Solo Mask Tube with Frame and Swivel

I recently switched to the F&P Solo Nasal Pillow Mask, and it has exceeded my expectations in several areas. The headgear provides a customized, secure fit with minimal adjustments needed, making it incredibly easy to use right out of the box. The nasal pillows themselves are remarkably soft and comfortable, allowing me to sleep through the night without discomfort. What surprised me the most was how quiet this mask is. I was expecting some noise, but it operates much quieter than previous masks I’ve tried, helping me sleep more soundly. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free CPAP experience.

Overall, I'm quite happy with the F&P Solo mask. It's the easiest one I've dealt with so far after years of other masks. Minimal invasiveness in terms of strapping and secures a decent seal most of the time (my Bi-Pap pressure is 14.4 / 10.4), and no irritation of my nasal contact points that pillow masks generate. I can't speak to its sealing effectiveness for those who toss and turn as I'm a back sleeper and stay in the same position all night but if you use Oscar (desktop sleep analysis software that inputs your CPAP or Bi-Pap data- it's free), you can get a better picture of its effectiveness throughout the night.

I am blown away by the Solo CPAP mask. I have worked in sleep medicine since 2001 and performed 1000’s of mask fittings over the years. I started CPAP in 2007 and with my work at 1800CPAP and I have the luxury of trying out all new mask releases. Throughout the years I was a user of the Ultra Mirage II nasal until the Swift FX nasal pillow came along. Even after the AirFit P10 was released I stuck with the Swift FX until the AirFit N30 caught my eye. The N30 and the Solo are very similar in design, so I gave the Solo a shot. I am so glad that I did. It is light and comfortable like the N30 but the auto adjust fit is a miracle. You will notice it as soon as you fit it to your face, but it really impresses when I change sleep positions and just tap it on the side to fix any leak I had. The only issue I had was it kept disconnecting from my CPAP hose. I figured the connector on the N30 has slightly stretched my tube and when I got a new hose for the Solo it fixed it.

I have tried about 10 CPAP masks and this is by far the most comfortable.

The two things I liked most about it: It doesn't go inside the nasal opening, and it is a much softer material that doesn't irritate the skin. The comfort level is the best part. It is also a little more convenient taking the pillow off and on for cleaning with no tabs to push in. I would recommend this unit. The only issue I have with it is that Read more about review stating The two things I liked most about it... it loses its seal a little too easily. Pulling the strap tighter resulted in uncomfortable pressure points from the hard plastic housing. With practice, I was able to find the right tension when putting it on. Overall, it is a good improvement over the P10 pillow system.

I recently switched to the F&P Solo Nasal Pillow Mask, and it has exceeded my expectations in several areas. The headgear provides a customized, secure fit with minimal adjustments needed, making it incredibly easy to use right out of the box. The nasal pillows themselves are remarkably soft and comfortable, allowing me to sleep through the night without discomfort. What surprised me the most was how quiet this mask is. I was expecting some noise, but it operates much quieter than previous masks I’ve tried, helping me sleep more soundly. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free CPAP experience.

Overall, I'm quite happy with the F&P Solo mask. It's the easiest one I've dealt with so far after years of other masks. Minimal invasiveness in terms of strapping and secures a decent seal most of the time (my Bi-Pap pressure is 14.4 / 10.4), and no irritation of my nasal contact points that pillow masks generate. I can't speak to its sealing effectiveness for those who toss and turn as I'm a back sleeper and stay in the same position all night but if you use Oscar (desktop sleep analysis software that inputs your CPAP or Bi-Pap data- it's free), you can get a better picture of its effectiveness throughout the night.

I am blown away by the Solo CPAP mask. I have worked in sleep medicine since 2001 and performed 1000’s of mask fittings over the years. I started CPAP in 2007 and with my work at 1800CPAP and I have the luxury of trying out all new mask releases. Throughout the years I was a user of the Ultra Mirage II nasal until the Swift FX nasal pillow came along. Even after the AirFit P10 was released I stuck with the Swift FX until the AirFit N30 caught my eye. The N30 and the Solo are very similar in design, so I gave the Solo a shot. I am so glad that I did. It is light and comfortable like the N30 but the auto adjust fit is a miracle. You will notice it as soon as you fit it to your face, but it really impresses when I change sleep positions and just tap it on the side to fix any leak I had. The only issue I had was it kept disconnecting from my CPAP hose. I figured the connector on the N30 has slightly stretched my tube and when I got a new hose for the Solo it fixed it.

I have tried about 10 CPAP masks and this is by far the most comfortable.

The two things I liked most about it: It doesn't go inside the nasal opening, and it is a much softer material that doesn't irritate the skin. The comfort level is the best part. It is also a little more convenient taking the pillow off and on for cleaning with no tabs to push in. I would recommend this unit. The only issue I have with it is that Read more about review stating The two things I liked most about it... it loses its seal a little too easily. Pulling the strap tighter resulted in uncomfortable pressure points from the hard plastic housing. With practice, I was able to find the right tension when putting it on. Overall, it is a good improvement over the P10 pillow system.