I have been using the Nasal Aire but didn't like the headgear that came with it. It kept sliding around and off no matter what I have tried. Velcro pulls my hair so didn't try Jerry's fix as I hate my hair tangled in the velcro.
I took a stocking cap (found one in pink) and hemmed it right above my ears. I then took and marked where I wanted the straps to hold the tubing. I used a couple of pieces of elastic above the ears as a starting point. I sewed them on. Next I took what would be the back strap to hold the tubing back prior to it looping around front and put a couple of pieces of velcro there to hold them down in the area that is back below the ears. No need for an additional strap to hold it now on the neck area. Then I sewed a couple of smaller velcro pieces on to the top front in front of the elastic ear pieces to help stabilize it more in the front. I added a piece of elastic to make a strap for under my chin so that it won't slide off during the night. It appears pretty stable and am trying it out tonight.
I was in need of some bags to hold some of my extra masks and took a cheap fleece baby blanket from Dollar Tree and cut it into rectangles to hold the mask, headgear, and seals. I put velcro on two opposite sides and sewed up the other three sides. Works perfectly for masks storage and will keep them nice and clean between uses.
Hope someone can use these tips.
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| Machine: M Series Auto CPAP Machine with C-Flex | ||||
| Mask: Headrest Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask with Headgear | ||||
| Humidifier: M Series Heated Humidifier | ||||
| Software: Encore Pro Smart Card | ||||
| Additional Comments: FlexiFit HC 431 FFM / F & P 100 heated humidifier | ||||
Should do a good job. Looks real stable. Let us know how the test run goes! That may rivel Babs modification! 
