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Tailored specifically for women, the ResMed AirFit™ P10 for Her delivers ultra-quiet, minimalist CPAP therapy designed to fit smaller facial features. Its lightweight, open-face design provides freedom of movement and a reliable seal without obstructing your view.
Tailored for Smaller Features: Includes Extra Small, Small, and Medium nasal pillows specifically calibrated for narrower facial frames and contours.
Whisper-Quiet Operation: Operates at just 21 decibels using QuietAir™ woven-mesh venting to softly diffuse air away from you and your bed partner.
Unobstructed Line of Sight: Minimalist frame leaves your face clear so you can easily read, wear glasses, or watch TV before sleeping.
QuickFit™ Elastic Headgear: Features stylish pink accents and a self-adjusting split-strap design for gentle, secure positioning.
Dynamic Dual-Wall Pillows: Flexes with natural movements to maintain a leak-free seal regardless of your sleep position.
Petite Sizing Advantage: Eliminates the seal leakage and bulky overhang often experienced with standard unisex mask frames.
Featherlight Experience: Weighing under 1.6 ounces, patients frequently report forgetting they are wearing CPAP therapy at all.
Simple 3-Piece Assembly: Intuitive snap-fit parts make daily disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly fast and easy.
Restful Sleep for Couples: Gentle air diffusion prevents cold exhaust drafts from waking you or your sleeping partner.
Sleep comfortably with the ResMed AirFit P10 for Her CPAP Mask. Tailored for smaller features with quiet 21 dBA venting & XS-M pillows. Try risk-free
Tailored specifically for women, the ResMed AirFit™ P10 for Her delivers ultra-quiet, minimalist CPAP therapy designed to fit smaller facial features. Its lightweight, open-face design provides freedom of movement and a reliable seal without obstructing your view.
Tailored for Smaller Features: Includes Extra Small, Small, and Medium nasal pillows specifically calibrated for narrower facial frames and contours.
Whisper-Quiet Operation: Operates at just 21 decibels using QuietAir™ woven-mesh venting to softly diffuse air away from you and your bed partner.
Unobstructed Line of Sight: Minimalist frame leaves your face clear so you can easily read, wear glasses, or watch TV before sleeping.
QuickFit™ Elastic Headgear: Features stylish pink accents and a self-adjusting split-strap design for gentle, secure positioning.
Dynamic Dual-Wall Pillows: Flexes with natural movements to maintain a leak-free seal regardless of your sleep position.
Petite Sizing Advantage: Eliminates the seal leakage and bulky overhang often experienced with standard unisex mask frames.
Featherlight Experience: Weighing under 1.6 ounces, patients frequently report forgetting they are wearing CPAP therapy at all.
Simple 3-Piece Assembly: Intuitive snap-fit parts make daily disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly fast and easy.
Restful Sleep for Couples: Gentle air diffusion prevents cold exhaust drafts from waking you or your sleeping partner.
Sleep comfortably with the ResMed AirFit P10 for Her CPAP Mask. Tailored for smaller features with quiet 21 dBA venting & XS-M pillows. Try risk-free
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Typically, you should replace your CPAP supplies every 3 to 6 months. However, things like CPAP cushions should be replaced very 14-30 days. Most resupply orders include multiple cushions.
Resupply orders include: a new mask, tube, water chamber, filters and cushions.
The heated humidifier my help reduce dryness. Also, if you are using a nasal mask, you may want to consider using mouth tape.
All masks have exhalation ports to release air. Some air escaping is normal. However, excessive air or air blowing in your eyes is not. Contact us for help with mask fit or finding a different mask.
Change your disposable (white) filter every 2 weeks, or more often if needed for air quality.
When left untreated, sleep apnea can cause serious health problems. The good news is that it’s treatable. Complete this assessment to see if you may be at risk.