F&P Brevida versus Pilairo Q

[skram]

Anyone seen or tried the F&P Brevida mask? It looks a lot like the Pilairo Q, so wondering if it is a replacement/improvement on it, or if I'm not seeing something that makes it different.

[Stormynights]

Those are really close in looks. I have a Pilairo and I like it really well. I didn't care for that tiny single strap that it came out with at first but I like the head gear that is a little more secure. The headgear for the Brevida looks like the headgear for the P10 which is another favorite mask of mine. I hope they aren't going to replace the Pilairo. Maybe they just want to see which one sells the best.

[Pugsy]

I had to hunt around a bit to find an image of the new mask. Looks like it will be a little while before it is released here in the US.
Looks interesting. I might try it once it becomes available here in the US.

I doubt it is meant as a replacement to the Pilairo which is still fairly new in terms of age for a mask.
One of the much older F & P nasal pillow masks would be more likely to get the axe before the Pilairo I would suspect. You never know about these cpap mask manufacturers though.

I wasn't wildly crazy about the Pilairo for various personal reasons. I could have used it if I had to but it was down below several other nasal pillows masks in terms of my personal preference.

The cushion/pillow for the Brevida reminds me a little bit of the DreamWear cushion...only smaller version and fits more around the nostrils maybe. It was hard to tell for sure because I was only able to find one picture.
Once it becomes more available worldwide we will get a better look at it.
There was a video but I couldn't get it to load for me to be able to see it better. I might try it later on a different computer.

Edit...I found this that showed the mask in better detail. Especially the way the nasal pillow is constructed.
https://www.fphcare.co.nz/brevida
Headgear looks very similar to the P10 headgear but more adjustable. I guess they learned their lesson with the first Pilairo and the one size fits all headgear fiasco.