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Best CPAP Masks for People with Claustrophobia

CPAP Masks for Claustrophobic Patients

The best CPAP masks for people with claustrophobia touch as little of the face as possible and leave your line of sight open. That means nasal pillows, cushions that sit under the nose, and masks with the tube at the top of the head.

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Best CPAP masks for claustrophobia

ResMed AirFit P10 nasal pillow mask, a minimal-contact CPAP mask

If a CPAP mask makes you feel closed in, the first thing to try is a mask that covers less of your face. These are the designs that help, with the reason for each.

CPAP masks for claustrophobic patients: our picks

MaskTypeWhy it suitsPrice
ResMed AirFit P10Nasal pillowsOnly the pillows touch your face, at the nostrils. Nothing sits over the nose or in front of the eyes.$99
ResMed AirFit N30iNasalThe cushion sits under the nose and the tube connects at the top of the head, out of your view.from $75
ResMed AirFit N30Nasal cradleA small cushion under the nose with thin headgear.from $89
Philips Respironics WispNasalA compact nasal cushion with no forehead support.from $59
ResMed AirFit F40Full faceFor mouth breathers. It seals under the nose, so nothing rests on the bridge.$129
Philips DreamWear Full FaceFull faceCovers the mouth, sits under the nose, and routes the tube to the top of the head.from $99

Prices checked October 2026. The listings above show the current price and stock.

If you breathe through your mouth

You still have options. The AirFit F40, AirFit F30, AirFit F30i and DreamWear Full Face cover the mouth but seal under the nose, so they leave the bridge of the nose and your field of view clear.

Getting used to the mask

Wear the mask for short periods while you are awake, for example while reading or watching TV, before you sleep in it. Most machines also have a ramp setting that starts at a lower pressure and builds up.

Not sure which mask suits you? The Mask Finder asks a few questions and suggests masks to match.

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Ordering with a prescription

Complete CPAP masks are sold by prescription. Place your order, then email a copy of your prescription to info@orderyoursupplies.com. Replacement cushions, headgear and mask kits without headgear do not need one.

FAQs

What is the best CPAP mask for someone with claustrophobia?
A nasal pillow mask such as the ResMed AirFit P10 is the usual first choice, because only the pillows at your nostrils touch your face. If you breathe through your mouth, look at a full face mask that seals under the nose, such as the AirFit F40 or the Philips DreamWear Full Face.
What type of CPAP mask is least likely to cause claustrophobia?
Nasal pillow masks cover the least, followed by nasal cradle masks that sit under the nose, such as the AirFit N30 and N30i. Traditional full face masks cover the most.
Can I use a full face mask if I am claustrophobic?
Yes. Choose one that seals under the nose instead of over the bridge. The AirFit F40, AirFit F30, AirFit F30i and DreamWear Full Face all leave the area around your eyes open.
How can I get used to wearing a CPAP mask?
Start by wearing it while you are awake, for a few minutes at a time, and build up. Use the ramp setting on your machine so the pressure starts low. If the feeling does not ease, try a smaller mask style before you give up on therapy.
Do I need a prescription to buy one of these masks?
Yes. Every complete CPAP mask is sold by prescription. Place your order, then email a copy of your prescription to info@orderyoursupplies.com and include your order number so we can match it. Replacement cushions, headgear and mask kits sold without headgear do not need a prescription.
Can I return a mask if it does not fit?
Only if it is unused. We accept returns within 30 days of delivery when the mask is still in its sealed original packaging; a mask that has been opened or worn cannot be returned. Approved returns are refunded minus a 20% restocking fee, or you can take store credit. If you are between sizes, a fit pack includes more than one cushion size.

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