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Resmed Airfit P10 Review
As many who’ve read my reviews before will glean, I like to have a choice of the three main types of mask available to suit in order to reduce skin irritations and manage therapy better when I have a cold or hay fever problems.
I’ve recently bought the P10 nasal pillows mask, having had F&P’s Pilairo now for about a year and previously used the Swift FX.
After one month of using it I find it a very simple and comfortable mask to use, surprisingly quieter than the Pilairo Q, with a smaller contact area and less pinching of the end of the nose. Easy to fit and it comes complete with three sizes of pillows to suit.
Cleaning and assembly is simple, with the components all clipping together simply and positively, wheras the Pilairo Q can be hard to assemble (and can come apart at night) this is more secure.
Headgear is very simple, but for me I find it can ride up and cause poor fitting during the night, this seems to be getting better with use.
Venting is very well diffused and amazingly quiet, this easily on a par with the F&P Quiet masks, and does so without needing a replaceable diffuser, reducing cost and improving longevity.
To conclude this is a massive improvement on the Swift FX offering the same quality of seal and fit in a lighter and quieter, and more partner friendly package - defiinitely worth a try.
As many who’ve read my reviews before will glean, I like to have a choice of the three main types of mask available to suit in order to reduce skin irritations and manage therapy better when I have a cold or hay fever problems.
I’ve recently bought the P10 nasal pillows mask, having had F&P’s Pilairo now for about a year and previously used the Swift FX.
After one month of using it I find it a very simple and comfortable mask to use, surprisingly quieter than the Pilairo Q, with a smaller contact area and less pinching of the end of the nose. Easy to fit and it comes complete with three sizes of pillows to suit.
Cleaning and assembly is simple, with the components all clipping together simply and positively, wheras the Pilairo Q can be hard to assemble (and can come apart at night) this is more secure.
Headgear is very simple, but for me I find it can ride up and cause poor fitting during the night, this seems to be getting better with use.
Venting is very well diffused and amazingly quiet, this easily on a par with the F&P Quiet masks, and does so without needing a replaceable diffuser, reducing cost and improving longevity.
To conclude this is a massive improvement on the Swift FX offering the same quality of seal and fit in a lighter and quieter, and more partner friendly package - defiinitely worth a try.
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