ResMed AirFit™ N20 Nasal Cushion CPAP Mask Complete System with AirMini Setup Pack

The N20 and N20 For Her are nearly identical, except that the For Her model comes in a smaller cushion size, and features lavender colored highlights on the mask headgear.

CPAP cushions create a seal over your nose and mouth. It is recommended that they be replaced once a month.

To ensure that you can find the right mask for you, we offer a 60-night return option for all complete mask systems (cushions, frames, and headgear bought separately are excluded). If the mask is not a fit for you, simply contact Harmony HCS within 60 days and request an RMA (return merchandise authorization). Once we receive your returned mask, we will issue a Harmony HCS Store Credit. You will be responsible for return shipping through a shipper of your choice. We do ask that you return the mask in its original packaging or ziplock bag to prevent contamination. Expedited shipping costs are not eligible for refund. Please note that returns may take up to 10 business days to process. Please reference the complete Harmony HCS return policy page for additional information.

The goal is to identify a mask interface that delivers optimal therapy outcomes, without sacrificing comfort. Harmony HCS offers unmatched, comprehensive guidance in helping you choose the best mask interface. Access our help through a live phone consultation with a Harmony HCS Sleep Coach at 800-698-8000.

Harmony HCS proudly offers the entire family of ResMed mask interfaces. Our mask reference guide describes the difference between nasal pillow, nasal cushions, full and hybrid full mask styles.

It is important to clean your mask interface, tubing and water chamber frequently to eliminate bacteria and germs that can lead to respiratory infections and other complications. While cleaning systems like the Liviliti Paptizer UV Sanitizer provide daily sanitization, you should still regularly clean your mask, tubing and water chamber with a clinical grade disinfectant such as Control III. How frequently you clean your CPAP supplies is a personal choice, but the importance of doing so regularly should not be underestimated.

Fitting a mask properly depends a great deal on your position. Facial muscles change when we lie down and relax even further once we’re asleep, so it’s always best to fit the mask while you’re in your sleeping position. Whether you sleep in a bed with no pillows or in a recliner, you should fit your mask in your usual sleeping position. If you experience difficulties in fitting your mask, please refer to your mask user guide for complete fitting instructions or contact a Harmony HCS Sleep Coach at 800-698-8000.

Mask leak should not be ignored as any type of leak can compromise your ability to maintain positive pressure, which is an important aspect of therapy efficacy. Often mask leak is due to an incorrect fit, worn out mask cushion and parts, or a less than ideal mask style choice. If you are having any difficulties contact a Harmony HCS Sleep Coach at 800-698-8000.

CPAP mask headgear and chin straps may become stretched and lose their elasticity, leading to over-tightening and discomfort. They can also trap bacteria from sweat and moisture. Your mask headgear should be replaced every 6 months. A Harmony HCS Product Champion will be happy to place a re-supply order for you over the phone at 800-698-8000, or of course you can place your order right here online. Here at Harmony HCS, shipping is always free on orders over $50.

Yes. All ResMed mask replacement components can be purchased directly from Harmony HCS. Click here to view all of our mask parts or call us at 800-698-8000 and a Harmony HCS product Champion will be most happy to assist you. Of course shipping is always free on orders over $50.

Yes. You should remember, though, that every mask has slightly different characteristics, so if you're using a ResMed device, you'll need to change the mask setting on the user menu when you switch masks. Always refer to the mask/devices compatibility test when changing mask settings on your device.

In most cases, yes, but if you're using a non-ResMed APAP or bilevel device, you may want to check with the manufacturer to ensure it doesn’t compromise your sleep apnea therapy. The technical specifications of the mask are provided for your clinician or equipment supplier to check that they are compatible with a CPAP or bilevel device. If used outside specification or with incompatible devices, the seal and comfort may not be optimal.