Had sleep study last night: calling all auto cpap users!

midnightsadie & Spleenstomper

There are several types of masks, more than likely you'll try 3-4 different types until you settle on one.

I have found over the years to look for the most simplistic ones. I finally settled on the "nasal pillow" styles with the hose assembly going up & over my head as verses hose down. Nasal pillow masks take a few days to adjust to, but IMHO work best. Keeping one's mouth closed, once you're getting enough air intake becomes easier also.