Resmed AirTouch F20 Full Face Mask

Because the cushion is memory foam rather than silicone, it behaves differently day to day: it’s wiped clean rather than washed, and it’s designed to be replaced roughly every 30 days rather than every few months. In exchange, many users find it noticeably softer against the skin, with less risk of facial marks from nightly pressure.

• ✓ A softer, more breathable alternative to silicone cushions
• ✓ Full nose-and-mouth coverage for mouth breathers or nasal congestion
• ✓ Fewer facial marks and pressure points from nightly use
• ✓ An open field of vision without bulky forehead support
• ✓ A mask that’s quick to put on and take off during nighttime bathroom breaks

• ✓ Patients who find silicone cushions too firm or irritating on the skin
• ✓ Mouth breathers or those with nasal congestion who need full face coverage
• ✓ Patients prone to facial marks or pressure points from nightly mask wear
• ✓ Anyone who finds older full face masks too bulky or claustrophobic
• ✓ Both CPAP and BiPAP users under a doctor’s prescribed therapy plan

What’s the difference between the AirTouch F20 and the AirFit F20?

They share the exact same frame, headgear, and elbow — the only real difference is the cushion. The AirFit F20 uses a silicone InfinitySeal cushion, while the AirTouch F20 uses a softer UltraSoft memory foam cushion. The two cushions are even interchangeable on the same frame if you want to try both.

Can I wash the memory foam cushion like a regular mask?

No — unlike silicone cushions, the UltraSoft memory foam cushion should never be submerged in water or cleaned with soap. Wipe it daily with an alcohol-free CPAP wipe or a dry cloth, and plan to replace it roughly every 30 days. The frame and headgear, however, can be hand-washed weekly with mild soap and water as usual.

Are there any safety precautions with the magnetic clips?

Yes. This mask uses magnetic clips for quick attachment, and ResMed advises keeping these magnets away from certain implanted medical devices or metallic implants that could be affected by magnetic fields, such as pacemakers, ICDs, and neurostimulators. In December 2023, ResMed issued an FDA safety communication specifically about this magnet interference risk across its F20/AirTouch F20 mask family. If you or anyone in close contact with you has such a device or implant, check with your doctor before use and refer to ResMed’s official labelling for full contraindication details.

How do I know which size to order?

The AirTouch F20 is available in Small, Medium, and Large, using the same sizing guide as the AirFit F20. ResMed recommends measuring from the bridge of your nose to the indent of your chin, and sizing up if you’re between two sizes for extra comfort.

Is this mask compatible with my CPAP or BiPAP machine?

Yes, the AirTouch F20 is designed to work with standard CPAP, APAP, and BiPAP machines using a standard tube connection. If you’re using a travel device like the ResMed AirMini, you may need an additional setup pack — check with your provider if you’re unsure.

What’s covered under the warranty?

ResMed’s mask systems, including the frame, cushion, headgear, and elbow, are covered by a 90-day manufacturer warranty against defects in material and workmanship from the date of purchase. This doesn’t cover normal wear and tear, damage from misuse, or damage from smoke or ozone exposure.