F20 mask cushion made from silicone material?

Most CPAP masks have silicone cushions because it's a hypoallergenic material that's soft, lightweight and allows for a stable, comfortable seal on your face while you're sleeping. It's important that you decide what's most comfortable for you and your therapy when it comes to your mask cushion. If you experience skin irritation or are uncomfortable with your current mask, contact your CPAP equipment store to let them know so you can try a different mask. ResMed AirTouch F20 is an alternative that is the same mask as AirFit F20, only the cushion is made of our patented UltraSoft memory foam instead of silicone.

What is AirFit F20 for Her?

AirFit F20 for Her is the same mask as an AirFit F20 except it has lavender accents rather than the standard blue, and comes in sizes Small and Medium. Regular AirFit F20 is available in Small, Medium and Large.

Citations

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Source: ResMed AirFit F20 internal Australian fitting study of 27 existing CPAP patients conducted between March–April 2016.

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Source: ResMed AirFit F20 internal USA fitting study of 34 existing CPAP patients conducted April 2016.

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Source: ResMed AirFit F20 internal EU and APAC fitting study of 90 existing CPAP patients conducted June 2016.

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Source: ResMed internal verification testing conducted from July-August of 2017.

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Source: Based on a third-party, independent study commissioned by ResMed in February 2017, surveying 400 patients currently using CPAP for 6 or more months.