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Respironics FullLife Full Face CPAP/BiPAP Mask with Headgear

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If you are purchasing a new CPAP, Auto CPAP or BiLevel (BiPAP) machine, humidifier or an oxygen concentrator, then federal law requires that we receive a copy of a prescription written by your doctor. A sleep study report does not qualify as a prescription. Also, the purchase of complete CPAP masks does require a prescription. (* Note that the component parts that make up the mask DO NOT require a prescription! *)

The prescription must state that it is for CPAP therapy and at what pressure your machine should be set. If you are purchasing a standard CPAP machine (one that operates at a constant pressure), then the prescription must show one pressure setting, which is generally a number between 4 and 20 and measured in cm of H2O. If you are purchasing an Auto CPAP machine, then your prescription must state two different pressures: A low (minimum) pressure setting and a high (maximum) pressure setting. If you are purchasing a BiLevel machine, then your prescription must state two pressure settings: An inspiratory (IPAP) setting and an expiratory (EPAP) setting. If you are purchasing an Oxygen Concentrator, the prescription should have the flow rate stated in Liters per minute.

Prescriptions can be faxed to us at 888-469-2555, or we can accept a scanned copy of your prescription by emailing it to us at [email protected].

Please note that orders for machines, concentrators, or complete masks will NOT be shipped until we receive a copy of your prescription!

Respironics FullLife Full Face CPAP/BiPAP Mask with Headgear

Part ID:

FullLife

UPC:

Discontinued

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Discontinued

Avg Retail Price:$119.00

5 Review(s)

Size

Small - 1047916 (out of stock)

Medium - 1047917 (Sold Out)

Med Wide - 1067584

Large - 1047918

DuoPack - 2 Sm Cush - 1052149 - $84.95

DuoPack - 2 M Cush - 1052153 - $99.95 (Sold Out)

DuoPack - 2 L Cush - 1052156 - $84.95

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Manufacturers Note:

Patient Support

The Respironics FullLife has less bulk while providing more convenience, comfort, and performance. Smaller and lighter - yet highly durable. That's what Respironics created with the FullLife full-face mask. A revolutionary design makes FullLife a great choice for both men and women who need a full-face mask but prefer something more compact and less intrusive than other full-face masks. To accomplish that, Respironics eliminated the conventional forehead pad and provided a clear sight line. To enhance comfort, Respironics used a dual-textured cushion that aids with assembly and prevents mask movement on the face. A clever headgear design further improves mask fit while simplifying application and removal. With just one faceplate to fit all sizes.

DuoPacks are one complete mask with the headgear with one additional cushion of the same size packaged with them.

The FitPack is a complete medium mask with headgear and also has a small and large replacement cushion packaged with it if you are unsure what size you need. The FitPack Does Not include a Medium Wide cushion.

What's in the Box

Respironics FullLife Full Face Mask and Headgear
Pictoral quick-fitting guide
User's manual

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I roll around alot and this mask works well in all positions.The headgear does not hold up well and must be replaced to often.Looses its strech and comes apart especially if you sweat.Neck strap needs to be wider.

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Reviewed by: Richard Willson from portland ore.. on 5/25/2014

GREAT COMPOANY

nICE MASK THAT HAD BEEN DISCONTINUED. BEST PRICE ON THE INTERNET I COULD FIND. tONY WAS ABSOLUTY GREAT AND HAD KNOLIDGE OF PRODUCTS. very FAST SHIPPING.

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Reviewed by: GLENN sUNDEEN from FLORIDA. on 11/9/2017

Owner

The design of the swivel port is an issue with me. There are tiny holes which expel a stream of air, which when blowing on the any exposed skin of the sleeper can be very distracting and prevent falling asleep. Can't these holes be placed on the solid portion of the mask and not the swivel? Perhaps the greatest need, regardless of any particular mask chosen is the lack of a dependable sizing chart, or paper device which can be used to measure the wearer's face profile in terms of small, medium and large.

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Reviewed by: Erniest Roos from Home. on 1/12/2016

good product overall. however, i had a problem connecting my tubing to the gray plastic portion which was different than my old mask. so I had to unhook the straps and soft plastic portions and reattach them to the previous gray portion. that worked just fine. also, although both the old and new masks are size Medium the new soft plastic seems to run a bit smaller.

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Reviewed by: James Garza from Round Rock, TX. on 8/13/2011

Homemaker

I was hopeful when my resp. therapist recommeded this mask. The first two nights I used it were great and then after that it was disappointing to say the least. Leaks terribly.

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Reviewed by: Janine from St. Charles, Mo. on 12/4/2009