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ResMed AirFit™ N30 QuietAir™ Frame
ResMed AirFit™ N30 QuietAir™ Frame
ResMed AirFit™ N30 QuietAir™ Frame
ResMed AirFit™ N30 QuietAir™ Frame

ResMed AirFit™ N30 QuietAir™ Frame

$109.95

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Description

Designed for comfort and versatility, the ResMed AirFit™ N30 Nasal Cradle Cushion in Small Wide provides an exceptional fit for users with wider nasal structures.

This cushion, part of the innovative AirFit™ N30 series, offers a perfect balance of snug fit and breathing ease.

Its unique design minimizes facial pressure while ensuring a stable and effective seal, enhancing your CPAP therapy experience.

The Small Wide size is tailored for those who need a little extra width without compromising on comfort, making it ideal for uninterrupted sleep and effective therapy.


Feature
  • QuietAir™ Vent Technology: Features a specialized, integrated honeycomb vent that breaks up exhaled air, reducing noise to just 24 decibels—softer than a whisper.
  • Minimalist Under-the-Nose Design: The frame’s low-profile structure sits discreetly under the nose, providing a completely clear field of vision for reading or watching TV.
  • Featherlight Construction: One of the lightest frames in the AirFit line, designed to feel barely there while maintaining a secure and stable fit.
  • QuickFit™ Headgear Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with the split-strap elastic headgear, allowing for a slip-on fit that requires no velcro or clips.
  • Gentle Air Dispersion: The diffused venting prevents the "jet stream" of air common in older masks, ensuring a draft-free environment for the user and their partner.
  • Color-Coded Cushion Support: Features intuitive color-coded notches that make it easy to snap the N30 nasal cushions (Small, Medium, or Small-Wide) into place correctly.
  • Simple Three-Piece Design: Part of a streamlined system that is easy to disassemble, clean, and reassemble for daily maintenance.

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