AirTouch™ N30i Mask

Why Choose the AirTouch™ N30i Mask

The AirTouch™ N30i Mask is designed for users who require CPAP or bilevel therapy and prefer a minimal-contact nasal mask. Its under-the-nose cushion design helps reduce facial contact compared with traditional nasal masks, while the top-of-head tube connection supports more freedom of movement during sleep — comfortable, low-profile therapy for sleepers who move.

Key Features

✔ Nasal CPAP mask

✔ AirTouch™ N30i design

✔ Under-the-nose cushion style

✔ Minimal-contact mask design

✔ Top-of-head tube connection

✔ Designed for compatible CPAP or bilevel therapy systems

✔ Helps reduce tubing interference during sleep

✔ Suitable for side sleepers and active sleepers when properly fitted

✔ Practical replacement or therapy mask option

Benefits

✔ Supports prescribed CPAP or bilevel therapy

✔ Under-the-nose design may help reduce pressure on the nasal bridge

✔ Minimal-contact fit can feel less bulky than traditional masks

✔ Top-of-head tubing allows more movement during sleep

✔ Helps keep tubing away from the front of the face

✔ Practical for users who want a more open field of vision

✔ Can support comfort and therapy consistency when properly fitted

Usage/Application

Ideal for CPAP therapy, bilevel therapy, sleep apnea treatment routines when prescribed, home respiratory care, users who prefer nasal masks, side sleepers, active sleepers, and users who want a minimal-contact under-the-nose CPAP mask. Use the mask as part of CPAP or bilevel therapy prescribed by your physician or sleep specialist, and confirm the cushion size fits correctly using the manufacturer's fitting guide — a proper seal without overtightening the headgear is key to both comfort and therapy effectiveness. Connect the mask to compatible therapy tubing, adjust the headgear evenly, and check for leaks once the device is running, refitting rather than cinching tighter if air escapes. Clean the cushion daily and the frame and headgear as directed, inspect the cushion regularly for softness loss, tears, or residue that affects the seal, and replace the cushion and mask components on the schedule recommended by the manufacturer or your equipment provider. Contact your care team if persistent leaks, skin irritation, or pressure discomfort affect your therapy, and confirm mask-machine compatibility with your provider when changing equipment.