Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 Replacement Headgear

Genuine Fisher & Paykel replacement headgear for the Eson 2 Nasal CPAP Mask. Maintains a secure, comfortable fit and consistent seal during therapy. Available in Small and Medium/Large.

This is the genuine Fisher & Paykel replacement headgear for the Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 Nasal CPAP Mask. The headgear holds the mask securely in place and helps maintain a consistent seal throughout the night, keeping your therapy effective and comfortable.

Compatibility

• Fisher & Paykel Eson 2 Nasal CPAP Mask

About the Headgear

The Eson 2 headgear features adjustable straps that allow you to fine-tune the fit for your head shape and size. A well-fitting headgear is the foundation of an effective mask seal — when the straps maintain the right amount of tension, the mask sits correctly on your face, reducing leaks and pressure loss. Over time, elastic naturally loses its stretch, which is one of the most common reasons a previously well-fitting mask starts to leak. Replacing the headgear restores that secure, reliable fit without needing to replace the entire mask. This genuine Fisher & Paykel headgear is available in Small (MPN: 400ESN221) and Medium/Large (MPN: 400ESN222), so you can match the replacement to your current size.

Care & Cleaning

Hand wash the headgear weekly in warm water using a mild liquid soap. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue. Do not use bleach, chlorine, alcohol, or scented, moisturising, or antibacterial soaps, as these can degrade the materials. Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Gently squeeze out excess water — do not wring — and allow the headgear to air dry away from direct sunlight. Always refer to the Fisher & Paykel user guide for full care instructions.

When to Replace

Plan to replace your Eson 2 headgear approximately every 12 months as part of your regular CPAP maintenance routine. You may need to replace it sooner if the straps have stretched out, lost tension, or no longer hold their shape; if you notice fraying, pilling, or visible material breakdown; if the mask has become harder to fit or is no longer maintaining a good seal; or if there is discolouration, staining, or persistent odour that doesn't wash away. Worn headgear is a normal part of using a CPAP mask — replacing it promptly helps protect your therapy outcomes.