Amara View | Philips

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Wide field of view: Wide field of view

It's easy to wear glasses, read or watch TV before bedtime without a bulky frame or cushion in front of the face and eyes.
Quick and convenient release: Quick and convenient release

The quick-release tube is designed to aid in easy disassembly as you get up throughout the night.
Easy to use: Easy to use

Amara View is designed to be easy to use with one modular frame for all cushion sizes.
Innovative design for comfort: Innovative design for comfort

Amara View's innovative under-the-nose cushion is designed to prevent red marks, discomfort and irritation on the nose bridge that many patients experience while wearing a traditional full face mask.

Wide field of view
Quick and convenient release
Easy to use
Innovative design for comfort

New patients prefer Amara View nearly 4 to 1 over Quattro, based on the degree of confinement they feel wearing the masks.*

29% higher in comfort**

29% higher in seal**

20% higher in stability**

25% higher with overall fit**

37% higher in overall appeal**

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*Philips-Respironics sponsored testing at seven contracted clinical sites for a 2 week X 2 week randomized crossover studywith 64 patients new to CPAP. Each patient tried Amara View and either Quattro or AirFit F10. Mask order between the two maskwas randomized. Mask comparison responses were collected after the second interval crossover. Statistical significance at 95% confidence, +/- 5% using a one-sample Bionomial Test comparing the observed proportion to a 50/50 split. Average comparisons using a 0 to 10 rating score; Among participants expressing a preference of one mask over another; Quattro, p-value = .004

**Philips-Respironics sponsored testing at two contracted clinical sites. Ninety-five compliant Quattro patients rated Quattro and then Amara View after approximately 30 days. Statistical significance at 95% confidence, +/- 5% using paired t-test comparing averages of 0 to 10 rating scores; p-value < .001