4 Pack - Full Face CPAP Mask Liners - Reusable, Reduces Air Leaks and Blisters - Fits Most Types of Full Face CPAP Masks by IMPRESA

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My f-20 mask could not stop leaking and fluttering, making it impossible to sleep. I thought these liners might help and for the most part they have, sort of. EXCEPT: the material in these (which looks like cotton t-shirt fabric) is certainly not cotton. The first tip-off is that nowhere in the description is the word "cotton" used. I figured if it was 100% cotton, that would be mentioned prominently. Once I received the liners, I knew I was right. They feel a little rough, a little scratchy, like polyester would feel. I tried using one. No go. I tried handwashing one of them, then soaked it in unscented fabric softener in water. I air-dried it and was able to use it. It helped to solve the leaking problem, but not 100%. And the material is still somewhat uncomfortable. I've only used this for a few days, and I'm really afraid of it giving me a rash in the long run. When I take the mask off in the morning, my face still feels a little uncomfortable for a while. We'll see how it goes, but long term, I don't see this as being my solution. If you are sensitive to polyester, I'd avoid these.

Bought for my husband’s CPAP- his mask used to leak a lot and it would cause him bad skin irritations that would bleed. The leaks are minor and his skin is soothed rather than irritated and I’m getting better sleep. As the directions say, trim only a little fabric away at a time to get the opening the right size. The fabric stretches so you don’t need to trim very much. Brilliant product!

These fit me and help to relieve the pain and rubbing that my resmed mask causes. For my profile (low nose bridge) they work better than anything I've previously.tried. Better than silicone pads or padding I've "invented." But there was a real earning curve. Learning how to cut/tailor them for my own mask and face was trial-and-error. FFiguring out how to get the mask with the pad to click back into the mask frame and stay put was a challenge. My solution was to push the fabric and elastic almost all the way off the mask before trying to make it clich into to the headgear frame. It took some patience and some ingenuity but definitely was worth it. CPAPs are a fact-of-life nuisance. But now I'm MUCH MORE likely to wake up without pain and red pressure marks on my nose and face. Five Stars for that!

I tried to like this product. I WANTED to like this product. I just can't get it to work with the Amara View mask.To properly install the liner, you have to remove the mask from the frame, install the liner, and then *try* to put the mask back on the frame. This would help clamp the liner in place. But it just doesn't go back together with the liner material in the way. And installing the liner on the mask but outside the frame results in a poor seal and moves around just as much as a regular liner does. I was able to install it correctly *once*, but then the air seal was poor and when I messed around with it to get the seal right, the mask popped off the frame and was unable to get it installed again.That said, the quality of the liner *is* good. The thickness and density of the weave looks like it would work well for other masks, so even though I couldn't use it on my specific mask, I still gave it some stars.Oddly enough, I found I was able to use these as on-ear headphone liners. They actually work pretty well for this use by allowing extended use of headphones without ear sweat. So all is not lost, lol!