DJMed Type 3, nasal CPAP mask is ideal if you breathe through your nose while you sleep
Nasal CPAP masks cover your nose from the bridge to the area at the top of your lip. They deliver an indirect airflow and are a good choice if you need higher pressure. If you’re a restless sleeper you may prefer this type of sleep apnea mask.
DJMed CPAP Masks can be used with any brand of CPAP (APAP, Fixed Pressure CPAP or BiPAP) machine except for the certain travel CPAP machines. Compatible mask for all CPAP machines that attaches to the machine via 22mm hose connector.
Positional therapy bumper belt helps prevent rolling on to the back while asleep
With this device secured in place, it may help prevent snoring and improve breathing by maintaining an ideal position at night, along with the use of CPAP machine.
DJMed Type 2, full face CPAP mask let you breathe with your mouth open while you sleep
Full face CPAP masks cover your mouth and nose. They’re often recommended for people who need a higher pressure as well as those who prefer to breathe through their mouth and/or have trouble breathing through their nose. If you like to sleep on your back, this could be the sleep apnea mask for you.
DJMed CPAP Masks can be used with any brand of CPAP (APAP, Fixed Pressure CPAP or BiPAP) machine except for the certain travel CPAP machines. Compatible mask for all CPAP machines that attaches to the machine via 22mm hose connector.
Seatara Carrying Case 
Classic CPAP Hose Tubing 
Rebotec Commode Chair Splash Guard 
