Quick answer: The ResMed AirFit F30 is a compact full face CPAP mask that covers the mouth and seals under the nose rather than over the bridge — so it has a much smaller footprint than a traditional full face mask, with no pressure on the nasal bridge and a clear field of view. It's a complete system: frame, cushion, and headgear. A good fit for people who need full face coverage but want something minimal, and for glasses-wearers or readers. Available in sizes. A prescription is required.
What's included
- 1 × AirFit F30 frame
- 1 × cushion (in your selected size)
- 1 × headgear
You'll need your own CPAP machine and tubing. Prescription required.
About this mask
Traditional full face masks seal across the bridge of the nose — the spot where many people get red marks and pressure, and where a large piece of silicone sits in the line of sight. The AirFit F30 takes the compact route: its cushion sits under the nose and over the mouth, so the nasal bridge is untouched and your field of view stays clear.
It's one of ResMed's most minimal full face masks — the frame stays low on the face, making it a strong choice for people who want full face coverage (for mouth breathing or nasal congestion) without the bulk. Reading, watching TV, and wearing glasses are all easy, and the reduced facial contact suits people prone to marks or claustrophobia with bigger masks.
The F30 uses dual-wall cushion technology for the seal and SoftEdge™ headgear for comfort. It's a complete system, ready to use with a compatible machine, and its cushion and headgear are replaceable as they wear.
Note — F30 vs F30i: the AirFit F30 (this) connects at the front, like a conventional mask. The AirFit F30i is a different mask with the tube connecting at the top of the head (tube-up). They're not the same, and their parts differ.
Key features
- Under-the-nose cushion — no pressure on the nasal bridge; no red marks there.
- Compact, minimal full face — small footprint; clear field of view.
- Full face coverage — suits mouth breathers and nasal congestion.
- Dual-wall cushion — reliable seal at therapy pressures.
- SoftEdge™ headgear — gentle on skin for long-term wear.
- Complete system — frame, cushion, and headgear included.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Product type | Compact full face CPAP mask (complete system) |
| Style | Under-the-nose, minimal contact |
| Coverage | Mouth and under-nose (does not cross the nasal bridge) |
| Tube connection | Front (conventional) — not tube-up (that's the F30i) |
| Sizes | Small / Medium |
| Includes | Frame + cushion + headgear |
| Compatibility | Standard CPAP/BiLevel tubing (all manufacturers) |
| Related | AirFit F30i (tube-up version — different mask) · headgear standard (64161) |
| Prescription | Required (U.S.) |
| Brand | ResMed |
Sizing
The AirFit F30 cushion comes in sizes (commonly Small and Medium). Because it seals under the nose, sizing follows a different logic to a traditional full face mask — the cushion needs to sit below the nostrils without blocking them, and cover the mouth comfortably. Use the ResMed AirFit F30 sizing guide, or contact us at (718) 735-3400 for help.
Important: vented mask (for CPAP)
This is a vented full face mask — for standard CPAP and BiLevel machines; the mask vents exhaled air through its own vent holes. It is not a non-vented ventilator mask. Make sure you're ordering the right one for your equipment.
Frequently asked questions
What's included? The complete system — frame, cushion, and headgear.
How is it different from a traditional full face mask (like the F20)? It seals under the nose instead of across the bridge, so it's much more compact, with no pressure on the nasal bridge and a clear field of view.
What's the difference between the F30 and F30i? The F30 connects at the front, like a conventional mask; the F30i connects at the top of the head (tube-up). They're different masks with different parts.
Who is a full face mask best for? People who breathe through their mouth during sleep, or who often have nasal congestion, since it covers both the nose area and the mouth.
Can I wear glasses with it? Yes — nothing sits across the bridge of the nose or in your field of view.
Do I need a prescription? Yes — a prescription is required in the U.S.
Can I get it delivered in Brooklyn or shipped nationwide? Yes — Task Supply Corp offers USPS shipping throughout the continental U.S., plus local pickup and delivery in Brooklyn and all five boroughs of New York City.
This is a prescription medical device. Use it according to the ResMed user guide and your healthcare provider's guidance.