The ResMed AirTouch F20 features an UltraSoft memory foam cushion, offering unmatched comfort and a secure, breathable seal even at high pressures. Designed to minimize facial markings and skin irritation, the plush foam adapts to facial contours for a personalized fit. The mask includes magnetic clips for easy wear and removal, a quick-release elbow for convenient disconnection, and is compatible with all ResMed CPAP machines, including the AirMini™ when used with the F20 Setup Pack.
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The key difference between the AirTouch F20 and the original AirFit F20 lies in the cushion. Unlike traditional silicone, the AirTouch F20 features a memory foam layer that seals against the face, offering a superior fit and seal. The memory foam cushion is great for users who are sensitive to silicone cushions.
Because of the foam's nature, it cannot be washed like a standard mask. Instead, it should be wiped daily, with the cushion designed to last only 30 days before needing replacement.
The AirTouch F20 shares the same frame and headgear as the AirFit™ F20, making the cushions between the two models interchangeable. This allows current F20 users to try the UltraSoft memory foam cushion with their existing mask, and AirTouch F20 users can switch to the silicone AirFit F20 cushion if they choose. The one-size frame is compatible with all three sizes of F20 cushions.
The AirTouch F20 headgear connects to the mask frame using magnetic headgear clips for ease of use. The magnetic clips lock into place easily onto the frame making for quick placement and removal of the mask.
The Airtouch F20 mask elbow is easily added or removed from the mask using the built-in tabs. Simply press the tabs and pull the elbow off of the mask, and click back in to put back in place. This makes it easier when having to get up in the middle of your therapy and disconnecting for your machine.
The elbow has numerous ports around the elbow allowing air to flow in various directions, making for quieter and less forceful exhalation.