ResMed to Launch AirTouch F40 Mask in United States
The new fabric full face mask will be available for purchase starting October 28, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 19, 2026 in Asthma
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ResMed announced the upcoming release of its AirTouch F40 fabric full face mask in the United States. The product is scheduled to become available for purchase on October 28, 2026.
Why it matters
The mask is designed to increase user comfort and support more personalized therapy experiences. By utilizing a proprietary fabric cushion, the device aims to improve long-term adherence for patients managing sleep apnea.
The mask features a proprietary fabric cushion that provides a 6% increase in 90-day compliance compared to silicone models. The system is designed to fit 96% of users and integrates with remote monitoring to boost compliance from 70% to 87%.
The players
ResMed
ResMed is a global medical device company that develops cloud-connected devices for the treatment of sleep apnea and other respiratory conditions.
The details
The AirTouch F40 includes a minimalist frame that adapts to a user's face during movement and wicks away moisture. Current users of the AirFit F40 mask system can switch to the new fabric cushion without needing a new refitting process.
Timeline
October 28, 2026: The AirTouch F40 becomes available for purchase across the United States.
Health Landscape
This release reflects an industry-wide transition toward integrating hardware with digital monitoring platforms to improve patient outcomes. The device follows a pattern set by the myAir patient engagement app by leveraging remote connectivity to drive long-term therapy adherence.
Patients currently using the AirFit F40 system can transition to the fabric cushion without requiring a new refitting appointment. This provides an option for individuals who prefer moisture-wicking materials to improve their nightly comfort and therapy compliance.
The takeaway
Patients who struggle with skin irritation or moisture during CPAP therapy may benefit from the alternative texture of a fabric-based cushion. Integrating remote monitoring tools into your treatment plan can significantly help you reach your long-term health goals.
Further reading
For more information on respiratory health tools and management, visit the Asthma section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sleep Review.
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