iRiFiT Nasal Mask (N300)
Lightweight nasal mask with adaptive seal and quiet vent design. Minimal facial contact for maximum comfort. Wholesale for institutional PAP mask programs.
- Soft, lightweight silicone frame
- Adaptive nasal wings for a stable seal
- Swallowtail vent for quiet therapy
- Anti-asphyxia valve for added safety
- Sizes S, M and L, compatible with all standard PAP devices
Minimal contact, maximum comfort
The iRiFiT N300 is a nasal mask that delivers PAP therapy through a single silicone cushion sealing around the nose. It is not a nasal pillow mask: nasal pillow designs use two separate cushions that insert into the nostrils, while the N300 covers the nose as one continuous seal.
For institutional buyers, nasal masks are the highest-volume mask category in PAP distribution. The iRiFiT N300 at wholesale pricing enables distributors to bundle masks with PAP device orders, creating a complete therapy package that simplifies procurement for end customers.
iRiFiT N300 Nasal Mask technical specifications
Full technical data for procurement, tenders and import files.
| Mask Type | Nasal (single cushion sealing around the nose) |
| Cushion Design | Adaptive nasal wing structure in soft silicone |
| Sizes Available | S, M, L nasal cushions (included per unit) |
| Frame | Lightweight, low-profile design |
| Vent Design | Swallowtail diffuser |
| Safety | Anti-asphyxia valve |
| Headgear | Soft, skin-friendly adjustable straps |
| Compatibility | All standard PAP devices (22mm connection) |
| Certifications | CE, ISO 13485 |
| Manufacturer | Resvent Medical Technology |
What's included with the iRiFiT N300 Nasal Mask
- iRiFiT N300 nasal mask frame
- Nasal cushions in S, M and L
- Adjustable headgear
- User guide
Compatible with all standard PAP devices with a 22 mm connection. Replacement cushions available separately in bulk.
iRiFiT N300 Nasal Mask for hospitals, homecare providers and distributors
Hospitals and clinics
A soft silicone cushion and low-profile frame minimize pressure points, helping patients who struggle with mask discomfort stay on therapy. Fits any standard PAP device with a 22 mm connection.
Homecare providers
S, M and L cushions come in every unit, so most patients get a good first fit without separate sizing kits. Replacement cushions are available in bulk.
Distributors
Nasal masks are the highest-volume mask category in PAP. Bundle the N300 with iBreeze device orders to sell a complete therapy package and raise order value.
iRiFiT N300 Nasal Mask certifications and regulatory status
Manufactured under ISO 13485 quality management and CE marked. Compatible with standard CPAP, APAP and BiPAP devices that use 22 mm tubing.
Why distributors stock the iRiFiT N300
The highest-volume mask category in wholesale PAP distribution, a natural bundle with every device order.
Most-requested mask type
Nasal masks represent the largest segment of PAP mask sales. Stocking the N300 at wholesale pricing gives distributors their highest-demand mask type at competitive margins.
Compliance through comfort
Patients who abandon therapy due to mask discomfort often move to a lighter nasal mask and resume treatment. A reduced facial footprint and soft silicone cushion lower pressure points and improve adherence.
Bundle with every device order
Pair N300 masks with iBreeze device orders for a complete therapy package. Bundling simplifies procurement for institutional customers and increases per-order value.
What is the adaptive nasal wing structure on the iRiFiT N300, and how does it maintain a seal?
The N300's adaptive nasal wing is a flexible silicone structure that conforms to the shape of the nose rather than relying on rigid pressure to create a seal. The wings flex independently, accommodating asymmetrical nasal anatomy, which is more common than most people realize.
Nasal pillow masks, a separate mask category, use stiff inserts that push directly into the nostrils, causing discomfort, nostril distension, and pressure sores during extended use. The N300 is not a pillow mask: its wing design distributes sealing force across a wider surface area around the nose rather than inside the nostrils. This difference matters for long-term adherence, since patients who experience nostril pain from pillow-style masks typically abandon them within the first two weeks.
How quiet is the iRiFiT N300 compared to other nasal masks on the market?
The N300 uses the same swallowtail vent diffuser technology as the F300 full face mask, dispersing exhaled air broadly rather than through a concentrated jet. Nasal masks are inherently quieter than full face masks because the smaller cushion area means less total air volume to manage at the exhaust vent.
Combined with the swallowtail design, the N300 produces minimal perceptible noise at the mask level. For patients and bed partners, mask vent noise is often more noticeable than device noise: a device running at 25 to 26 dB means nothing if the mask is hissing at 40 dB from a poorly designed vent. The N300's diffuser keeps the overall system noise consistent with the quiet performance of the iBreeze platform.
Does the iRiFiT N300 work with PAP devices from other manufacturers?
Yes. Like the F300, the N300 uses a standard 22mm swivel connector that interfaces with every major PAP brand: ResMed AirSense and AirCurve series, Philips DreamStation and System One, Fisher & Paykel ICON and SleepStyle, DeVilbiss IntelliPAP, and all Resvent iBreeze models.
The integrated anti-asphyxia valve is built into the mask assembly, not dependent on the connected device, ensuring safety compliance across all brands. For wholesale distribution strategy, universal compatibility is essential: the addressable market for mask sales includes every PAP patient, not just those using Resvent devices. Distributors can sell the N300 as a replacement mask into any competitor's installed base.
When should a clinician recommend the iRiFiT N300 nasal mask over a full face mask like the F300?
Nasal masks are the first-line recommendation for most new PAP patients because they're less invasive, lighter, and have a smaller facial footprint. The N300 is ideal for patients who: breathe primarily through their nose, don't have significant nasal obstruction, sleep on their side or stomach, and feel claustrophobic with full face coverage.
Full face masks like the F300 become necessary when patients are mouth breathers, have chronic nasal congestion, or need higher pressures where mouth leak becomes problematic. Some clinicians start with a nasal mask and switch to full face only if mouth leak data shows it's needed. For distributors, stocking both the N300 and F300 covers the full spectrum, and selling both as part of a mask fitting session is standard practice in well-run sleep programs.
What sizes does the N300 come in, and how often should nasal cushions be replaced?
The N300 ships in three sizes (S, M, L) with an included sizing guide. Nasal anatomy varies significantly across populations, so stocking all three sizes is recommended. Medium covers roughly 55 to 60% of patients, but the small and large sizes are essential for proper fitting sessions.
Replacement schedule: nasal cushions should be replaced every 2 to 4 weeks for optimal seal and hygiene, more frequently than full face cushions because the smaller surface area degrades faster from skin oils and moisture. Headgear lasts approximately 6 months. This high replacement frequency makes nasal masks an even stronger recurring revenue product than full face masks. At 2 to 4 week cushion intervals, a single active patient generates 12 to 26 cushion purchases per year.
