ResMed AirFit P10 For Her Nasal Pillows Mask
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Overview
The ResMed AirFit P10 For Her is a nasal pillows mask for people who want as little on their face as possible. Two soft silicone pillows rest at the opening of your nostrils, and the elastic headgear holds them there without a frame across your cheeks or forehead.
The pack is built around sizing. Extra Small, Small and Medium pillows all come in the pack, letting you try them over a few nights and keep the one that feels best. Otherwise it's the standard AirFit P10, with lavender headgear accents instead of blue.
Key features:
- Goggle-style straps: Pull the headgear on over your head and lift it off the same way, then fine-tune the fit at its single side clip.
- Three parts: The whole mask is three parts, frame, pillows and headgear, so there's little to assemble and little to pack for a trip.
- Easy machine setup: On a ResMed AirSense or AirCurve, the only setting to change is mask type, which you switch to Pillows.
- Latex free: ResMed makes it without natural rubber latex or PVC, worth knowing if either material gives you trouble.
- Spares by size: Pillows are sold one size at a time, so once you know yours, reordering means buying only the size you wear.
It suits people with smaller nostrils who want a minimal mask, especially anyone who likes to read or wears glasses in bed. If Large pillows turn out to be your size, the standard AirFit P10 includes Small, Medium and Large pillows instead.
Note: This mask doesn't connect to the ResMed AirMini. The AirMini uses its own version of the P10, sold as a separate mask pack.
How it works
Putting it on
Turn the mask so the pillow's size letter sits at the bottom, with its L and R marks toward you, then guide each pillow into its own nostril. Draw the headgear over your head by the lower band and rest the top band on your crown.
Lift the mask slightly off your face and set it back down so the pillows settle. Both should stand upright in your nostrils. Attach your CPAP hose to the mask's tube, and you're ready.
Keeping it clean
Each morning, unclip the pillows and wash them with the frame in warm water with mild soap, and go gently over the vent with a soft brush. Rinse thoroughly and let everything air dry, away from direct sun, before clipping it back together.
Once a week, hand wash the headgear the same way and let it air dry. ResMed asks you not to iron it, and to keep ozone cleaners away from the mask, since they can discolour it.
What's included
- AirFit P10 frame with short tube
- Pillows: Extra Small, Small and Medium
- Lavender QuickFit elastic headgear
Specifications
- Mask type
- Nasal pillows
- Pillows
- Dual-wall silicone, Extra Small, Small and Medium in the box
- Headgear
- QuickFit elastic with lavender accents
- Vent
- QuietAir woven mesh
- Pressure range
- 4 to 20 cm H2O
- Sound level
- 21 dBA sound power, 13 dBA sound pressure at 1 m
- Magnets
- None (ResMed UK technical sheet)
- Machine setting
- Pillows (ResMed machines)
- Machines
- CPAP and bilevel, not the AirMini
- Materials
- Not made with natural rubber latex, no PVC
- Part number
- 62910
- Health Canada licence
- 92369 (Class II)
Features and fit
How to judge the fit
ResMed publishes no sizing chart for the P10, so the pack itself is your fitting kit. Each pillow is colour coded, with its letter moulded into the silicone.
- Colours: pink for Extra Small, clear for Small, grey for Medium
- Leaks, red marks or soreness can point to the wrong size, says ResMed's guide
- Still unsure? A clinician can check the fit with you
Getting the headgear right
ResMed's guide has you pull the headgear over your head by its lower band, then settle the top band on your crown. Spread the two back bands apart to loosen the fit, or draw them together to tighten.
- Use the single side clip for fine tuning
- Ease the mask off your face, then set it back to settle the seal
- Raised logos on the frame show which way is up in a dark room
How the vent behaves
The QuietAir vent is a woven mesh on the frame. With the machine running, ResMed says you should feel a light breeze there, so check with a finger held near the vent rather than over it.
- Dust can discolour the mesh, which ResMed says is harmless
- A soft brush during the daily wash keeps it clear
- Sudden noise usually means a part is seated wrong, so take it apart and refit
Machines and spare parts
The P10 For Her runs on CPAP and bilevel machines. On a ResMed AirSense or AirCurve, set the mask type to Pillows.
- Some older ResMed models use SWIFT or MIRAGE, as the user guide lists
- Not for the AirMini, which takes ResMed's separate P10 for AirMini
- Spare pillows come one size at a time, and the lavender headgear is its own part
Three pillow sizes
You get Extra Small, Small and Medium pillows in the box, letting you test each at home and keep the one that seals best. Extra Small is only packed with this For Her version.
Slip-on headgear
The lavender QuickFit headgear goes on and comes off in one pull, the way swim goggles do. Its two bands split across the back of your head to hold the mask steady without a tangle of straps.
Soft venting
Your breath leaves through the QuietAir vent, a small woven mesh panel. ResMed ranks the P10 with its quietest masks, a plus when someone sleeps beside you.
Clear view
The mask sits at your nostrils with nothing across your nose bridge, which means your glasses can stay on to read or watch TV in bed. ResMed suggests it if larger masks leave you feeling boxed in.
Common questions
How often should I replace the pillows and headgear?
ResMed suggests fresh pillows every month, a new frame system every three months and new headgear every six. Replace a part sooner if the silicone cracks or tears, or if the straps stay loose even after washing.
How is the For Her different from the standard P10?
ResMed names two differences: the headgear has lavender accents instead of blue, and the box holds Extra Small, Small and Medium pillows rather than Small, Medium and Large. The frame, vent and care routine are the same, and one user guide covers both.
Can men use the AirFit P10 For Her?
Yes. ResMed designed it with women in mind, but what changes is the pillow range and the colour, not the shape of the mask. Anyone whose nostrils suit Extra Small, Small or Medium pillows can wear it, lavender accents and all.
What if Medium pillows are too small?
ResMed's answer is to order Large pillows on their own, part 62933, and clip them onto the frame you already have. If you know Large is your size from the start, the standard P10 is the better buy, since its box includes Large.
Will it stay in place if I move around?
ResMed doesn't single out side sleeping. It did build the dual-wall pillows and split headgear so the mask stays put and keeps its seal as you change position through the night.
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.