ResMed Chin Restraint

The ResMed CPAP Chin Restraint is designed to help keep your mouth closed during CPAP or bilevel therapy when using a nasal or pillow mask. Its simple, adjustable design supports more comfortable and effective sleep apnea treatment.

Description

Mouth breathing during CPAP therapy can lead to dry mouth, throat irritation, and even air swallowing. The ResMed Chin Restraint is a practical CPAP accessory designed to gently support the jaw and help maintain a closed-mouth position while using a nasal CPAP mask or nasal pillow mask.

By reducing mouth leaks, this chinstrap can help improve therapy effectiveness and overall comfort. When airflow stays properly directed through your CPAP mask, pressure delivery remains more consistent — supporting better sleep apnea treatment results.

Made from soft, flexible neoprene, this CPAP chin restraint feels gentle against the skin while providing reliable support. The stretchable side strap and soft chin cup enhance comfort for overnight wear, while the single-strap design fastens at the top of the head for easy adjustment.

Its versatile construction allows it to fit comfortably under or over most CPAP mask headgear, making it compatible with a wide range of nasal and pillow mask systems. The hook-and-loop fastener allows users to customize the fit quickly and securely.

For added convenience, the neoprene material is washable in warm water, helping maintain hygiene and prolong product life.

Key Features

Designed to help reduce mouth breathing during CPAP therapy
Supports nasal and pillow CPAP mask users
Stretchable side strap and soft chin cup for comfort
Single-strap design for simple adjustment
Fits under or over most CPAP mask headgear
Hook-and-loop closure for secure fit
Washable neoprene material

Product Specifications

Product Type: CPAP chin restraint
Material: Neoprene
Design: Single top-strap with adjustable hook-and-loop closure
Compatibility: Nasal and pillow CPAP masks
Care Instructions: Washable in warm water

Important Compatibility Note

This chin restraint is intended for use with nasal and nasal pillow CPAP masks. It is not typically required for full face CPAP mask users, as those masks already cover both the nose and mouth.

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Additional information

Weight	1 kg
Dimensions	33.02 × 25.4 × 10.16 cm

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Frequently Asked CPAP Questions

What Kind Of CPAP Mask Is Best For Me?

The best CPAP mask depends on your sleep style, breathing habits, and comfort preferences.

Nasal masks are a great option if you breathe through your nose and prefer a lightweight, low-profile feel.
Nasal pillow masks are ideal for active sleepers who want minimal contact and an open field of vision.
Full face masks work well if you breathe through your mouth or experience nasal congestion.

If you’re unsure which style is right for you, our team is happy to help you compare options and find a mask that fits comfortably and supports consistent therapy.

Does CPAP Ontario Deliver?

Yes! CPAP Ontario offers free Canada-wide shipping on orders over $100.
We ship quickly and securely so you can receive your CPAP masks, supplies, and accessories right to your door — no matter where you’re located in Canada.

Can I Bundle Items I Need?

Absolutely. We offer CPAP supply bundles that make it easy to get everything you need in one purchase.

Our bundles typically include a CPAP mask, filters, and essential accessories, all at a reduced cost compared to buying items individually. Bundling helps you save money, stay stocked, and simplify reordering.

Visit our Bundles page to explore available options.

How Often Should I Replace My Mask & Equipment?

Replacing CPAP supplies regularly helps maintain comfort, hygiene, and effective therapy. General replacement guidelines include:

Full Face Masks: Every 6 Months
Mask cushions & nasal pillows: Every 1–3 months
CPAP filters: Every 1–6 months (depending on type)
CPAP tubing: Every 6–12 months
Water chamber: Every 6 months

Over time, normal wear can affect fit and performance. Keeping up with replacements helps reduce air leaks, improve comfort, and support better sleep.

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ResMed Chin Restraint