ResMed Quattro Air For Her Replacement Headgear

Genuine ResMed replacement headgear for the Quattro Air For Her Full Face CPAP Mask. Maintains a secure, comfortable fit and consistent seal during therapy. Available in Small and Medium.

This is the genuine ResMed replacement headgear for the ResMed Quattro Air For Her Full Face CPAP Mask. The headgear holds the mask securely in place and helps maintain a consistent seal throughout the night, which is essential for effective CPAP therapy. Available in Small (MPN 62758) and Medium (MPN 62759).

Compatibility

• ResMed Quattro Air For Her Full Face CPAP Mask — Small
• ResMed Quattro Air For Her Full Face CPAP Mask — Medium

About the Headgear

The Quattro Air For Her headgear uses adjustable straps that wrap around the head, holding the full face mask firmly against the face without relying on overtightening. A proper headgear fit distributes pressure evenly, reduces leak, and helps you get through the night without constant adjustments. Over time, straps naturally stretch and lose tension — when that happens, the mask can shift during sleep, leading to increased leak and disrupted therapy. Replacing the headgear is one of the simplest ways to get your mask back to performing as it should.

Care & Cleaning

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

When to Replace

Plan to replace your Quattro Air For Her headgear approximately every 12 months as a general guide. You may need to replace it sooner if: the straps have stretched, lost their shape, or no longer hold consistent tension; the mask is harder to fit correctly or is leaking more than usual; or there is visible fraying, material breakdown, discolouration, staining, or persistent odour that doesn't wash out. Like all mask consumables, the headgear is a normal wear-and-tear component — keeping it fresh is a straightforward way to protect your therapy outcomes.