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Description
Philips Respironics Amara View Full Face Mask, the smallest and lightest of all leading full face masks. Amara View Full Face Mask is designed to be user-friendly with a minimal design, without forehead support to offer the most efficient CPAP therapy to the patients. Amara View Full Face Mask is the best choice for patients who want to experience sleep therapy with a ‘view’. Amara Full Face Mask (Small) is a great choice for those who want to protect their child from the environment.
1. Open Line of Sight
2. Minimal Touchpoints for Less Irritation
3. Adjustable Headgear with Magnetic Clips
4. Fewer Mask Leaks with Tube-to-Hose Connection
5. Replace Cushion Without Replacing Mask
Additional information
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 21 × 16 cm |
| Brand | Philips |
| Product Type | CPAP/BiPAP Mask |
| Mask Type | Full Face |
| Headgear / Frame Sizes | One Size Fits Most |
| Headgear Included | Yes |
| Replaceable Cushion | Yes |
| Cushion Type | Silicone |
| Sleep Position | Back/Side/Stomach |
| Breathing Preference | Combo |
| Includes Multiple Cushion Sizes | No |
FAQs
HOW DO I USE AMARA VIEW MASK?
Place your nose over not into the nostril opening on top of the cushion. The large opening of the mask cushion should fit over the mouth with the top of the mask cushion fitting under your nose.
DOES THE AMARA VIEW MASK HAVE MAGNETS?
The headgear clips and mask frame contain magnets. Contact your healthcare professional before you use this mask. Some medical devices may be affected by magnetic fields.
HOW IS A CPAP MASK SUPPOSED TO FIT?
Remember it is important for the mask to be snug but not tight. ... If your CPAP mask headgear has a chinstrap band, check to make sure it's not too tight as it might pull the mask downward. If your CPAP mask has nasal pillows, rotate the nose cushions or try a different size to help secure the fit.
IS AIR SUPPOSED TO COME OUT OF CPAP MASK?
The air coming from your CPAP machine through the mask is supposed to act as a splint to hold your airways open while you sleep. Mouth Leak: This happens when you breathe with your mouth open while you sleep, and the air coming from the mask escapes from your throat out of your mouth.
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