10 Pack Universal Nose Pads for CP-AP Ma-sk - Nasal Gel Pads Avoiding Air Leaks,Red Mark Irritation and Soreness,Can Be Trimmed by TOMOON

After a couple years on a CPAP, I began to get an abrasion on the nose of my bridge on my nose. And my Resmed AirTouch F20 masks began to develop cracks in the memory foam. My leak scores soared as well. These have helped put a halt to that. I have also begun to use a mask liner. or pillow case, if you will, and the combination have resolved those problems. It It is thinner than the Gecko, and less expensive than both the Gecko and Grasshopper.

I use these to stop leaks near my eyes, and causing dry eyes. Works great and last long.

These things are too thick and do not stick to your face as the picture makes it look. If, on the off chance you can get them positioned over your nose as you put your mask on, they "crush" your nose, closing off your nostrils and making it hard to breathe at all.I will look elsewhere for a solution... I suggest you do the same.

I am new to the CPAP world and when I started using it, I noticed it was leaving marks on my face. This products helps and stays in place all night. The adhesive does wear around 2 weeks, but you get a 10pk and don’t need to replace often. Will buy again

Too thick and interfered with good Seal

They work great. They are very thick so they stay very sticky. I definitely will be purchasing them again.

My CPAP mask leaves marks on my nose. I bought these in hopes of fixing this problem. I found that they did not stay in place, sliding on my cheeks. They added mass to the bridge of my nose which resulted in a tighter fit from my mask. I discontinued using them. Maybe someone with a thinner nose would benefit from them.

I've been fighting CPAP mask leaks for over 20 years. Problems were either mask leak or too much pressure on the bridge of my nose -- often causing bleeding and an open sore. I started using the Universal Nose Pads for CPAP Mask in mid-February. Only a few of my mask leaks were over 0%. A few time I got a soar nose because the mask was too tight. But after a while I got the hang of it. I confess I only occasionally give my face a good washing at night (but I don't use facial products). I wash my mask every day, and wash the gel pad every day (under warm water, both sides). Almost from the beginning I misplaced the piece of plastic that you are supposed to cover the gel-side of the nose pad. I simply wash the pad on both sides in warm (not hot) water, gently rubbing all surfaces with my thumb, and lay it on one side half the day, and then turn it over. I've already used the first one for about 60 days. I've had a few leaks, but analyzed my night and determined that I needed a mask gear adjustment. I am quite pleased. When I persistently get leaks, I'll toss the one I'm using and get another from the batch I purchased. With careful use and cleaning, I recommend this product.I’m still on my third gel pad. Last night was night #100 with it. The secret is washing both sides a total of about 3 minutes (1:30 on each side). My CPAP reports mask efficiency: 100% = no leaks. If < 100% I investigate the cause, which is usually the mask harness. If <96%, I’ll replace the gel pad. THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING PRODUCT.