I have a Mirage Swift; after a week's initial adjustment, I love it.  My husband, however, is not so happy, since the Swift blows air on his face.  I went back to my old Ultra Mirage nasal mask; after the Swift, the Ultra Mirage is only so-so: heavy with a few leaks.  It's funny that I liked the Ultra Mirage quite a bit until I tried the Swift, but now don't like going back to it.

Has anybody overcome the Mirage Swift's exhilation port problem successfully?

I just got my Mirage Swift mask today!  I really hope this doesn't happen to me as well.  From trying it out real quickly, it feels really comfortable (my old profile gel mask used to make me bleed on the bridge of my nose!) and I look forward to using it.

Can you try facing away from your husband when you sleep?


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I agree that facing away from husband seems best, although perhaps those who design masks could give some thought to this problem of air blowing at partner which is mentioned often
the air outlet absolutely must not be blocked or partly covered, as this will stop the CPAP working properly