ResMed Mirage FX – Complete Nasal CPAP Mask

Description

Quick answer: This is the genuine ResMed Mirage FX complete nasal mask system — frame, dual-wall Spring Air™ cushion, SoftEdge™ headgear, and squeeze-tab elbow all included, ready to use. It’s a lightweight, simple four-part nasal mask that’s easy to fit, quiet, and comfortable, with an open field of view and a gentle, stable seal. The Standard size fits about 90% of users; a Wide size suits flatter, wider nasal bridges. Complete system codes: Standard = 62103, Wide = 62118. Prescription typically required.

What’s included

• 1 × mask frame (with winged forehead support)
• 1 × dual-wall Spring Air cushion
• 1 × SoftEdge headgear
• 1 × squeeze-tab elbow

A complete, ready-to-use mask system. Works with any standard CPAP/BiLevel machine (except the AirMini, which needs an adapter).

About this mask

The Mirage FX simplified nasal-mask design down to the essentials — comfort, light weight, and just four parts — which made it one of ResMed’s most popular nasal masks and a predecessor to today’s AirFit line:

• Only four parts — frame, cushion, headgear, elbow — so it’s easy to assemble, fit, clean, and sleep in.
• Dual-wall Spring Air cushion — the outer wall gives a stable base while the inner wall wraps gently around the nose; it distributes pressure evenly and is extra-soft at the nasal bridge to reduce the soreness and red marks common there.
• Winged “butterfly” forehead support — flexes and moves with you for a dynamic fit, keeping hard plastic off your skin (fewer pressure points).
• SoftEdge headgear — soft, breathable fabric with rounded, seamless edges to reduce touch points, red marks, and discomfort.
• Squeeze-tab elbow — detach the tube with one hand for a bathroom break without removing the whole mask; quiet, diffused venting for quieter nights.
• Lightweight & open — around 2.6 oz with headgear, with an open field of view so you can read or watch TV before bed.

Sizing — important

• Offered here in Standard (62103) and Wide (62118). Standard fits about 90% of users; Wide offers more frame and cushion width with a shallower cushion and shorter frame for flatter/wider nasal bridges.
• A Small fit is available via the Mirage FX for Her (smaller frame, pink headgear).
• ⚠️ The small cushion/frame is not interchangeable with the standard/wide frame. If you later replace only the cushion, match its size to your frame. Cushion size is printed on the underside: “Mirage FX” = Standard, “Mirage FX Wide” = Wide, “Mirage FX Small” = Small.
• Replacement cushions: Standard 62136 · Wide 62111 · Small 62125.

Compatibility

Works with any standard CPAP/BiLevel machine and standard 22 mm tubing (it’s a vented CPAP mask). The one exception is the ResMed AirMini travel machine, which needs a specific adapter to use this mask.

Key features

• Genuine ResMed Mirage FX — complete nasal mask (frame + cushion + headgear + elbow).
• Dual-wall Spring Air cushion — gentle, even seal; extra-soft at the nasal bridge.
• Winged forehead support + SoftEdge headgear — dynamic fit, fewer red marks.
• Only four parts — simple to fit, clean, and maintain.
• Squeeze-tab elbow — one-handed tube release; quiet diffused vent.
• Standard (62103) / Wide (62118) — Standard fits ~90%.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What’s included?
The complete mask: frame, dual-wall Spring Air cushion, SoftEdge headgear, and squeeze-tab elbow — ready to use.

Which size should I choose?
Standard (62103) fits about 90% of users; Wide (62118) suits flatter/wider nasal bridges. A smaller fit is available via the Mirage FX for Her.

How is it different from the Mirage FX for Her?
The core mask is the same; the “for Her” version is a smaller fit with soft pink-trimmed headgear. Standard/Wide come in grey.

Are the cushion sizes interchangeable?
The small cushion/frame is not interchangeable with the standard/wide frame. Match the cushion to your frame (size is printed on the underside of the cushion).

Will it work with my machine?
Yes — with any standard CPAP/BiLevel machine and 22 mm tubing. The only exception is the ResMed AirMini, which needs a specific adapter.

How often should I replace parts?
Commonly the cushion every 2–3 months and the whole mask (including headgear/frame) around every 6 months, or as needed.

Do I need a prescription?
A complete CPAP mask typically requires a prescription. We can help — contact us.

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 vented nasal CPAP mask. Use with a compatible CPAP/BiLevel machine according to the mask’s user guide; keep the vent holes clear, and follow all precautions when using supplemental oxygen.