Fisher & Paykel Solo Nasal Mask

The Fisher & Paykel Solo Nasal takes the guesswork out of fitting a mask. Its AutoFit headgear stretches over your head and finds its own position, so there are no side straps to tighten, and the soft cushion rests under your nose, leaving the bridge and your view clear.

Night to night, adjusting it is a matter of touch: push the cushion in for a firmer seal or pull it out to ease off. AutoLock then holds that fit as you move, and a single pull releases the headgear when morning comes around again.

Key features:

• Self-fitting headgear: Stretch it on and it settles itself, which helps if you tend to overtighten your mask.
• Simple for beginners: In Fisher & Paykel's trial, 79 of 83 people new to CPAP set the Solo up without help.
• One-touch adjustment: A gentle push or pull on the cushion is all it takes to fine-tune the seal.
• Swap cushion types: The same headgear takes Solo Pillows cushions if you'd like to try nasal pillows later on.
• No magnets: Fisher & Paykel lists the Solo among its masks that contain no magnets at all.
• Licensed in Canada: The Solo is licensed by Health Canada as a Class II medical device, with its licence number in Specifications.

The Solo Nasal suits nose breathers who want the simplest possible fit, whether this is your first mask or you're tired of adjusting straps. If you'd prefer cap-style headgear that handles a higher top pressure, compare it closely with the Evora Nasal.

Note: The Solo Nasal isn't supported on the ResMed AirMini travel machine, which ResMed supports with its AirMini mask packs only.

📄 F&P Solo Nasal sizing guide (PDF)