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Available in four sizes (S, M, L, and XL), the Mojo®2 Full Face Mask is designed to accommodate most facial features while providing an optimal fit and maximum comfort.
The Mojo®2 Full Face Mask uses Sleepnet’s AIR°gel® cushion featuring Custom Fit Technology, which provides superior stability and a comfortable seal while minimizing skin irritation.
Key Benefits:
- Comfort
- Personalized fit
- Adjustable
- Easy on and off
Features
360 Rotating Elbow
Designed to provide flexibility and comfort, the 360-degree rotating elbow allows the user to change sleep positions, move their head, or adjust the mask without discomfort. Additionally, the rotating elbow prevents the tubing from becoming twisted or tangled, which can often cause leaks or discomfort.
Adjustment Dial
Our adjustment dial allows the wearer to create a custom experience that helps ensure a secure, comfortable fit. By turning the dial, users can increase or decrease the pressure exerted by the pad against their forehead to help stabilize the mask and redistribute pressure away from the bridge of the nose.
AIR°gel®
Sleepnet’s AIR°gel® is a leading edge innovation developed and designed to enhance the comfort and effectiveness of our respiratory masks. This advanced cushion technology features medical grade silicone gel that conforms to the contours of each individual face creating a secure and comfortable seal that ensures a snug fit while minimizing air leakage around the edges. Our AIR°gel® technology is soft and flexible and helps to reduce irritation, making it suitable for extended wear.
AIRgel Forehead Cushion
Our forehead cushion uses our AIR°gel® technology to provide enhanced comfort for the wearer. AIR°gel® technology is soft and flexible to minimize irritation, making it suitable for extended wear.
Custom Fit Technology
Sleepnet's Custom Fit Technology is our proprietary technology made from a flexible, pliable material that responds to gentle manipulation and accommodates changes in weight and facial asymmetry. Custom Fit Technology allows the user to easily shape the mask by gently bending and molding it along the sides, top, and bottom to provide a consistent and secure fit.
Easy-release Magnetic Clips
Our Easy-release magnetic clips are a user-friendly innovation designed to simplify the process of attaching and detaching the mask from the headgear. While the magnetic clips help keep the mask in place during therapy, they also help the user to quickly and easily detach and remove the mask for any reason, simply by pulling it away from their face.
Lightweight frame
Our masks are made from lightweight materials, designed to provide support and structure while ensuring durability and comfort.
Non-Vented AAV Available
Non-Vented and
Oxygen Port
Delivering a controlled flow of supplemental oxygen to individuals with respiratory conditions, the oxygen port is a specialized feature for users who require oxygen support.
Quick Release
Our quick release masks feature a a slot on the side that allows the user to easily put on or take off the mask and headgear.
Vented
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the right size NIV mask for my patients?
Finding the right size non-invasive ventilation (NIV) mask for your patient involves careful assessment and fitting to ensure optimal comfort and effective therapy. Use this step-by-step guide to help you find the appropriate size NIV mask.
Why is my mask leaving painful marks on my face?
Various factors can cause a CPAP mask to leave painful marks on your face. Here are some common reasons why this might happen:
Mask Fit: If your CPAP mask is too tight or too loose, it can cause discomfort and leave marks on your face. A too-tight mask can dig into your skin and create pressure points, while a too-loose mask might require overtightening of the straps, leading to discomfort and marks.
Strap Tension: Straps that are overly tight to ensure a seal can cause pressure sores, redness, and pain. Finding the right balance between a snug fit and excessive tension is essential.
Mask Material: Some people might have sensitivity to the materials used in the mask, such as silicone or other materials in the cushion or frame. Allergic reactions or skin irritation can result in redness, soreness, or discomfort.
Pressure Points: Certain mask styles or designs might create pressure points on specific areas of your face, such as the bridge of the nose or the forehead. Over time, this can lead to pain and soreness.
Mask Style: Different CPAP mask styles (nasal, full-face, or nasal pillows) have varying pressure distribution on the face. If your mask style doesn't match your facial structure, it could cause discomfort and marks.
Incorrect Sizing: Using a mask that doesn't fit your face correctly can lead to pressure points and discomfort. Ensuring you have the correct mask size for your facial dimensions is crucial.
Strap Placement: If the straps are not adjusted or positioned correctly, they can cause uneven pressure distribution and pain.
Facial Hair: If you have facial hair, it can interfere with the mask's seal and cause discomfort or marks.
Skin Sensitivity: Some individuals have more sensitive skin, making them more prone to irritation and marks from mask usage.
Mask Fit: If your CPAP mask is too tight or too loose, it can cause discomfort and leave marks on your face. A too-tight mask can dig into your skin and create pressure points, while a too-loose mask might require overtightening of the straps, leading to discomfort and marks.
Strap Tension: Straps that are overly tight to ensure a seal can cause pressure sores, redness, and pain. Finding the right balance between a snug fit and excessive tension is essential.
Mask Material: Some people might have sensitivity to the materials used in the mask, such as silicone or other materials in the cushion or frame. Allergic reactions or skin irritation can result in redness, soreness, or discomfort.
Pressure Points: Certain mask styles or designs might create pressure points on specific areas of your face, such as the bridge of the nose or the forehead. Over time, this can lead to pain and soreness.
Mask Style: Different CPAP mask styles (nasal, full-face, or nasal pillows) have varying pressure distribution on the face. If your mask style doesn't match your facial structure, it could cause discomfort and marks.
Incorrect Sizing: Using a mask that doesn't fit your face correctly can lead to pressure points and discomfort. Ensuring you have the correct mask size for your facial dimensions is crucial.
Strap Placement: If the straps are not adjusted or positioned correctly, they can cause uneven pressure distribution and pain.
Facial Hair: If you have facial hair, it can interfere with the mask's seal and cause discomfort or marks.
Skin Sensitivity: Some individuals have more sensitive skin, making them more prone to irritation and marks from mask usage.
Are your masks compatible with any manufacturer’s device?
Our vented CPAP masks fit all standard 22 mm CPAP and BiPap device connections.
Are your masks made in the USA?
Yes, all Sleepnet masks are manufactured in the US with globally sourced materials.
