What are the different types of masks for?

Pillows: Also referred to as 'prongs', these masks are the smallest and lightest masks you can use. They sit just inside the nostrils to direct air directly into our airways. Convenient to sleep with on your side or back. To browse pillow masks: click here
Nasal: These masks sit just under the nostrils or over the whole nose. They can have more secure headgear than the pillow masks and minimises nostril irritation. These masks are also great for sleeping on your side or back. To browse nasal masks: click here
Full Face: A larger style mask that covers both the nose and the mouth, full face masks may have more trouble sealing than either the nasal or pillow masks (especially if you lie on your side or front), however they can be great for people with sinus/nasal issues or people unable to breathe through their nose during the night. To browse full face masks: click here