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ResMed Mirage FX Elbow Assembly
ResMed Mirage FX Elbow Assembly

ResMed Mirage FX Elbow Assembly

$24.95
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Description

Optimize your CPAP therapy with the ResMed Mirage FX Elbow Assembly. This essential component ensures a secure connection between your mask and tubing, allowing for efficient airflow and reducing the risk of leaks.

Crafted with precision and durability in mind, the Mirage FX Elbow Assembly provides a reliable solution for your sleep apnea treatment. Its user-friendly design simplifies the assembly process, making it easy to maintain and clean.

Trust in the quality and performance of ResMed products to enhance your sleep therapy experience. Choose the Mirage FX Elbow Assembly for a seamless and effective CPAP solution.


Feature
  • One-Piece Design: Features a streamlined, integrated construction that is durable and easy to maintain.
  • Quick-Release Squeeze Tabs: Allows for effortless, one-handed attachment and detachment from the mask frame—perfect for getting up during the night without removing the mask.
  • 360-Degree Swivel: Provides a full range of motion for the CPAP tubing, preventing pulling or tangling as you change sleeping positions.
  • Quiet-Flow Venting: Engineered with a ring of micro-diffuser holes that gently and quietly disperse exhaled air away from the user and their partner.
  • Tool-Free Assembly: Snaps directly into the Mirage FX and Mirage FX For Her frames with zero complicated parts.
  • Lightweight Profile: Minimizes the weight on the front of the mask, reducing the risk of seal-breaking or nasal bridge pressure.
  • High-Quality Polycarbonate: Built from medical-grade materials designed for longevity and frequent cleaning.

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