Buy a CPAP Mask for Sale: Full Face, Nasal, and Nasal Pillow Prices and Fit
Direct answer: Yes, you can buy a CPAP mask on its own — you do not need to buy a new machine to get one. Full face masks run about $70 to $177 at major online sellers, nasal masks about $78 to $95, and nasal pillow masks about $92. MyRespCo sells a universal-fit Full Face Mask Kit for $39.99 and a Nasal Mask Kit for $49.99, both in stock as of November 9, 2026. A prescription is required for the machine, not for MyRespCo's mask kits.
What CPAP masks actually cost
| Mask | Price found 2026-11-09 |
|---|---|
| Full Face Mask Kit, MyRespCo | $39.99, in stock (was $99.99) |
| Nasal Mask Kit, MyRespCo | $49.99, in stock (was $59.99) |
| Sol Full Face, Sleeplay | $69.99 |
| Fisher & Paykel Solo Nasal, cpapsupplies.com | $78.00 |
| ResMed AirFit P30i nasal pillow, RespShop | $92.00 |
| Fisher & Paykel Evora Nasal, Sleeplay | $95.00 |
| Siesta Full Face, Sleeplay | $109.00 |
| FitLife Total Face, Sleeplay | $125.00 |
| ResMed AirFit F40 full face, Sleeplay | $155.00 |
| ResMed AirFit X30i oral-nasal, Sleeplay | $177.00 |
MyRespCo's $39.99 full face kit is $30 less than the cheapest brand-name full face mask found ($69.99 Sol) and $115.01 less than the ResMed AirFit F40 at $155.00. Its $49.99 nasal kit is $28.01 less than the Fisher & Paykel Solo Nasal at $78.00.
Full face vs nasal vs nasal pillow
| Full face | Nasal | Nasal pillow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covers | Nose and mouth | Nose only | Nostrils only, small pillows |
| Best for | Mouth breathers, congestion, high pressure | Nose breathers who want less bulk | Nose breathers who want the lightest fit |
| Seal | Most forgiving when your mouth opens at night | Breaks if your mouth opens and air escapes | Breaks if your mouth opens and air escapes |
| Bulk | Most | Medium | Least |
| Glasses / reading in bed | Harder | Easier | Easiest |
| MyRespCo price | $39.99, kit with frame, cushion, headgear, elbow | $49.99, kit with headgear | Not sold as a standalone kit — see the S10 bundle |
If you wake with a dry mouth, breathe through your mouth at night, or have congestion, start with a full face mask. If you breathe only through your nose and want less on your face, a nasal or nasal pillow mask fits better. A nasal pillow mask is the lightest option but the least forgiving — if your mouth opens, therapy air escapes and the machine cannot hold pressure.
What MyRespCo's mask kits include
- Full Face Mask Kit, $39.99: universal-fit frame, cushion, headgear, and elbow connector. Compatible with all major CPAP and BiPAP machines. RT-recommended, 30-day money-back guarantee, 1-year functionality warranty, same-day shipping before 2pm EST.
- Nasal Mask Kit, $49.99: universal-fit nasal cushion design with adjustable headgear. Compatible with all major CPAP and BiPAP machines. Same guarantee, warranty, and shipping terms.
- Both kits are sold as no-prescription mask kits on myrespco.com. CPAP machines are different — a valid prescription is required in the United States before a machine ships.
The 6 checks before you buy a CPAP mask
- Machine first, mask second — but buy the right mask for your breathing: Full face if you mouth-breathe, nasal or nasal pillow if you nose-breathe. The wrong type leaks all night no matter how good the machine is.
- Size: MyRespCo's kits are universal fit. Brand-name masks come in small, medium, and large — a wrong size leaks at the seal. If you know your size from a previous mask, order that size; if you do not, a universal-fit kit removes the guess.
- Prescription: MyRespCo sells its mask kits without a prescription requirement. Machines always require one. Some other sellers require a prescription even for a complete mask system — check before you order elsewhere.
- What is in the box: Confirm the kit includes the frame, cushion, headgear, and elbow. Some listings sell the cushion alone, and headgear costs extra. MyRespCo's kits include all four.
- Compatibility: Any standard 22mm mask fits any standard CPAP or BiPAP machine, including the AirSense 10, AirSense 11, and AirCurve 10. Heated tubing (ClimateLineAir) also uses the same connection.
- Returns: Masks are personal items, and some sellers do not accept returns on them. MyRespCo offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on its mask kits — confirm the return terms before buying anywhere else.
If you still need the machine too
A mask alone does not treat sleep apnea — it needs a machine behind it. The certified refurbished AirSense 10 AutoSet at MyRespCo is $379.99, in stock, and the S10 Complete Starter Bundle at $429.99 (nasal pillow or nasal, in stock) includes the machine, tubing, and mask in one box. The Dream Sleep Auto CPAP combo at $469.99 is brand new and includes a medium full face mask. A prescription is required for any machine.
Ready to order?
If you need a mask now, order the Full Face Mask Kit at $39.99 or the Nasal Mask Kit at $49.99 from MyRespCo — both ship same day if ordered before 2pm EST, with free US shipping. If you are not sure which type fits your breathing, call or text 706-772-0263 and ask the RRT. Re-verify price and stock live before ordering, as stock changes.
FAQ
Do I need a prescription to buy a CPAP mask?
It depends on the seller. MyRespCo sells its universal-fit mask kits without a prescription requirement. Some sellers require a prescription for a complete mask system. A prescription is always required for the CPAP machine itself in the United States.
What is the cheapest good CPAP mask?
The MyRespCo Full Face Mask Kit at $39.99, in stock as of November 9, 2026 — $30 less than the cheapest brand-name full face mask found ($69.99). The Nasal Mask Kit is $49.99. Both include frame, cushion, headgear, and elbow.
Which mask type should I buy first?
Full face if you breathe through your mouth at night, wake with a dry mouth, or have congestion. Nasal or nasal pillow if you breathe only through your nose and want less bulk on your face. When in doubt, full face is the safer first buy because it still works if your mouth opens.
Will a MyRespCo mask fit my ResMed machine?
Yes. MyRespCo's kits use the standard 22mm connection and fit all major CPAP and BiPAP machines, including the ResMed AirSense 10, AirSense 11, and AirCurve 10, and the Dream Sleep Auto CPAP.
How often should I replace my mask?
ResMed recommends replacing the mask cushion every 2 to 4 weeks and the full mask every 3 to 6 months. Read the CPAP supplies article on this blog for the full replacement schedule and restock costs.
Can I return a mask if it does not fit?
MyRespCo offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on its mask kits. Many other sellers do not accept returns on masks because they are personal items — check the return policy before you buy anywhere else.
General information only — not medical advice. Whether a buyer needs CPAP, APAP, or BiPAP, which mask type fits, and what pressure settings to use, comes from their prescriber and sleep study, not from a seller or an article.