resplabs CPAP Mask Liners - Compatible with Philips Respironics Amara View Full Face Masks - Reusable, Washable Comfort Covers - 4 Pack (Large)

I saw how this had a 2.5 star rating when I was re-ordering more and I wanted to add my experience. I love them. I gave them 5 stars. They "are" small and they can cover the holes in the mask (like some people complained about), but with a little bit of fitting and adjusting, they work perfectly. It isn't really easy to adjust because the mask is "sticky" but it isn't something that is super difficult either. I didn't even know I needed these, but after years of not having any issue, I started getting an irritation from just using the mask alone . I saw these and ordered them. Maybe they always popped up in a search for bi-pap and I ignored them because I wasn't having a problem. These are great and I'm so glad I found them and will never use a mask without them again, at least I hope I never have to. I hope they work for y'all too.

Elastic is too thick for the cushion to fit into the frame, covers air release holes on cushion If not positioned JUST right. Nose hole cutout is too small, almost all airflow was blocked. Liners are too taut to obtain a seal, lots of leaking air. Purchase medium size to go with medium cushion, liner needed to be much larger. These probably work with true full-face masks but they do not work for minimal contact masks like the Amara View. Will be returning these for a refund. Do not waste your money.

I had found similar liners that someone sewed in England that I would buy on etsy but the sizes varied and the material would quickly stretch out while you had it on. This is made to fit exact, doesn't even cover the vent holes.

I have a difficult time getting them on just right to where they will seal well enough to use my CPAP with it on. But once I do it works okay for that night. But then the next night I might have difficulty getting it to seal again. They are made out of like a t-shirt material so they have to be exactly and perfectly positioned and your headgear has to be tightened enough to wear. It fits just right or it can cause more leakage. But I do like the fact that it lets my skin breathe better because my skin doesn't like the constant contact with the CPAP cushion. So I like it when it works but it can be complicated and some nights I just take it off because it's too much trouble.

The hole on the top seemed to cover too much of the hole on the cpap mask.

I have worn a cpap for over a decade. And every winter I get broke out from the mask rubbing. The pic here is 2 days of use I wish I had taken a before Pic. It was blood red and irritated. After only 2 days its clearing up I will never go without these again. So thankful I accidentally happened on these.

There were zero reviews on this so I thought I would give it a shot. I have used other mask liners (disposable and reusable) on different masks to help with air leaks and to reduce skin irritation with little to no issues. This thing is way too small. So tight that the top of the mask was not anywhere close to my nose so absolutely no seal. I even tried cutting the top hole of the mask liner to try to make it work still nothing. Also covers some of the anti-asphyxiation holes 😳 the cushion doesn’t fit the frame properly with it on so the tubing doesn’t swivel at all with it. Never got past trying to do a mask fitting with it on because it’s literally useless and potentially even dangerous.

I found them to be too thick and they didn’t fit around the mask well. The mask wouldn’t seat well due to that thickness.

Great quality

It does the job and the wife is pleased filter works OK

Great on the skin but cause substantial mask leaks.

Utterly useless. They fit the pillow, but once on, the pillow won't fit into the headgear. It lets loads of leaks as well. Waste of money and time.