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Resmed Discontinues AirFit™ N10 Mask
Let us start with the not-so-good news first. After 8 years, Resmed decided to discontinue the AirFit N10 Mask. It’s widely considered the G.O.A.T of CPAP masks and has been a Godsend for millions of patients.
The good news: There's another AirFit and this one is supposed to be even better (more on that later).
A Look Back At AirFit™ N10
Before we look ahead to the future, let us unpack all the great stuff about the AirFit N10. Resmed released the N10 in 2014 as their first-generation nasal mask in today’s popular AirFit series. It took decades of research to develop the game-changing silicone cushions and padded headgear. The mask encompassed cutting-edge design by minimizing unnecessary parts and weight, pretty much eliminating annoying irritations other masks might cause. The AirFit N10 was consistently ranked the 'Number 1' overall favorite nasal masks for years. But in the beginning of 2022, Resmed announced it would stop making it. There is a pretty good reason why.

Sure, the N10 is a fantastic mask, but it was designed more than a decade ago. And while it still may work for you, technology is constantly opening the door for new, better designs. And Resmed has come up with one.
Meet AirFit™ N20
Say hello to N10's successor...AirFit™ N20! Since it's official unveiling in 2016, the N20 has already eclipsed the N10 in popularity. The new-generation N20 is the result of more than three years of research and development with significant improvements to the design and comfortability! Resmed's research shows the AirFit N20 fits an astonishing 99% of patients tested - regardless of facial structure, gender or age (yes...we just picked our jaw off the ground, too!). That means less time tinkering with a mask and more time sleeping!
N20 Improvements & Key Features
AirFit N20 looks even more modern, (and dare we say, sexy) than the once futurist N10, and is extremely comfortable! The stand-out feature includes its patented InfinitySeal™ cushion creating a stable fit and reliable seal around your nostrils. It is soft, adaptive and delicate silicone cushion leaves fewer marks on your face in the morning.
Other key features of AirFit N20 include:
- An open line of sight, keeping your entire field of vision clear
- Ultra-soft, flexible and lightweight frame
- Plush headgear with integrated extra-padding for enhanced comfort
- Modular design making it easy to fit and adjust
- Three interchangeable cushion sizes
- Magnetic clips and quick-release elbow make it easy to put on or take off
- New hose connection offers more freedom of movement throughout the night
Making The Switch
While the AirFit N20 Mask has many five-star ratings on CPAPmachines.ca, we know there are many devoted users of the N10 who just need a bit more time...we completely understand. If you are one of them, stay on course by stocking up on the remaining N10's now, while sizes are still available.
And if you're ready to make the jump to the N10's successor, N20, you can shop for various sizes of AirFit N20 here. The staff at CPAPmachines.ca have thoroughly tested it and it ranks as one of our absolute favourite nasal masks.
CPAP Masks For $100 Or Less!
Whether you're new to CPAP therapy or a seasoned vet, we can all agree: finding the perfect mask isn't easy! Short of having plastic surgery to fit into one of the hundreds of generic masks out there, you're probably going to have to try on a few before you find one that fits your face comfortably. Today, we've lined up our favourite CPAP masks and some best sellers that are $100 or less.
AirFit™ P10 & P10 For Her CPAP Masks (Fitpack), $97.98
This super-light and sleek CPAP mask is made by Resmed and may be one of the quietest masks on the market. The AirFit™ P10 has a Standard and a "For Her" version, each with various size nasal pillows. The Standard version has blue and grey headgear and comes with small, medium and large size cushions. The For Her version has soft pink and grey headgear and comes with extra small, small and medium-size cushions. The exhalation port, designed with QuietAir woven-mesh vent system minimizes any disturbances to your bed partners.
Dreamwear & Dreamwear Gel CPAP Masks (Fitpack), $97.98
Made by Philips Respironics, the Dreamwear and Dreamwear Gel masks have a unique frame design. Air flows through a flexible silicone frame that sits across your face and airflow to the main tubing is connected from the crown of your head. This design has a claim to support various sleeping positions - side, back or stomach for comfort. This mask comes with a standard size frame (additional size frames sold separately) and 3 or 4 size nasal cushions in the package (depending on which Dreamwear) for easy fitting.
AirFit™ N10 & N10 For Her CPAP Masks, $94.98
The AirFit™ N10 series, manufactured by Resmed has garnered a huge fan base. It's a nasal style (around the nose) mask with an under-eye frame that improves sightlines (for reading/watching TV) and provides comfort and wear-ability with their SpringAir™ cushion. The head straps are significantly slimmer with SoftEdge™ technology to provide excellent stability throughout the night. The Standard AirFit™ N10 comes with a standard size headgear in classic blue and a choice of small, standard and wide sizes. The For Her version is equipped with small headgear and only one small size nasal cushion finished in soft pink.
Mirage Activa™ LT Nasal CPAP Mask, $94.98
Also by Resmed, the Mirage Activa™ LT has been on the CPAP scene for quite some time as the successor of the original Mirage Activa™. The revamped MicroFit dial provides a more secure fit along the forehead and dual-wall cushion makes it a favourite among many CPAP users. The Mirage Activa™ comes in 4 sizes-small, medium, large and large-wide and performs comfortably - even for restless sleepers.
Meridian CPAP Mask, $79.98
Last, but certainly not least, the Meridian nasal mask by Resmed is the lowest priced CPAP mask on our list. It's one of Resmed's longstanding classics; a simple nasal mask providing effective treatment. The headgear features 3 fastening points for easy on-and-off maneuvering and a 360-degree swivel elbow to allow a range of movement for users. The cushion is fitted with a silicone pad that contours the face with minimal leakage. Though it comes in small, medium and large, finding your size can be challenging - and with so much new mask technology coming out every few months, many CPAP vendors have stopped stocking this oldie but a goodie.
While many CPAP users tend to push their mask's lifespan to over a year, it's recommended we replace our CPAP masks every 6 to 8 months, as your mask can get gross and its materials begin to break down. We hope this list helps you find a well-fitting and budget-friendly mask that'll bring you a restful night's sleep.