Hybrid CPAP masks seal around the mouth and under the nose. The seal design means airflow is delivered to the mouth and nose, making them ideal for users who breathe from their nose and mouth during sleep. As mask style is typically less bulky than full-face masks, many users find them more suitable.
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Hybrid CPAP masks direct airflow to both the nose and mouth but are designed to be less bulky than full-face masks. They combine the design of a traditional full-face mask with that of a nasal pillow mask, featuring a full-face cushion that covers the nose and mouth, with nasal pillows that fit into the nostrils. These masks provide more freedom to move during sleep.
Nasal and mouth breathers: These masks direct airflow to both the nasal passages and mouth, suiting both breathing types. Additionally, a hybrid mask is ideal if you switch between nasal and mouth breathing during the night.
Congestion sufferers: If you frequently experience nasal stuffiness, these masks will accommodate you so you can still receive effective CPAP therapy.
Facial hair: These masks are suitable for those with beards or moustaches due to their reduced bulk.
A hybrid mask seals around the nose and mouth, supplying airflow to the nose and mouth. These masks are designed to be less bulky than full-face masks, good for users that find full-face masks too obtrusive and uncomfortable.
