ResMed AirTouch N20 Nasal CPAP Mask – Complete System

Quick answer: The ResMed AirTouch N20 is a nasal CPAP mask (covers the nose) distinguished by its plush UltraSoft™ memory-foam cushion — many people find it the softest-feeling seal available, especially welcome for sensitive skin or anyone who gets red marks from silicone. It’s a complete system: frame, foam cushion, and headgear. Note: the AirTouch N20 uses a memory-foam cushion; the AirFit N20 (same frame/headgear) uses a silicone InfinitySeal cushion instead. Standard N20 uses magnetic clips. Available in sizes. A prescription is required.

What’s included

• 1 × AirTouch N20 frame (with magnetic clips)
• 1 × UltraSoft™ memory-foam cushion (in your selected size)
• 1 × SoftEdge™ headgear

You’ll need your own CPAP machine and tubing. Prescription required.

About this mask

The AirTouch N20 is a nasal mask — it covers the nose (not the mouth), for people who breathe through their nose during sleep. What sets it apart is the UltraSoft™ memory-foam cushion: instead of sealing with silicone, it uses a soft foam cushion that conforms gently to the face. Many people find it the softest-feeling seal available — especially good for sensitive skin, or for anyone who gets red marks or pressure lines from silicone.

Paired with SoftEdge™ headgear (rolled-edge straps that reduce facial marks), it’s built for comfortable long-term wear, with a design that keeps a reliable seal across therapy pressures.

AirTouch (foam) or AirFit (silicone)? The AirTouch N20 and AirFit N20 share the same frame and headgear — they differ only in the cushion. The AirTouch uses this UltraSoft memory-foam cushion (softest feel; a little more delicate, replaced more often); the AirFit uses a silicone InfinitySeal™ cushion (durable, wipe-clean). Because they share the frame, you can switch between foam and silicone by changing the cushion.

Important: magnets & implants

The standard N20 uses magnetic headgear clips. Magnets are contraindicated for some people — including those with certain active implants (pacemakers, ICDs, neurostimulators, CSF shunts, insulin/infusion pumps) or metallic implants/objects (aneurysm clips, stents, metallic eye fragments, certain ocular/hearing implants). Keep mask magnets away from such implants/devices, follow the contraindications in the mask’s user guide, and consult your physician. (A non-magnetic N20 option may be available — contact us.)

Key features

• UltraSoft™ memory-foam cushion — exceptionally soft; great for sensitive skin.
• Nasal mask (covers the nose) — for nose breathers.
• SoftEdge™ headgear — gentle on skin for long-term wear.
• Shares frame & headgear with AirFit N20 — cushion is the difference (foam vs silicone).
• Complete system — frame, foam cushion, and headgear included.
• Magnetic clips — quick fitting (non-magnetic option may be available).

Specifications

AirTouch (foam) or AirFit (silicone)?

Both are the N20 nasal mask on the same frame and headgear; the difference is the cushion:

• AirTouch N20 (this) — UltraSoft memory-foam cushion; the softest-feeling seal, great for sensitive skin. Foam is a little more delicate and replaced somewhat more often.
• AirFit N20 — silicone InfinitySeal™ cushion; more durable and wipe-clean, the conventional choice.

Because they share the frame and headgear, you can switch between them by changing just the cushion.

Frequently asked questions

What’s special about the AirTouch cushion?
It’s UltraSoft memory foam rather than silicone — an exceptionally soft seal, especially good for sensitive skin or if silicone leaves marks.

How is it different from the AirFit N20?
Same frame and headgear; the AirTouch uses a foam cushion, the AirFit a silicone one. You can switch by changing the cushion.

Who is a nasal mask best for?
People who breathe through their nose during sleep (not chronic mouth breathers, who usually need a full face mask).

How often do I replace the foam cushion?
Foam is a bit more delicate than silicone and is typically replaced a little more often — replace it when it shows wear, soiling, or loss of softness. (Foam is cleaned differently too — don’t submerge/scrub.)

Does it use magnets?
Yes — the standard N20 uses magnetic clips. A non-magnetic option may be available; see the contraindications above.

Do I need a prescription?
Yes — a prescription is required in the U.S.

Can I get it delivered in Brooklyn or shipped nationwide?
Yes — Stark Medical Supplies offers local pickup and delivery in Brooklyn and across NYC, plus USPS shipping throughout the continental U.S.

This is a prescription medical device. The standard N20 uses magnets — follow the magnet contraindications in the user guide. Use according to the ResMed user guide and your healthcare provider’s guidance.