eye mask for cpap use

herefishy · Post by **herefishy** » Wed Mar 22, 2017 4:45 am

Does anybody know of an eye mask that won't "ride up" u nder the cpap mask?Any success with keeping air out of your eyes?

Tballinusa · Post by **Tballinusa** » Wed Mar 22, 2017 8:12 am

I use the Escape Sleep Mask by Dream Essentials. It's $19.95 but it is worth the price, very, very soft, light and is deep on the side areas of the mask. It doesn't ride up as much as the old mask I used which was the Dream Weaver. I use the Quattro FX and the nose area of the Escape sleep mask is higher so it won't push down on my mask.

What kind of CPAP mask do you wear>

http://www.dreamessentials.com/product- ... arry-pouch

chunkyfrog · Post by **chunkyfrog** » Wed Mar 22, 2017 8:36 am

When I needed one, no fabric mask would work --for me.
I used a pair of swim goggles.
I punched a little hole in the upper skirt to prevent vacuum on my eyes.
Your mask is supposed to PREVENT air from blowing in your eyes.
If yours fails that, you need a different mask.
Due to my itty-bitty nose, I primarily use nasal pillows, as nearly EVERY cushion mask lets air blow into my eyes.

EdNerd · Post by **EdNerd** » Thu Mar 23, 2017 12:13 pm

I got a spare soft sock and tucked it under the top straps of my F10.
Works great!! Ummm .... recommend you wash it first ....

Ed

herefishy · Post by **herefishy** » Thu Mar 23, 2017 1:31 pm

Tballinusa wrote:I use the Escape Sleep Mask by Dream Essentials. It's $19.95 but it is worth the price, very, very soft, light and is deep on the side areas of the mask. It doesn't ride up as much as the old mask I used which was the Dream Weaver. I use the Quattro FX and the nose area of the Escape sleep mask is higher so it won't push down on my mask.

What kind of CPAP mask do you wear>

http://www.dreamessentials.com/product- ... arry-pouch

I wear an Activa, and have tried all that I have ever heard of before settling on this one for its many comforts. I don't even feel air coming out onto my eyes, but will try the Dream Essentials just as an experiment to see if it helps my dry eye. Thanks

WearyOne · Post by **WearyOne** » Thu Mar 23, 2017 1:56 pm

I found this site to be very helpful. I have dry eye syndrome and have purchased a few things from here. Very helpful, although some of it is on the expensive side.

https://www.dryeyeshop.com/night-eye-pr ... n-c74.aspx

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