CPAP Mask Liners - Reusable Comfort Covers (See Product Description for Size Choices)

Makes using a CPAP so much better! Eliminates the skin irritation that I get from the silicone mask. It also eliminates the air that leaks from my mask which can make that annoying squeaking noise that wakes you or your spouse up at night or blows in your eye.I like that you can wash these and use them over and over. I put them in a lingerie bag when I wash them and let them air dry. After about a year, they become a little "pilly" and not as comfortable but I figure a year is a great amount of time to use this product.I gave it four stars (wish I could do four and a half) because I wish it was just a little softer fabric and a little larger hole already cut. I don't mind cutting my own opening but I wish they would start with something bigger. Even though I gave it four stars, I still use it and recommend it to all my friends and family.

I started using these as soon as my mask came in, so after sleeping with these liners for a few nights and waking up with hardly any creases in my skin, I thought, "Surely the mask on its own can't leave THAT many marks." So I tried it without the liner, and the next morning, it looked like I had aged 10 years with all the marks on my face. So, this product definitely helps. Also nice that two liners are included so you can do some course-correction on how you originally trimmed it.Cons: It doesn't quite protect the top of my nose from marks, even though the fabric is still covering it. And whoever is making these is making BANK. It's basically just cotton fabric with elastic around the edge. If I could sew, I could make this for about $3 in supplies.

I wear a Resmed full-face CPAP mask. I usually have my humidifier set on high, because my nose and throat dry out. When I use these mask liners I have fewer noisy leaks and no water accumulation on the inside of my mask. They come two in a pack. Each looks like a tiny round shower cap, made out of a microfiber material. The instructions are to put the liner 'cap' over your mask (and mask cushions), then cut a hole in the middle for your nose. I suggest you start out with the smallest possible hole you can get the end of your nose through, then enlarge the hole until it's not quite comfortable. Try it one night, figure out where the hole is too small, trim it just a little, repeat until it works right for you. Like everything else associated with CPAP, it took a little getting used to. Once I got used to it, it's wonderful. I sleep much better with this mask cover, and it reduces the morning indentations on my face from the CPAP mask.

This CPAP mask comfort cover is the best thing to come out since sliced bread! I makes wearing a mask at night quite tolerable instead of a royal pain, and eliminates the red marks on your nose and face from having to tighten the head gear straps so tight that the mask won't leak. It immediately stopped the annoying air blowing out the mask sides and top into my eyes, and really impressed my wife as it completely silenced the noise of the air leaks from around the mask. I give the Comfort Cover 5 stars for being a great idea and product. Plus, it is washable and reusable so it saves money over the little white doilys you have to lay in your mask to stop the irration from the silicone mask material.

I actually lucked out on the fit for this mask because my mask wasn't listed in the size options. I just made an educated guess based on the descriptions included in the mask lists and it fits my mask perfectly. My only complaint about these mask liners is the material is a bit too thin and and not quite as "comfy" as I thought they'd be. However, they do work.

The cover fit over the mask as expected, but since you have to cut (expand) the hole in the back of the cover it is trial and error.I do find the cover helps with comfort when it stays in place. I think I over cut my first one. Now that I know what to look for I can adjust on the second when I get to using it.

These do exactly as I wanted them to. However, the price for just two is ridiculous. These are merely a little bit of cloth sewed onto a bit of elastic. No finishing seem on the inside means they will fray as time passes (mine have already started to!) So I won't be buying anymore even though it is a much better idea than the disposable mask liners, the execution needs a lot of work.

Pro's: Best mask liners I have tried and I have tried a lot. Hand wash and reuse. Less leaks and movement than other liners I have tried.Con's: You will have to be carful about widening the center hole. Is easy to make the hole too big. The instructions emphasize this point and even gives a template but it still took me several times to get it right where I was comfortable.Comments: One size does not fit all, go to the company's web site to make sure you are getting to right one for your mask.