What is your favorite nasal PILLOW mask?

[foxhunter]

I do use the Breeze / LT conversion with the large dilators (yellow) I find the extra length on the pillow works better. I also use the side pads on the LT headgear. I bought both from CPAP.com and they were not expensive. I found that if you pullup a little on the LT medium pillow, then slice through the neck with a razor blade just below the transition line it gives you the correct aperture to insert the breeze pillow. If you don,t do this then it can be a real bear trying to widen the hole you made!
The breeze pillow can then be rotated to the best position to fit your nares.
Best of luck!

[megawill]

Question for those that use a Pillow mask, how often do you need to replace the 'pillows'?

[jdm5]

Question for those that use a Pillow mask, how often do you need to replace the 'pillows'?

Depends on the pillow; I used the Swift LT and had to replace it every 1-2 months. The AEIOMed Headrest seems to last longer; my first one lasted 4 months before I felt I needed I had to replace it (others have reported it lasting much longer).

[tattooyu]

Started out with the Swift LT, with which I got great results.

Now using the Swift FX, with which I get even better results, AND it's much more comfortable and out of the way.

YMMV.

[Laos Film Director]

I use the old fashioned Adams Circuit. It may be the cheapest mask out there for those without insurance and it fits great and keeps leaks to a minimum. The Adam uses breeze nasal pillows and is great for side sleepers. The mask is so compact, I bought a spare to keep in my suitcase for travel. This mask is not as popular as the newer pillow masks out there but I know there are a lot of us out there that still use it.

[Physician]

What is the "SWIFT" problem mentioned in this thread ?

[jdm2857]

You may be sorry you asked. Happy reading!

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