Description
ResMed AirFit™ N30i is a nasal cradle mask from the AirFit 30 series range which gives you the freedom to sleep in any position. The discreet, “under the nose” design features a convenient top-of-the-head tube design, a comfortable nasal cradle cushion and a self-adjusting SpringFit frame for a stable fit.
Key features of AirFit N30i:
- Self-adjusting SpringFit frame is quick to fit and stays comfortably in place all night¹, even when you move in your sleep
- Discreet nasal cradle cushion sits below the nose, softening your therapy with a stable seal
- Each mask pack includes 4 different sized nasal cushions, so you can easily try each option until you find the right one for you!
- Simple but sophisticated elbow features quick-release technology for easy connection and disconnection at night and 360° rotation for greater freedom of movement.
- A snugly fitting frame and cleverly designed cushion deliver support and stability with a light touch.
- Soft, integrated sleeves complement the streamlined mask profile and create a soft and comfortable experience.
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FAQs
What is CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure)?
- CPAP is a small pump that delivers low pressure room air (not added oxygen), via a nose/mouth mask, to keep your throat open and eliminate snoring.
- CPAP will treat sleep apnoea and snoring immediately, however, some people take longer than others to experience the full benefit of therapy.
- CPAP is a therapy and should be used when sleeping or napping. Not using the device will result in a return of sleep apnoea, snoring and associated symptoms.
What is APAP (Automatic Positive Airway Pressure)?
- APAP is similar to CPAP, however, the pressure will vary during sleep in response to snoring, changes in body position (snoring and sleep apnoea can be worse on your back) and sleep stage (higher pressures are sometimes needed whilst dreaming).
- APAP may be tolerated better due to a lower average pressure, however, you can discuss the benefits of this therapy with a Qld Sleep scientist who will contact you following your test.
Who can prescribe CPAP/APAP?
- A prescription from Qld Sleep is required before commencing therapy, again via your sleep scientist, on completion of your sleep report.
How do I start CPAP/APAP Therapy?
- Sleep Healthcare Australia (SHA) is the treatment/ equipment retail supplier operated by Qld Sleep, and will work closely with your scientist to provide the best possible treatment outcome.
- SHA will obtain a validated prescription from Qld Sleep to ensure the mask and CPAP/APAP settings are correct.
- If you haven’t already made an appointment with SHA, your sleep scientist can assist, and answer any questions you may have.
