The ResMed AirFit F10 full face mask in medium is a lightweight nose and mouth mask for CPAP and bilevel users, and CPAP Supplies Canada ships it to sleep therapy patients across Canada. It is a strong choice for mouth breathers, people on higher pressures, and anyone who wants a full face seal without a bulky frame blocking their view.

Why choose the ResMed AirFit F10 full face mask?

• Spring Air cushion: a dual-wall silicone cushion that gently inflates to keep the seal steady when you shift position.
• Clear line of sight: the low, under-eye frame leaves room to read, watch TV, or wear glasses before bed.
• Quick-release elbow: the elbow pops off the mask in one move so you can get up during the night without undoing the headgear.
• Quiet venting: diffused exhaust spreads the vented air softly so it is less likely to disturb a partner.
• Padded headgear: soft strap wraps spread tension and cut down on facial marks.

Fit and comfort

This listing is the medium cushion, one of four sizes in the AirFit F10 range that also includes extra small, small, and large. The Spring Air cushion is a dual-wall design, so the outer wall supports while the inner membrane forms the actual seal against the skin. The cushion is interchangeable with the ResMed Quattro Air, which makes replacements easy to source down the road.

Sizing and what is included

The AirFit F10 comes with the mask frame, the Spring Air cushion in your chosen size, the elbow with quick-release, and the padded headgear. Choose the frame size that pairs with your cushion, and confirm the medium cushion matches your current fit before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Will the F10 work with my machine?
Yes. The AirFit F10 uses a standard connection and works with common CPAP and bilevel machines.

How often should I replace the cushion?
Most users replace a full face cushion about once a month, and the frame and headgear less often as they show wear.

Canada-wide shipping

CPAP Supplies Canada ships the ResMed AirFit F10 full face mask across Canada. A prescription may be required for CPAP masks in Canada.