CPAP Masks
Full face, nasal, and pillow masks from trusted brands
Full Face Masks
Covers nose and mouth. Best for mouth breathers and higher pressure settings.
Nasal Masks
Cushion covers the entire nose. Minimal contact with reliable seal.
Pillow Masks
Small silicone inserts at the nostrils. No coverage of the nose itself.
Full Face Masks
Full face masks cover both the nose and mouth, making them the right choice for mouth breathers, people who need higher pressure settings, or anyone with chronic nasal congestion.
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CPAP Masks, Full Face CPAP Masks
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CPAP Masks, Full Face CPAP Masks
Add to Cart This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Full Face CPAP Masks, CPAP Masks
Add to Cart This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Nasal Masks
Nasal masks cover only the nose, offering a secure seal with less bulk than a full face mask. They suit nose breathers who want reliable performance across a range of pressure settings.
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Add to Cart This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Pillow Masks
Nasal pillow masks use small silicone inserts that seal at the nostrils. They're the most minimal option, ideal for side sleepers, people who wear glasses in bed, or anyone who finds larger masks claustrophobic.
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Nasal Pillow CPAP Masks, CPAP Masks
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Browse Our Full CPAP Mask Catalog
Our complete selection covers every mask style from the brands Canadian CPAP users trust most, including ResMed, Fisher & Paykel, Philips Respironics, and Lowenstein. Whether you know exactly what you need or want to compare options across categories, the full catalog is the best place to explore. Free Canadian shipping on orders over $99.
Browse All CPAP Masks →How to Choose the Right CPAP Mask
The right mask comes down to how you breathe, how you sleep, and what pressure your therapy requires. Four factors do most of the work.
How You Breathe
Nose breathers do well with nasal or pillow masks. If you breathe through your mouth at night, sleep with your mouth open, or have chronic congestion, a full face mask will keep your therapy effective. A chin strap can sometimes convert a mouth breather to a nasal mask, but a full face mask is usually simpler.
Your Sleep Position
Side and stomach sleepers benefit from the low profile of a pillow mask or a minimal-contact nasal mask, which are less likely to shift or leak against a pillow. Back sleepers have the most flexibility and can wear any style comfortably, including larger full face options.
Your Pressure Setting
Higher pressures (generally above 15 cm H₂O) are easier to tolerate with a full face mask, which distributes air across a larger surface area. Lower and mid-range pressures work well across all three mask styles, so the choice becomes one of comfort and breathing style rather than pressure.
Facial Features & Comfort
Beards and mustaches can interfere with a full face or nasal mask seal; pillow masks often work better. If you wear glasses in bed or feel claustrophobic, a pillow mask keeps your line of sight and face clear. Skin sensitivity and pressure points can usually be solved with different cushion sizes or fabric mask frames.
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Frequently Asked Questions
CPAP Mask FAQ
What's the difference between full face, nasal, and pillow masks?
Full face masks cover both the nose and mouth, which makes them the right choice for mouth breathers and higher pressure settings. Nasal masks cover only the nose with a cushion seal and suit most nose breathers. Nasal pillow masks use small silicone inserts at the nostrils for the most minimal fit, ideal for side sleepers or anyone who feels claustrophobic in larger masks.
Which CPAP mask is best for side sleepers?
Side sleepers do best with nasal pillow masks or low-profile nasal masks. Both styles have minimal contact with the pillow, which reduces the chance of the mask shifting or leaking when you change position. Larger full face masks can work for side sleepers, but you may need to experiment with pillow position or switch to a CPAP-specific pillow with cutouts.
Do I need a prescription for a CPAP mask in Canada?
CPAP masks themselves do not require a prescription in Canada. You can purchase any mask on CPAPSupply.ca without providing a prescription. CPAP machines, however, do require a valid prescription from a licensed physician or nurse practitioner, and we verify this before shipping any machine.
How often should I replace my CPAP mask?
Most CPAP mask cushions should be replaced every 1 to 3 months, and the full mask frame and headgear every 6 to 12 months. Silicone breaks down with exposure to skin oils and nightly use, which affects both comfort and seal quality. Watch for leaks, skin irritation, or a cushion that feels softer or tackier than when it was new as signs it's time to replace.
Do you offer a mask satisfaction guarantee?
Yes. We offer a 20 days mask fit exchange guarantee on mask purchases. If you're not getting the fit you need, contact our team and we'll help you find one that works.
Have questions before you buy? Click the chat bubble at the bottom of your screen or call 1.855.492.3316.
What's your return policy for CPAP masks?
Unopened masks can be returned within 30 days of the original ship date with a 15% restocking fee applied to the refund. Opened masks cannot be returned under our standard policy for hygiene reasons.
For mask purchases, we also offer optional Return Insurance, which can be purchased per product before your order ships. Return Insurance allows you to return the mask within 30 days of the ship date for a full refund of the product price, less shipping.
Full details are on our return policy page.
Do you ship CPAP masks across Canada?
Yes. We ship CPAP masks across Canada. Free Canadian shipping is included on orders over $99.
Go Deeper
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CPAP Mask Types Compared
A side-by-side look at full face, nasal, and pillow masks. Covers fit, seal, pressure range, and the tradeoffs between each style.
Read the comparison →Troubleshooting
CPAP Mask Sores: Causes and Solutions
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