Nasal Pillow CPAP Masks

Shop nasal pillow CPAP masks for a minimal, steady seal—great for side sleepers and facial hair. No prescription required for masks.

Popular picks: ResMed AirFit P10, Philips DreamWear Silicone, F&P Brevida.

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Reviewed by: Brendan Scales, RRT (Registered Respiratory Therapist)


Most nasal pillow CPAP masks include multiple pillow sizes (e.g., S/M/L), headgear, and a short tube or frame—see each product page for what’s included with your purchase. For sizing, start with the smallest pillow that seals comfortably and fit with airflow on.

Compatibility: standard 22 mm connections work with most CPAP/APAP machines; some travel devices (e.g., certain compact models) may need an adapter—check the “Compatibility” note.
Returns & hygiene: masks are medical accessories—unopened items are generally returnable; opened/used masks are not. See our Returns page for your options.
Shipping: most orders dispatch quickly; free shipping on select orders—details on our Shipping page.

Common Questions

Do I need a prescription to buy a nasal pillow CPAP mask in Canada?

No. A prescription is not required for a nasal pillow CPAP mask in Canada. Prescriptions are required for CPAP/APAP/BiLevel machines.

What comes in the box?

Typically: the mask frame, headgear, and multiple pillow sizes (e.g., S/M/L). Some models include a short tube or clips. Always check the “What’s Included” section on the product page for the exact contents.

Will this nasal pillow mask work with my CPAP machine?

In most cases, yes. Most masks use a standard 22 mm connection making a universal connection. However, certain travel CPAP devices (such as the AirMini) may need an adapter; see the product’s Compatibility note or ask us to confirm before purchase.

How do I choose the right size? (nasal pillow CPAP sizing)

Use the brand’s sizing guide. Start with the smallest pillow that seals without irritation, fit with airflow on, and test your usual sleep position. Many masks ship with multiple sizes so you can try at home.

How often should I replace the pillows or headgear?

Nasal pillows typically last 4–8 weeks depending on oils and cleaning; headgear usually 6–12 months. Signs it’s time: persistent leaks, softened/tacky silicone, or straps that won’t hold a fit. Replacement parts are available on product pages.