In sleep apnea therapy, Total Face Mask refers to a type of CPAP mask designed to cover the entire face, including the eyes. Total Face CPAP Mask is a great CPAP Mask solution for people who may not be able to tolerate a full face or nasal mask. Total face CPAP/BiPAP Mask with Headgear addresses concerns like nasal discomfort, nasal breakdown, and facial hair, Ideal for users with facial hair, facial irregularities, or dentures.

• Coverage: Encloses the mouth, nose, and entire face, reducing the risk of air leakage, eye irritation is greatly reduced, making for even more effective sleep therapy and fewer disruptions in the night.
• Sealing Design: Uses medical grade silicone cushions to fit different facial shapes, improving comfort.
• Headgear System: Adjustable multi-angle straps distribute pressure evenly, avoiding localized discomfort, fewer red marks and irritation across their cheeks and nose after using this comfortable mask.
• Airflow Pathway: Optimized to minimize CO₂ rebreathing. Accessory swivel allows for greater tubing movement.
• Compatibility: Works with mainstream CPAP/BiPAP machines (e.g., ResMed, Philips).

• Comprehensive protection: Full face respirators provide protection for the entire face, including the eyes, against various airborne contaminants, hazardous chemicals, and physical hazards.
• Higher Assigned Protection Factor (APF): Full face respirators offer a higher APF (e.g., 50 with a cartridge) compared to half-mask respirators (APF of 10), indicating a greater level of protection.
• Enhanced visibility and impact resistance: Many models feature wide, impact-resistant face shields or lenses, ensuring clear vision and protection against physical hazards like splashes or impacts.

Best for: Mouth breathers and individuals with nasal congestion.

Not recommended: Individuals with severe anxiety, claustrophobia, severe asthma, COPD or PTSD.