The Solo Nasal Mask Fit Pack is an excellent choice if you...

• Do not know your cushion size
• Have never tried a Solo Nasal Mask
• Prioritize discrete low-profile CPAP therapy
• Feel confined or claustrophobic wearing a full mask
• Prefer an open sightline to read/watch TV before bed
• Wear glasses to bed or need an unobstructed eye area
• Sleep in multiple positions and require mobility
• Have facial hair around the nose/mouth area
• Do not have nasal obstructions such as a deviated septum

Product Manual: Solo Nasal Mask User Guide

Product Fitting Guide: Solo Nasal Mask Fitting Guide

Product Sizing Guide: Solo Nasal Mask Sizing Guide

Using Your Mask For the First Time

1. Hold the back of the grey strap behind your head
2. Pull the front of the mask forward, stretching the headgear over your head
3. Position the cushion under your nose and orange strap on the top of your head
4. Connect the swivel to your CPAP hose
5. Turn on your machine
6. Pull the cushion away from the nose to loosen the headgear
7. Push the cushion into the nose to tighten headgear
8. Reposition the cushion if you experience air leaks
9. If the cushion feels too tight try pushing the grey and yellow straps further apart

Notes

• The headgear can be adjusted by lengthening and shortening the side straps.
• The cushion should seal and feel comfortable under your nose.
• Your nose should never be inside the nasal cushion opening.

Solo Nasal & SmartStart or Auto-On Features

Features that automatically start therapy airflow may not work effectively with the Solo, though this varies from machine to machine.

Medical Implant Safety

This mask does not contain magnetic clips. This means it is safe for people with pacemakers, insulin pumps, and other medical implants.

Finding Your Perfect Fit

The Solo Nasal Mask comes with one-size-fits-all headgear, but it is offered in a variety of cushion sizes, three of which are included in the Solo Nasal Mask Fit Pack. This includes sizes small, medium, and large. You can also purchase a size wide cushion separately. When fitting your mask, we suggest trying each cushion size so you can experience each one before selecting the right size for you. If you need help, our sizing guide can offer further guidance on this process. If you still cannot find the right cushion, contact our CPAP Guides.

Care & Cleaning Notice

The following information includes recommended instructions for the general care and maintenance of our CPAP masks. Please review your mask's product manual for further details, including dishwasher safety notes.

Mask Part Replacement Schedule

• Cushion: Every 3-6 Months
• Headgear: Every 6 Months
• Complete Mask: Every 12 Months

Disassembling Your Mask

1. Unclip the front of the headgear from the frame located in front of the exhaust holes
2. Pull the cushion from the frame
3. Do not attempt to remove the swivel or the tube as this can break the mask

Daily Cleaning

1. Disassemble mask
2. Wipe cushion clean or wash with soap and water
3. Leave cushion to dry out of direct sunlight
4. Rinse short tube in warm water
5. Short tube to drip dry
6. Do not reassemble until mask parts are fully dry

Weekly Cleaning

1. Disassemble mask completely
2. Wash mask frame, short tube, cushion, and headgear in warm water with mild soap
3. Allow hollow short tube to soak in warm soapy water
4. Rinse each component thoroughly
5. Allow all parts to dry away from direct sunlight or heat
6. Do not reassemble mask until all parts are fully dry