Wisp Nasal Mask Replacement Headgear Strap by Philips Respironics
5 Reviews
Product Overview
The Philips Respironics Wisp nasal CPAP mask replacement headgear strap attaches to the mask frame to secure your sleep apnea mask in place. The fabric head gear should be hand washed and left out to air dry. If you notice the strap has lost elasticity then it is time to replace.
Wisp Nasal CPAP Mask Replacement Headgear
This ProductDOES NOTRequire a Prescription.
Product Description
This is a replacement headgear that is used with the Philips Respironics Wisp nasal CPAP mask. The headgear has four adjustable straps that converge into a single back panel. It also has a crown strap to provide extra support while sleeping. Easy adjustable headgear with the ability to watch TV or wear glasses with comfort and ease, the headgear has self adjusting top strap with a tube holder loop.
Included with this Purchase
- (1) Wisp Replacement Headgear in Selected Size
Optional Accessories
- Wisp Replacement Cushion
- Philips Respironics Wisp Complete Mask System
Recommended Replacement Schedule
- Cushion:Every 1-3 Months (or as needed)
- Headgear:Every 3-6 Months (or as needed)
- Complete Mask:Every 9-12 Months (or as needed)
- Tube Hose:Every 1-3 Months (or as needed)
| Associated Part Numbers: | 1094082, 1094078 |
| Condition: | New |
| Insurance Codes: | A7035 |
| RX Required?: | No |
| US Shipping Cost: | Free |
Ratings & Reviews
5 reviews
1.4 out of 5Very Comfy but Headgear Not Durable
by Linda (South Carolina) -
I like the Wisp Nasal mask because it is very comfortable but the headgear does not hold up. It actually broke right at the joint after 2 weeks of use. The button holes stretched out and will not hold the masked hooked. I am going to try the silicon version. Hopefully it a lot more durable.
Headgear is flimsy - broke in weeks
by Sean Moran (United States) -
I love the Wisp, but the headgear is very flimsy. The left connector hole got very stretched out very quickly, and now lo longer holds the connector button. I'm a left side sleeper, so I assume that is why. Going to order a silicon version to see how that goes.