ResMed AirFit N20 for Her Nasal Mask — Small

Quick answer: This is the ResMed AirFit N20 for Her nasal CPAP mask in Small (part 63500) — the complete system with a silicone InfinitySeal™ cushion, in ResMed’s lighter colourway and smaller-oriented sizing. It covers the nose (a nasal mask) and is one of ResMed’s most popular nasal masks, known for an adaptive cushion that seals across a wide range of faces. Complete system: frame, cushion, and headgear. Note: the AirFit N20 uses a silicone cushion; the AirTouch N20 (same frame/headgear) uses memory foam instead. A prescription is required.

What’s included

• 1 × AirFit N20 for Her frame
• 1 × InfinitySeal™ silicone cushion — Small
• 1 × SoftEdge™ headgear (for Her colourway)

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

About this mask

The AirFit N20 is one of ResMed’s most popular nasal masks — it covers the nose (not the mouth), for people who breathe through their nose during sleep. Its InfinitySeal™ silicone cushion is designed to adapt to a wide range of facial contours and seal across therapy pressures, so it fits many people well in few sizes. Paired with SoftEdge™ fabric headgear (rolled-edge straps that reduce facial marks), it’s built for comfortable long-term wear.

The for Her version pairs that with smaller-oriented sizing and ResMed’s lighter colourway, suiting many women (and anyone who finds the standard fit too large). This is the Small configuration.

A key relationship to know: the AirFit N20 and AirTouch N20 share the same frame and headgear — they differ only in the cushion. The AirFit uses a silicone InfinitySeal cushion (this); the AirTouch uses an UltraSoft memory-foam cushion. You can switch between silicone and foam on the same frame by changing the cushion.

Key features

• “For Her” fit, Small (63500) — smaller-oriented sizing and lighter colourway.
• InfinitySeal™ silicone cushion — adapts to a wide range of faces.
• Nasal mask (covers the nose) — for nose breathers.
• SoftEdge™ fabric headgear — gentle on skin.
• Shares frame & headgear with AirTouch N20 — cushion is the difference (silicone vs foam).
• Complete system — frame, cushion, and headgear included.

Specifications

AirFit (silicone) or AirTouch (foam)?

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

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

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

Important: magnets & implants

The N20 headgear uses magnetic clips. Magnets are contraindicated for some people — including those with certain metallic implants (e.g. aneurysm clips), metallic eye fragments, or electronic implanted devices. If this applies to you or anyone in close contact with your mask, follow the magnet contraindications in the mask’s user guide and consult your physician. (A non-magnetic N20 option may be available — contact us.)

Frequently asked questions

What makes it the “for Her” version?
Smaller-oriented sizing and a lighter colourway. This listing is the Small size (63500).

Is the AirFit N20 the same as the AirTouch N20?
They share the same frame and headgear; the AirFit uses a silicone cushion, the AirTouch a memory-foam 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).

Which size do I need?
This is the Small for Her configuration. If you’re unsure, use the ResMed AirFit N20 sizing guide, or contact us.

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 headgear uses magnets — follow the magnet contraindications in the user guide. Use according to the ResMed user guide and your healthcare provider’s guidance.