Philips Respironics DreamWear Mask System
Mask with multiple cushion options
Philips Respironics DreamWear Mask System
Mask with multiple cushion options
With millions of masks and interchangeable cushions sold globally, Philips Respironics’ DreamWear mask portfolio has a proven legacy of delivering the care patients deserve. DreamWear masks provide freedom of movement during sleep.¹*
Ways to obtain the product
Top-of-head tube design
Features
Features top-of-head air delivery
DreamWear is a great option for those who want the tube connection on top of the head and out of view.
Designed to make users feel close to having nothing on their face
DreamWear prevents red marks, discomfort or irritation on the nose bridge. DreamWear is a winner of two Red Dot Awards and iF for design and innovation excellence.²
Great option for those who sleep in different positions
For nearly 10 years, DreamWear has offered continual innovation on the mask platform.
Recommended products
- To be used with DreamWear Full Face Headgear, the DreamWear Full Face mask is the best mask within the DreamWear platform for patients who breathe through their mouth during sleep¹. With top-of-head air delivery, patients have freedom of movement to change sleep positions².
- To be used with DreamWear headgear, DreamWear Nasal is Philips Respironics’ best selling mask. With top-of-head air delivery, this mask is designed to give patients freedom of movement to change sleep positions. Users report Dreamwear Nasal feels like it’s close to having nothing on their face¹.
- DreamStation positive airway pressure (PAP) sleep therapy devices are designed to be as comfortable and easy to experience as sleep is intended to be. Connecting patients and care teams, DreamStation devices empower users to embrace their care with confidence, and enable care teams to practice efficient and effective patient management.
Disclaimer
*DreamWear Silicone Pillows and Full Face
¹Based on data gathered from three Philips-sponsored clinical trials (N=85, N=81, N=131) assessing subjective patient feedback on the masks. Trials were conducted between August 2017 and August 2020.
²RedDot, 2016, 2018 (red-dot.org) and iF Product Design, 2016, 2018 (ifdesign.com)