Amara View Full Face CPAP Mask

Amara View CPAP Mask Features and Benefits:

• Open Line of Sight
• Minimal Touchpoints for Less Irritation
• Adjustable Headgear with Magnetic Clips
• Fewer Mask Leaks with Tube-to-Hose Connection
• Replace Cushion Without Replacing Mask

The Amara View Mask is Ideal For:

• If You Wear Glasses
• If You Are Claustrophobic 
• If You Watch T.V. or Read Before Bed
• If You Breathe Through Your Mouth or Nose

Quiet, comfortable, and perfect for catching up on Netflix.

Enjoy one of the quietest and lightest masks on the market, with an open line of sight. The open design of the Amara View allows you to finish your favourite TV show or read the last few pages of your book before falling asleep.

A Mask that Reduces Touchpoints and Prevents Skin Irritation

This mask is made of soft silicone and has an under-the-nose cushion and a novel nostril opening that eliminates facial contact due to the lack of a forehead support and allows the necessary pressure to flow through the nasal pillow and into your nostrils without irritating your nose.

The Amara mask represents a crossroads of mask designs; providing the benefits of both a nasal pillow mask and an oral CPAP mask, the Amara View is ideal for decreasing dry mouth discomfort and nose bridge irritation for more efficient CPAP therapy.

Adjustable Headgear with Clips for 3 A.M. Bathroom Breaks

The Amara View Full Face mask has four adjustment points around the mask frame and a fifth adjustment point at the crown strap. The mask has more adjustment points than other mask alternatives on the market, resulting in a more stable grip and uniform distribution of therapeutic pressure.

Each mask comes with standard-sized Amara View headgear that is meant to distribute the mask's weight equally and reduce the number of pressure points for a more comfortable fit. With quick-release headgear clips that softly disengage, it's easier than ever to start your day or take a restroom break in the middle of the night.

Tube-to-Hose Connection Provides Greater Mobility and Fewer Mask Leaks

The short tube, designed specifically for the Amara View Full Face Mask, connects to the cuff of the CPAP hose from the front of the mask frame via an affixed elbow and swivel, allowing you to move freely during therapy. The swivel provides 360° motion, preventing the hose from pulling and aiding in the integrity of the mask seal throughout the night.

Replace Cushions Without Replacing Masks

Whether you use small, medium, or big cushions, the Amara View Full Face mask has a universal mask frame that works with every size cushion. When it's time to change your cushion, simply choose your suitable size and have it mailed directly to you—no mask replacement required.

What’s Included:

• Mask Frame
• Mask Cushion
• Short Mask Tube
• Headgear
• Headgear Clips

Compatibility:

This mask is compatible with all CPAP machines except for the AirMini.

Mask Type: Full Face

Headgear / Frame Sizes:

• One Size Fits Most

Suggested Replacement Schedule:

The cushion should be replaced once every six months.

Cleaning Instructions: Yes

Headgear Included: Yes

Replaceable Cushion: Yes

Cushion Type: Silicone

Good For:

• Mouth Breathing
• Active Sleepers
• Readers / TV Watchers

Sleep Position:

• Back
• Side
• Stomach

Breathing Preference: Combo

Product Warnings:

WARNINGS

• Manufacturer Magnet Safety Notice: Magnets with a magnetic field strength of 400 mT are used in the mask. With the exception of the devices identified in the contraindication, ensure that the mask is kept at least 6 inches (approx. 15 cm) away from any other medical implants or medical devices that can be impacted by the magnetic fields to avoid possible effects from localized magnetic fields. This includes household members, caregivers, and bed partners that may be in close vicinity to patients that use the masks. See more details from the manufacturer here.
• Do not over tighten the headgear straps. Watch for signs of over tightening such as excessive redness, sores, or bulging skin around the edges of the mask. Loosen headgear straps to alleviate symptoms.
• Don't block or seal the anti-asphyxia valve or exhalation ports.