Thanks! I corrected my first post after seeing Pugsy's comment. The Liberty was the second hybrid, and the Innomed was the first. Both of these masks have never been updated. They are large and the headgear is heavy. I've been using the F30i and I don't like it. I like the idea of a hybrid since it...

The only other full face mask that has pillows and is a hybrid that I can think of is the Innomed/Respcare hybrid. Have you seen it? https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respcare-hybrid-cpap-mask Been around a long time. No, I haven't. Thanks for that. I could only find the ResMed Liberty on Aeroflow's...

It shows headgear (straps) in regular or large.

Thanks!

What are the other lower profile/lower weight hybrid masks with better headgear? ResMed AirFit F30i Full Face CPAP Mask DreamWear Full Face CPAP Mask ResMed AirFit™ F30 Full Face CPAP Mask F&P Evora Full Face Mask All can be viewed on - https://www.cpap.com/plp/full-face-cpap-mask/ZT0yNjU There are...

Thanks, but I'm looking for a hybrid full face mask with nasal pillows

I buy from Aeroflow. I could only find this hybrid on their site.

Are you already using that mask? This was the first "hybrid" mask on the market. I used it for some years. Now, there are lower profile/lower weight hybrid masks with better headgear. The Liberty has never been updated. What are the other lower profile/lower weight hybrid masks with better headgear?

No, I'm not using it yet. Need to know how to choose correct headgear size.

I've been searching everywhere for an explanation on how to choose the correct size of the Mirage Liberty Headgear . Can someone solve this mystery?

So it's not at all possible for bacteria to build up in micro cracks in tubing? NO! More OCD nonsense. Again, you're exposed to gazillion times more than that in the course of the day when not using CPAP therapy. Where are you coming up with this "micro cracks" nonsense? Den . From here https://sil...

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OK, thanks. Just read the following, do you agree with this?..........Tubes develop small micro-holes over time that can lower the pressure and performance of your therapy. Tubes can also be hard to clean. They need to be replaced about once every 3-6 months as bacteria and mold can build up in the ...

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