309 devices · GMDN 37591
CPAP/BPAP nasal masks are single-use, disposable devices worn over the nose to deliver controlled air pressure for treating sleep apnea or other breathing disorders. They create a seal to ensure steady airflow from a CPAP or BPAP machine, helping maintain open airways during sleep without invasive procedures.
These masks are typically classified as non-sterile, non-medicated, and designed for short-term reuse by the same patient before disposal. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to medical device standards ensuring safety, material compatibility, and performance for their intended use.
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