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Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal Mask

$161.00 Regular price $170.00

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Overview

The Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal pairs the seal of a nasal mask with a design almost as minimal as pillows. A soft, compact seal sits under your nose, small wings help keep it steady, and the bridge of your nose and your line of sight are left clear.

Getting ready for bed is quick. The CapFit headgear slides on like a cap and lifts off the same way without losing its settings, a short tube built into the frame keeps your hose off your face, and fine vent holes keep exhaled air quiet.

Key features:

  • Compact seal: The floating seal wraps under your nose and stays clear of the bridge, so there's very little mask on your face.
  • Cap-style headgear: One headgear size fits every seal, and it's set with just a back strap and a top strap.
  • Easy in the dark: In a 2019 Fisher & Paykel study, all but one of 44 people could remove and refit it in the dark.
  • Four seal sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Wide, with a printable guide to help you choose before you order.
  • No magnets: Fisher & Paykel lists the Evora Nasal as magnet-free, worth knowing if an implant has ruled out masks with magnets.
  • Licensed in Canada: Health Canada has licensed the Evora Nasal for sale here, and the Class II licence number appears in Specifications.

The Evora Nasal fits nose breathers after a small mask that's simple to put on, including anyone who feels closed in by larger masks. If you'd like headgear that adjusts itself with no straps to set, compare it with the Solo Nasal.

Note: Please note the Evora Nasal won't work with the ResMed AirMini, a travel machine ResMed supports with its AirMini mask packs only.

📄 F&P Evora Nasal sizing guide (PDF)

How it works

Putting it on

Set the top strap button to its middle position. Hold the front of the mask, pull the back strap over the back of your head and bring the mask down so the seal sits under your nose. Pull the back strap tabs evenly until the seal feels secure and comfortable.

Adjust the top strap so the headgear sits just above your ears without touching them. To take it off, hold the front, pull it forward away from your nose and lift it over your head. You don't need to undo either strap, so your fit is kept for next time.

Cleaning it

After each use, pull the swivel off the tube, unclip the headgear and remove the seal, then wash the seal, swivel, frame and tube by hand in lukewarm soapy water, keeping any soak under ten minutes. Rinse well, check for cracks or tears and leave everything to dry out of direct sunlight.

Wash the complete headgear after every seven days of use. Avoid alcohol, bleach, antibacterial or antiseptic cleaners and moisturizers, don't put any part in the dishwasher, and never pull the short tube off the frame.

Additional information

The Evora Nasal CPAP Mask with Headgear by Fisher & Paykel is a compact nasal mask, suited to people starting CPAP and to experienced users alike.

Key features

  • CapFit Headgear: The unique CapFit™ headgear is designed to be put on like a cap, with a back strap and a top strap to adjust. Fisher & Paykel says the structure presents the seal in the right place every time.
  • Soft, Breathable Fabric: The headgear is a soft-knit fabric with AirEdge technology, designed to avoid leaving marks on the face.
  • Minimal Contact Design: The Evora Nasal Mask’s minimal contact design leaves a free field of view, and Fisher & Paykel says it may suit people who experience claustrophobia.
  • Compact Nasal Cushion: The soft, compact floating seal wraps around the nose, and stability wings are designed to keep it in position through the night.
  • Quiet Ventilation: Exhaled air leaves through laser-drilled exhaust holes with a radial air-flow design, which Fisher & Paykel designed to minimise noise and draft.
  • Easy to Assemble and Clean: The mask takes apart in three steps for cleaning: the swivel pulls off the tube, the headgear unclips and the seal comes off the frame.
What's included
  • Evora Nasal frame with its attached short tube and swivel
  • Seal in the size you pick, or a range of sizes with the FitPack
  • CapFit headgear with top strap and back strap
Specifications
Mask type
Compact nasal, seal sits under the nose
Seal
Silicone floating seal with stability wings
Seal sizes
Small, Medium, Large, Wide
Headgear
CapFit, one size, top strap and back strap
Tube connection
Short tube fixed to the frame, removable swivel
Pressure range
4 to 25 cm H2O
Sound level
18.8 dBA sound pressure
Magnets
None (Fisher & Paykel)
Latex
Not made with natural rubber latex
Machines
Home CPAP, APAP and bilevel
AirMini
Not supported (AirMini mask packs only)
Health Canada licence
67268 (Class II, F&P CPAP mask family)
Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal Mask$161.00

Features and fit

Finding the right size

The seal comes in Small, Medium, Large and Wide, all using the same headgear. To choose, print Fisher & Paykel's sizing guide and hold it just under your nostrils.

  • Print the guide at actual size, not scaled to fit the page
  • Medium suits most people, according to Fisher & Paykel
  • Loose or leaking points to Small, tightness at the sides to Large
  • Change size only for discomfort or a leak that won't settle
Adjusting the two straps

There are just two adjustments to learn, and once they're set you can leave them alone.

  • Start with the top strap button on its middle position
  • Pull the back strap tabs evenly to tighten or loosen the seal
  • Move the top strap until the headgear sits just above your ears
  • Lift the mask forward and over your head to remove it with settings kept
The attached tube and swivel

A short tube is built permanently into the frame and keeps your main hose a little way from your face. Only the swivel at its end comes off, which is where your hose connects.

  • Never pull the short tube off the frame
  • Keep the exhaust holes clear and check air flows through them
  • An oxygen or pressure port connector is available if your clinic needs one
Machines and spare parts

Fisher & Paykel says the Evora Nasal works with home CPAP, APAP and bilevel machines. The ResMed AirMini is the exception, since ResMed supports it with its AirMini mask packs only.

  • Spare seals come in each of the four sizes
  • Replacement headgear and back straps are sold on their own
  • Check your machine's guide for any mask-type setting
Front view of the Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal, its compact seal below teal CapFit headgear

Floating seal

A soft, compact seal wraps around the underside of your nose, and small stability wings are designed to hold it in position all night. The bridge of your nose is left untouched.

CapFit headgear

It goes on like a cap and lifts off the same way, so there's nothing to fiddle with at bedtime. Fisher & Paykel designed it to bring the seal to the right spot every time.

Open view

With a compact seal and slim straps, most of your face is left uncovered, which makes reading or watching TV before sleep easy. It's a good match if bigger masks leave you feeling closed in.

Quiet venting

Your exhaled air leaves through fine laser-drilled holes that spread it out evenly. Fisher & Paykel designed the vent to keep both noise and draft down for you and your partner.

Common questions

How often should I replace the Evora Nasal seal?

Fisher & Paykel advises changing the seal every fourteen days. Frames are due for a change after three months and headgear after six months, and any part that cracks, discolours, tears or stops sealing should go sooner.

Will the Evora Nasal headgear mark my face?

Fisher & Paykel knits the headgear soft and gives it AirEdge, which is designed to avoid leaving marks on your face. In F&P's two-week home trial, 42 of 44 people rated the headgear comfortable or average.

Can I take it off without losing my fit?

Yes. Hold the front, pull it forward away from your nose and lift it up over your head. Both straps keep their settings, so it goes back on exactly as before.

Is it right for me if I'm a mouth breather?

It's made for people who breathe freely through their nose. If your mouth tends to fall open as you sleep, pressure escapes that way, and a full face mask such as the Evora Full is the safer pick.

How does the Evora Nasal compare with the Solo Nasal?

Both are compact Fisher & Paykel nasal masks. The Evora has a cap-style headgear with two straps you set once, while the Solo's stretch headgear adjusts itself. The Evora also reaches a higher top pressure.

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.