The DreamWear CPAP Mask's innovative design directs airflow through a soft, silicone frame so you can sleep comfortably with more freedom of movement. The minimal contact, under-the-nose cushion provides a secure seal without red marks, discomfort or irritation in the nostrils or on the nose bridge. DreamWear adapts easily to a wide variety of sleeping positions and always provides a wide open field of view.
INNOVATIVE SOFT, SILICONE FRAME
One of DreamWear's most exciting innovations is the soft frame that directs airflow through two silicone tubes to join at the nasal cushion. Because the frame is soft it adapts naturally to facial contours without pinching or pressure points; and it will accommodate almost any sleeping position.
If you sleep on your back DreamWear distributes therapy air through both tubes equally. If you shift onto your side DreamWear's lower tube compresses to maintain a comfortable seal without pressing into the skin; therapy air is channelled into the open, upper tube maintaining an unrestricted airflow at prescribed therapy levels. Optional soft fabric wraps can be wrapped around the tubing for extra plushness!
UNDER-THE-NOSE NASAL CUSHION
The DreamWear mask's nasal cushion rests under the nose, providing airflow to both nostrils without actually inserting into them or exerting any excess pressure. Because of the cushion's low profile design there is absolutely no contact on the top of the nose or at the sensitive nasal bridge. Exhalation ports on the cushion, and in the mask's elbow, quietly disperse excess air.
SIMPLE, SECURE HEADGEAR & TUBING ATTACHMENT
DreamWear features soft, single strap headgear that rests at the back of the head, stabilizing the mask without requiring over-tightening or excessive contact. The tubing elbow is located on the top of the head where it can swivel freely to help reduce drag and clutter on the bedsheets.
LIGHTWEIGHT, MINIMAL CONTACT & AN OPEN FIELD OF VIEW
With its combination of a low profile cushion, a soft tubing frame, and single strap headgear the Dream Wear is one of the most minimal masks available for CPAP therapy. It provides the user with an open field of view for reading, talking or watching TV before bed.
MULTIPLE CUSHION & FRAME SIZES AVAILABLE
DreamWear's frame is available in three sizes -- Small, Medium & Large. Most users will find the medium frame to be the best fit; but packs are available with other frame sizes for larger and more petite users.
DreamWear nasal cushions are available in four sizes -- Small, Medium, MediumWide & Large -- to fit a wide range of noses. If you're unsure of which size to choose, download the sizing guide available elsewhere on this page; or upgrade to a FitPack, with four cushion sizes, in your shopping cart. All DreamWear parts are interchangeable so any cushion will work with any frame size.
Excellent
The service. Is so outstanding. Also, you can t beat the price. Alex will do anything to make you happy wih your product. I m lucky to have found CPAP clinic! I can t say enough good things.
David Westcott Spruce Grove
Awesome care provided by Barrie CPAP Clinic
I got my sleep test reviewed and was recommended by my Doctor to see June at the Barrie CPAP Clinic. Its now a year and a half later, I do not normally give recommendations to others but in this case I cannot give a HIGHER recommendation! I now know a few friends that have these devices and have found they were never educated or coached in their sleep therapy. From DAY ONE, June and her team has been there for me, telling me what and why each machine and accessory is best for me, helped me with setting changes and reviewing the data so that my sleep therapy has a gone so SUPER smooth
Doug Mitchell Brechin
Great service and friendly staff.
Hi so the Vaughan office is great, Alex especially. I’ve recently purchased a full Nose piece as Dr. Chee recommended this type. mine was older it was the pillow. When I would sleep on my side it was leaving a huge mark on my face. Also a reviewer had said, “I love it...its so quiet and I love my mask as I can read with it on and its non-intrusive. Sandra Vernon, BC My question to this remark is why does she use it when she’s reading? I thought the machines purpose is to sleep with it? Am I wrong? Thanks for your time.
Cindy Tomassi Richmond Hill
