CPAP Mask - P2 - Improved Design Nasal Pillow Styled Replacement kit- (Includes Small, Medium, Large Cushions) and Frame - Dreamz Products

The is the lightest most comfortable mask I've ever had

Just used last night I like this one better than the swivel on top of your head.

This is very comfortable the only thing is I can’t seem to be able to order or find the pillows in small only, it’s a bit frustrating.

This is the best fitting mask

Not nearly a good a Resmed productVery disappointed

I wanted to switch from a full face mask to something that would cover just my nose. This product fit my needs perfectly for a great price. It has been extremely durable and I have used it for several months. The fit over my nose is quite comfortable and I have very little if any leakage.

Very uncomfortable.

EDIT: After further use, I find that the material of the pillow irritates my nose resulting in inflamation. However, this can be mitigated using Medical Tape 3M™ Micropore™ S Single Use Roll Silicone, by covering the nasal pillow so it doesn't touch my skin directly.YOU SHOULD CONSULT WITH A DOCTOR. I CAN'T HELP YOU. THIS IS WRITTEN FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES AND SHOULD ONLY BE ATTEMPTED BY CERTIFIED PERSONEL. DO NOT SUE ME IF YOU WERE STUPID ENOUGH TO TRY THIS AND IT HURT YOU.Blah blah blah.Okay. There are 2 problems with this mask.First, it is designed with some holes that continuously blow excess air out of the top of the mask just below the nose, so there's this cold stream of air that makes noise and when you breath in it allows extra air to come in. The noise can be very annoying, along with the cold air that blows on your hands. It's ridiculous, and I don't blame anyone for giving it a negative rating. Secondly, it will drip water sometimes right onto my lip if I'm laying on my back - like the water seems to come out of the rotator cuff where the tube attaches to the mask.I was able to address (at least to some degree) both issues, by affixing some male (hooky) Velcro just below where the holes are and before the tube gets wider all the way around the tube. Then I cut a strip of microfiber washcloth and twisted the strip into a narrow rope which I affixed onto the Velcro tightly covering the holes so they didn't make any noise anymore, but it's still loose enough that it doesn't impede the airflow through the holes. The washcloth is also meant to soak up any water that drips out of the rotator cuff.It might not hurt letting the tube drain out when it's not in use, and maybe running the CPAP for a while (30 minutes) with no water tray to let the tube dry out after you're finished using it.