Universal Headgear

Hand washing is recommended to preserve the elastic and Velcro components. Use warm water and mild soap, rinse thoroughly, and air dry. Machine washing can cause premature wear.

Ensure even tension on all straps and consider the strap routing to minimize pressure points when lying on your side. Some users benefit from headgear with fewer contact points on the sides.

Ensure proper adjustment - not too tight, use headgear covers or pads if needed, and consider rotating between different headgear styles. Proper fit should not leave lasting marks.

No, headgear is specifically designed for each mask model with unique attachment points and tension distribution. Using incompatible headgear can compromise fit and therapy effectiveness.

'For Her' headgear is designed with smaller dimensions and often features softer materials or different strap configurations to better accommodate smaller head sizes and facial features.

Regular stretching, body oils, and washing gradually break down elastic fibers. This is normal wear that affects the headgear's ability to maintain proper tension and mask positioning.

Adjust headgear snugly enough to maintain a seal but not so tight that it causes discomfort or red marks. You should be able to slide a finger under the straps comfortably.

Replace headgear every 6 months or when you notice stretched straps, worn Velcro, fraying, or difficulty maintaining proper mask positioning. Regular replacement ensures optimal mask stability.