CPAP Mask Magnets Update: ResMed’s Letter to You

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We take our customers’ health seriously, and want to keep everyone as informed as possible on latest updates of CPAP technology. We’ve just been informed of a change by ResMed in regards to the safe use of their CPAP masks with magnets. They’ve reached out with an update, which we’ve summarized below:

  • Which masks are affected: AirFit F20, F30, F30i, N10, N20 series and AirTouch F20 and N20 series
  • Who is affected: CPAP users or anyone in close contact with the mask (i.e. bed partners) that have active medical implants that interact with magnets or metallic implants/objects
  • Updated warning: Keep masks at a safe distance of at least 6 inches (150 mm) away from implants or medical devices that may be adversely affected by magnetic interference
  • Solution: Update to an alternative CPAP mask without magnets

If you’d like to read ResMed’s letter in its entirety, you can do so by clicking here.

Three Ways Easy Breathe Can Help

Unfortunately, it is not easy to find a CPAP mask without magnets in this modern age. In light of this, we want to highlight some magnet free mask options we have available for any who realize they need to switch. You can click the text below to learn more:

ResMed’s Letter To Customers

“Dear Patient,

ResMed is providing you with important information regarding our masks with magnets, which may interact with some implants or certain medical devices. It is important that you understand the information contained in this letter, take action if necessary, and keep it for future reference.

In response to new information from latest industry practices and global safety data, ResMed is updating the Contraindications and Warnings in our User Guides to instruct patients on the safe use of ResMed masks with magnets.

  • Contraindications: conditions under which the mask is not to be used.
  • Warnings: identify a possible hazard and provide information on how to safely use the mask.

General Product Description

These masks are used to deliver air to a patient from a positive airway pressure (PAP) device.

Magnets are used in some ResMed masks to provide a simple and easy way for patients to attach and detach the headgear to the mask frame when regularly fitting the mask for use. This can be notably beneficial to patients with disabilities, including those facing dexterity or vision impairment.

Which masks are affected?

The following ResMed masks contain magnets, please note that mask availability may differ in each country. If you do not use one of the masks identified below, this letter does not apply to you.
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