Collection: CPAP Full Face Masks

If you breathe through both your mouth and nose while sleeping, or struggle with nasal congestion, a deviated septum, or allergies, a CPAP full face mask could be exactly what you need for consistent, effective CPAP therapy. These sleep apnea masks are designed to manage obstructive sleep apnea by delivering steady air pressure through both the mouth and nose.

Covering both areas, full face masks provide a secure seal, even at high pressures. They're a reliable choice for people using a CPAP machine, especially those who breathe through their mouth, move in bed, or experience nasal blockage.

Why Choose a Full Face CPAP Mask for CPAP Therapy?

A well-fitted full face mask, such as the F30i full face mask or ResMed AirFit F20 full, is key to a successful setup. It helps reduce leaks, improves stability, and ensures your continuous positive airway pressure therapy is as effective as possible.

A full face mask may be right for you if you:

• Breathe through your mouth during sleep

• Have nasal congestion, a deviated septum, or allergies

• Use higher CPAP pressure settings

• Move frequently in your sleep or sleep on your side or stomach

• Prefer full coverage to reduce air leaks

Many masks now include features like under the nose cushions, magnetic clips (note: not suitable for users with certain implants), and multiple sizes, including size small to large, to help achieve the best fit.

Explore Our Trusted Range

At Air Liquide Healthcare, we stock a great range of full face CPAP masks and medical devices from top brands like ResMed, Philips, and Fisher & Paykel. Whether you’re new to therapy or switching from a nasal mask or nasal pillows mask, we’ll help you find the right mask type to suit your needs.

Popular options include:

• ResMed AirFit F30i full face

• AirFit F20 full face mask

• Hybrid mask designs with minimal contact

We also offer fast, Australia-wide delivery and expert support to make shopping simple—from finding your fit to a quick cart add. Reduce your snoring and sleep through the night with a full face CPAP mask.

Not sure if this type is the best fit? Explore our full CPAP mask collection or discover nasal masks, nasal cradle masks, and nasal pillow masks.

FAQs

Do I need a full face mask if I breathe through my mouth?
Yes. If your mouth opens during sleep, a full face mask is the best option to maintain consistent airflow from your machine.

Are full face masks uncomfortable?
Not at all. Modern designs include soft cushions, open views to watch TV, and options that let you wear glasses comfortably.

Can I use a full face mask if I move around in my sleep?
Absolutely. These masks are designed for stability—even if tilted to the right or used in active sleep positions.

What if I feel claustrophobic?
Many newer models are streamlined and offer minimal contact for a less overwhelming feel.

How do I find the right size and fit?
Masks come in various sizes and include adjustable features to suit your face shape. Our team is here to help you choose and adjust for comfort—whether you have a beard, implants, or other fit considerations.