Philips Respironics Amara CPAP Masks & Replacement Parts

The Amara line from Philips Respironics gives CPAP and BiPAP users a full-face seal built for the nights when nasal-only masks aren't enough — mouth breathers, higher-pressure therapy, and anyone who wakes with a dry, leaking seal. This collection carries the complete Amara Gel and Amara View systems, from ready-to-use starter kits to the individual cushions, headgear, clips, and tubing you'll reach for once your mask is a few months old.

Two cushion approaches anchor the range. The Amara Gel mask pairs a self-adjusting gel cushion with a silicone alternative, and the starter kits in Petite, Medium, and Large (1106618, 1106620, 1106621) arrive complete with both cushions, frame, headgear, and mask — a sensible first purchase or a full replacement when everything has worn in at once. The reduced-size frame Petite mask (1090400) suits smaller faces that struggle to get a stable fit from standard frames.

The Amara View is the minimal-contact option: it sits under the nose rather than over the bridge, so it stays clear of your line of sight and avoids the red marks a traditional full-face frame can leave. Because View components are specific to that mask, we stock the pieces that fail first — Large latex-free headgear (1090696), replacement headgear clips (1090698), and the quick-release tube (1090689) that lets you disconnect for a bathroom trip without disturbing your fit.

How often should you replace parts? A practical rhythm is cushions every month, headgear every three to six months, and the full mask roughly twice a year — the cushion is what breaks the seal first as the material softens. Sizing matters more than model loyalty: the gel and silicone cushions run Petite through Large and are not interchangeable across the Gel and View lines, so match your existing frame before ordering. All Amara headgear is latex-free.

Pair these with a compatible machine, humidifier, and tubing from our broader CPAP Supplies collection to keep your therapy running without a gap.