Snugz Full Face Mask Liners: Machine Washable, One-Size-Fits-Most FULL Face CPAP Mask Liners, Pack of 2 Lasts 90 Days

The Snugz Mask Liners have solved both of the problems that have made me want to ditch my C-Pap: acne and leaks. OK, this review is about to get real. C-Paps are not the sexiest thing in the world, but when you need one, you need one. Once I started using a C-Pap, I quickly developed a ring of acne where the mask touched my skin. I cleaned my mask and skin every day, but still broke out. I was having sleep sweat and saliva getting trapped under the mask. My Doc prescribed a topical medication for my acne. The medication also became trapped by my mask caused my skin to burn. I couldn’t win. The other problem I had was noisy leaks. If your not familiar with this problem, it is when a puff of air from the C-Pap, causes a vibration between your face and the mask. This makes a sound my partner describes as “face farts.” (Sexy, I know. 🙄). I first tried to solve the problems on my own. I cutting a tube sock as a liner. It worked, but I worried about breathing in lint from an unfinished edge. I also tried paper liners, but they did not have the absorption and wicking that I needed. Snugz to the rescue! Snugz are soft and wick away the moisture from night sweats and drooling. (Admit it. We all do it.). After using Snugz, my skin quickly cleared up, and I no longer need topical medication. I like that the package comes with two liners, so you can use one, while washing the other. Snugz also fixed my “Face Farts”! Snugz fills in those nooks and crannies where your mask doesn’t sit directly on your skin. Snugz allow air to flow in and out of those areas without causing vibrations. Goodbye Face Farts! I love that Snugz are machine washable, and quite durable. The material does not pill up after washing, so I don’t worry about breathing in fabric fibers. I like to wash my Snugz as soon as thy arrive, to soften them up just a little. If I were to say anything critical about Snugz, it would be that they seem a little overpriced. Their durability helps me to justify the higher cost Because they do work so well for me, and have helped clear my skin, I am willing to pay just a little more. . I would, however, like to see them offered at a lower cost. Thanks Snugz, for helping to clear up my skin and giving my partner a good nights sleep! 😴

I got woke up more times than I can count last night because of big air leaks not "Micro" leaks as described in the product description. On close examination the thin silicone "Air Pillow" seal on my full face mask is designed to offer a great seal with minimum tension. Meaning I can have my mask really loose and the pillow expands providing its own tension. When adjusted properly you can barely feel it is on. My mask is Quattro Air. Now with the snugz liner I notice that the tension of the liner distorts the pillow type interface and bends it unnaturally. I found it impossible to anywhere near a good seal with my normal tension on the mask. My findings is I had to crank up the tightness on the mask so high it was uncomfortable to wear. So I'm stuck with a problem, deal with the silicon irritation with a proper mask fit, or have to crank down and tighten mask so tight I can't sleep. Areas of leakage where in two areas. 1. The top bridge of the nose where I can visually see the silicon malformed with the snugz liner on, and the bottom curvature of the mask where the liner does not wrap closely with the concave curve. Next topic is value, upon close inspection of the liner, it looks like a tube sock that someone cut and hemmed up the frayed edges. Even if this worked, and it was far from it for me. The value is so poor with what you get.

Ok so to explain my rating of only 3 stars. I think charging 30 dollars for 2 of these is completely overcharging by a huge amount. They also don't fit the larger mask well at all. It was very hard to get it on and then it made the opening shrink a half inch all around on the inside because of stretching.. It made wearing the mask uncomfortable and hard to breathe. If you aren't claustrophobic this might work for you but I am and it didn't. On the plus side, it did stop the vibrating completely. It made the mask much more comfortable to wear and almost eliminates the air leaks that were making it almost impossible for me to wear the mask no matter how much I tightened the head gear. As soon as the pressure went up the vibrating would start again and wake me right up. I tried it 2 nights but couldn't handle the narrowing of the interior opening. It kept sending me into panic mode. So the third night I took a tube sock, I cut it straight across 1 1/2" from the top, slipped it over the mask and it worked perfectly for a fraction of the cost. I didn't even bother to hem it yet. All this is made from is the same material as a soft ankle sock. It's like a 1 1/4" wrist band, easily made at home even if you have no sewing skills at all. Nothing to do but cut slices across a tube sock. I never like giving a negative review, I much prefer to give a positive review of products. However I just can't do so with this. It would work great if you have a smaller full face mask. Just way too expensive for what you get and although they advertise that it fits the larger masks it doesn't. If you try the tube sock idea, try to find those that aren't ridged at the top. It will give you more slices.

I am incredibly pleased with this product. I had been using my CPAP with a nasal mask for over a year when all of a sudden I developed contact dermatitis from the mask. Never had a problem, and then all of a sudden my skin became inflamed at any part the silicone part of the mask touched - inflamed in a very noticeable and ugly way. I tried working with the company that provides the mask. Anyone who has worked with the customer service of these companies probably knows what a difficult task that was. I tried switching masks to a full face mask and nasal pillows with the same result: unsightly inflammation and red marks wherever the mask touched. I tried various third party covers but nothing stayed on until I found Snugz Nasal Mask Liners. I have to say - I was at the end of my rope when I found this product. This product accomplished what I needed. It is low maintenance: all you have to do is pull the liner over the mask and fold it inward as per the directions. It worked and I no longer have inflamed skin and I'm back to sleeping great. I still can't understand how I developed this allergy after a year plus of using the masks without issue, but that's not important for this review. Just one piece of advice which worked for me: I got a larger size mask to use with the liner because I felt that previous liners (from other companies) contributed to blocking the airflow. I use the Airfit N20, and I use a large with the liners where I probably would use a medium without the liner. It works fine. My data shows that the seal needs to be adjusted, but the SnugZ product info states that such data should be expected. I don't feel or hear an air leak regardless of the data report. I will note that, more importantly, the data report shows that I consistently am under one event per hour, which I feel is the more important number.

Sorry, I can't rate them higher. As far as comfort, they were really comfortable. I tried first with the mask I usually wear, and it closed off my nostrils, so I had the next size larger, and it worked for breathing, but I had more air leaks than I've ever had with my C-Pap. So unfortunately, I can't use them.

I really, really like these with a few caveats. PRO: They've made my full face mask fit better and there are fewer (or at least less sharp) compression lines on my face in the morning. It wasn't at all hard to position them on my mask and it stayed put. My mask now seems to leak less and I don't feel like I have to adjust the mask as much when I first put it on at night. CON: Way, way too expensive. You only get two covers for $30. That's $15 each. I have little socklets for my summer shoes that are not a whole lot different in terms of fabric and gripping rubberized edges, but they cost about $1 each (here on Amazon). It also comes with so much high-end packaging that I couldn't help but think that's what I was paying for. Since they're fabric and I'm acne prone (so I need to keep everything that touches my face as clean as possible), these covers need to be hand washed daily or at least every couple of days. But they're so expensive that I can't buy more to have the luxury of washing them less often. The stretch in the fabric also makes them rougher than I wish they were. They're not uncomfortable exactly, but I feel like they could be a lot softer and nicer on my face. BOTTOM LINE: It offers a nice improvement for CPAP daily use, but I hope this company or another one finds a more efficient production method and less pricey packaging so the price can come down and CPAP users like me can afford to use them like socks--buy a boatload to throw them in the laundry every day and grab a clean one for each nigh's use.

This item is not a one size fits all. Do not let them fool you into buying it if you have a large nasal mask. The theory of the nasal mask is actually really great, how it fits, the fabric and it being washable. How ever in reality this has been a frustrating past couple nights trying to use it. First, the nasal liner is a small-medium size. I use a mask called “wisp” and for a larger nose, this fabric does not fit. It’s extremely tight and forces the nose piece to bend and squish inward. (Yes I tried stretching it) Second, the fabric is thin. I understand it’s supposed to be breathable and as uncomfortable as the cold breeze on my nose feels, I would get over it. I can’t however because it’s so thin and tight that there’s a constant stream of air from my nasal mask hitting me directly in the eyes. No matter how I position the fabric or the mask, air gets let out in extremely large quantities. Third, and last issue is the air coming out of my mask, due to the liner, is so much that my sleep report is considering it an actual leak and is effecting my air pressure greatly. Overall, I’m very disappointed in this product. Way to many issues for something that should just be so easy. I will admit however, my skin irritation and redness did not get worse because of the cloth. Although I wasn’t able to sleep very well with it on, and I woke up with a pounding headache. That’s the only up side though. The company should be ashamed to sell a product so awful and not allow refunds. Amazon as a distributor should also be ashamed to let so many customers not get refunds. There is a significant amount of people who are saying this product doesn’t work as advertised. I would agree. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT UNLESS YOUR 100% SURE IT WILL FIT YOUR MASK PROPERLY. DO NOT TRUST Q&As.

What a simple, yet AMAZING product! I wish the medical supply company would have told me about these when I received my APAP machine. I have very sensitive skin. The APAP i have was drying my skin out where the mask covered my face and the mask itself was irritating my face. I have wipes for the mask and wash it daily to keep it clean; however, it was still irritating my face. I was left with a very unsightly mark on the one side of my face and it was slowly turning into an ulcer. I have tried another type of mask cover in the past; however, it was an actual piece of cloth and needed to be washed almost daily as it seemed like mold was starting to grow on it from the humidified air from the APAP. It also didn't allow for a clean seal of the mask and I had air leaks. A google search lead me to Snugz and i am quite happy with my purchase. They are very easy to use, no complicated design, they slide on easily and stay put once on. I have had no issues with seal failures or air leaks either. The fabric is soft enough that my face irritation went away, as did the dryness i was getting. I highly recommend this product, it was a total game changer for me. You can no longer tell i use an APAP to sleep, as there is no redness the first few hours after waking anymore either. Thank You!