The DreamWear full face mask is Philips Respironics’ answer for mouth breathers who still want an open, low contact fit, and CPAP Supplies Canada carries it for CPAP and BiPAP users across the country. Instead of resting on the bridge of the nose, the cushion sits under the nose and seals around the mouth, so the frame stays off your face and your view stays clear.

Why choose the DreamWear full face mask?

• Under the nose cushion. The seal sits below the nose, avoiding red marks across the bridge.
• Top-of-head hose. Air enters through the crown so you can turn, read, or watch TV in bed.
• Magnetic clips. Two magnetic clips snap the headgear on and off in the dark.
• Four point headgear. Adjustable straps balance the fit without overtightening.
• Interchangeable frame. The same frame accepts DreamWear nasal and pillow cushions sold separately.

Fit and comfort

Because the airflow runs through the soft frame, the mask has no hose dangling at the front. That freedom helps side and stomach sleepers who tend to pull traditional masks loose. The cushion comes in Small, Medium, Large, and Medium Wide, and frame sizes follow the same range.

Sizing and what’s included

The mask ships with the frame in your chosen size, a full face cushion, headgear with two magnetic clips, and the user and sizing guides. All parts are latex free. If you already own a DreamWear frame, you can move between full face, nasal, and pillow cushions to find your best seal.

Frequently asked questions

Is this good for mouth breathers?
Yes. The full face cushion seals around the mouth and under the nose, so therapy holds even if your mouth falls open.

Can I use my nasal DreamWear frame with it?
The full face cushion needs the full face frame, but the headgear and top-of-head concept carry across the DreamWear line.

Will I need paperwork?
A prescription may be required for CPAP masks in Canada, and our team can walk you through it.

Canada-wide shipping

Orders for the DreamWear full face mask ship across Canada through CPAP Supplies Canada. A prescription may be required for CPAP masks in Canada, so reach out if you need a hand arranging yours.