Philips DreamWear Silicone Pillows Mask
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Overview
The Philips DreamWear Silicone Pillows mask seals with soft silicone tips at your nostrils and sends your air through the frame itself, up to a hose that connects on top of your head. With no tube at the front, your face stays clear and your pillow has nothing to push against.
Night to night, that means sleeping however you like, on your side, back or stomach. You can read with your glasses on before you drift off, and when you need to get up, one pull on the elbow's quick release separates you from the hose.
Key features:
- Two packs to choose from: The Fit Pack has a Medium frame with four cushion sizes, and the Setup Pack has two frames with two cushions.
- Built from face scans: Philips designed the pillows using thousands of 3D facial scans so they suit many different nose shapes and sizes.
- Rated comfortable: In a Philips trial, three out of four users found this mask more comfortable than the mask they'd been prescribed.
- Swap cushion styles: The same frame and headgear take DreamWear Under the Nose cushions, so you can change styles without a whole new mask.
- No magnetic clips: It isn't on Philips' list of masks with magnets, and its headgear fastens without magnetic clips of any kind.
- Licensed in Canada: Health Canada licensed the DreamWear Silicone Pillows in 2020, and it appears in Philips Canada's current product listings.
The DreamWear Silicone Pillows suits nose breathers who change position at night, people who feel closed in by bigger masks, and anyone who reads in bed with glasses on. For a cushion that rests under the nose instead, compare the Under the Nose.
Note: The Setup Pack includes Small and Medium cushions only. If you think you'll need a Large or Medium-Wide cushion, choose the Fit Pack, which has all four.
How it works
Putting the mask on
Assemble the mask, then set the cushion beneath your nose and ease the pillow tips into your nostrils. Settle the frame over the crown of your head and bring the headgear down behind it, then lift the headgear tabs, adjust each strap length and press the tabs flat.
Connect your CPAP hose to the release clip on the elbow, which should sit on top of your head. Turn the machine on, lie down and try a few positions. A little leak is normal, and straps pulled too tight show up as redness around the cushion. To take it off, hold the cushion and pull it forward, then up and over.
Daily and weekly cleaning
Each day, take the mask apart and hand wash the cushion, frame, elbow and quick release in warm water with a little mild dish soap. Push each part fully under so no air pockets remain. Rinse and let everything dry completely before use. Wash your face beforehand and skip lotions, which affect the seal.
Once a week, hand wash the headgear and fabric wraps too. Dry them flat or on a line, since a clothes dryer can damage them, and keep bleach, alcohol and cleaners that contain conditioners or moisturizers away from every part.
Additional information
The DreamWear Nasal Pillow CPAP Mask's innovative design directs airflow through a soft, silicone frame so you can sleep comfortably with more freedom of movement.
Soft silicone frame
One of DreamWear's most exciting innovations is the soft frame that carries airflow to the nasal pillows. Because the frame is soft, it adapts to your face, and the top-of-head connection lets you sleep on your side, back or stomach.
Optional soft fabric wraps can be wrapped around the frame for extra softness.
Silicone nasal pillows
This DreamWear mask uses soft silicone nasal pillows, designed with 3D facial scan data to suit a wide range of nostril shapes and sizes.
Headgear and tubing connection
DreamWear Nasal Pillows Masks feature soft headgear with arms that help keep the mask stable. The tubing elbow sits on top of the head, keeping the hose away from your face.
Open field of view
Because air flows through the frame rather than a tube at the front, DreamWear gives an open field of view for reading, wearing glasses or watching TV before bed.
Sizing
DreamWear Silicone Pillows cushions come in four sizes: Small, Medium, Medium-Wide and Large, and frames in Small, Medium and Large. We sell two packs: the Fit Pack, with a Medium frame and all four cushions, and the Setup Pack, with Small and Medium frames and Small and Medium cushions. According to Philips, most faces fit the Medium frame.
What's included
- Fit Pack: Medium frame with all four cushion sizes
- Setup Pack: Small and Medium frames and cushions
- Headgear with arms
- Elbow with tubing quick release
Specifications
- Mask type
- Nasal pillows, hose connects on top of the head
- Cushion
- Silicone pillows
- Cushion sizes
- Small, Medium, Large, Medium-Wide
- Frame sizes
- Small, Medium, Large
- Sound level
- 19 dBA sound pressure at 1 m, 27 dBA sound power
- Dead space
- 84 mL
- Magnets
- Not on Philips' list of masks with magnets
- Materials
- Silicone and polycarbonate, no natural rubber latex or DEHP
- Machine setting
- X1 on DreamStation, set by your provider
- Machines
- CPAP and bilevel machines, not the AirMini
- Health Canada licence
- 105526 (Class II)
Philips DreamWear Silicone Pillows Mask$161.00Features and fit
Finding your cushion and frame
There are two sizes to get right. Philips' tip for the cushion is to use the smallest one that fits your nose.
- Cushion: tips in your nostrils, bases resting underneath with no gaps
- Never push the bases up into your nostrils
- Frame: Medium suits most faces
- Frame sitting near your ears, go smaller, and near your eyes, go larger
Fit Pack or Setup Pack
Both packs let you try sizes at home before you settle on one. The size of each piece is printed on it, so you'll know what to reorder.
- Fit Pack: a Medium frame with Small, Medium, Large and Medium-Wide cushions
- Setup Pack: two frames and two cushions, each in Small and Medium
- Both come with headgear with arms
Magnets, latex and materials
This mask isn't among the Philips masks with magnets, and its parts list has no magnetic clips.
- Made without natural rubber latex or DEHP
- Cushion and frame in silicone and polycarbonate
- Headgear in foam, nylon and spandex, with optional fabric wraps for the frame
Machine fit and replacement parts
Use it with CPAP and bilevel machines. On a Philips DreamStation, your care provider chooses the matching mask setting for comfort.
- Not for the ResMed AirMini, which takes ResMed's AirMini packs only
- The same frame takes DreamWear Under the Nose cushions
- Cushions, frames, headgear and fabric wraps are each sold separately
Top-of-head tube
Your hose connects on top of your head and the air travels through the soft frame, so your face stays free of tubing. Sleep on your side, back or stomach without the tube in the way.
Silicone pillows
Soft silicone tips sit just inside your nostrils while their bases rest underneath. Philips shaped them from thousands of 3D face scans to suit a wide range of noses.
Open view
Air flows through the frame rather than a tube in front of your face, so you can wear your glasses, read or watch TV in bed. It's worth a look if larger masks make you feel closed in.
Headgear with arms
Soft, slip-resistant arms hold the frame clear of your ears, a little like the arms of a pair of glasses. They keep the mask steady as you move through the night.
Common questions
How often should I replace DreamWear pillows parts?
Philips says to replace the mask and headgear once a year. Inspect the parts regularly too, and swap any cushion or frame that cracks, tears or stiffens before then. Because cushions and frames come separately, a worn part never means a whole new mask.
Can I sleep on my side or stomach in this mask?
Yes. Because the hose connects at your crown and the air runs inside the frame, there's no tube at your face for the pillow to push against. In Philips' trial, people using DreamWear masks felt they didn't need to choose a sleep position.
Does a pillows mask suit mouth breathers?
A pillows mask needs your mouth closed, because air that escapes through it never reaches your airway. Philips points mouth breathers to its full face cushion instead. That takes different headgear, so the DreamWear Full Face is the version to look at.
Can I put the DreamWear in the dishwasher?
Yes, once a week. Take off the headgear and fabric wraps, which aren't dishwasher safe, and place the rest on the top shelf with a mild detergent and no heated dry. Hand wash the cushion, frame and elbow on the other days.
Should I choose the pillows or DreamWear Under the Nose?
Choose the pillows if you want tips that seal just inside the nostrils. The Under the Nose cushion rests beneath your nose without going in, and Philips calls it its most minimal design. Both share one frame and headgear, so the cushions swap easily.
Do I need a prescription to buy this mask?
No. Masks don't need a prescription, so you can order this one straight away. We only ask for a prescription with CPAP machines and ventilators, before they ship.
Need help?
Between two sizes, or not sure which mask suits you? Call or chat with our team before you order.