Hi, I am Jamie Roberts Leader and I am a registered polysomnographic technologist as registered with the Board of Registered Sleep Technologists (BRPT), a Clinical Sleep Educator (BRPT), Certified in Clinical Sleep Health (BRPT) and a Registered Sleep Technologist through the American Board of Sleep Medicine.   During my foray into sleep medicine I have had the opportunity to work with many companies setting up patients on CPAP machines and was most recently the National Clinical Educator for a CPAP mask manufacturer.  While working with patients and their mask issues, I realized there are needs that haven't been addressed.  These include but are not limited to SKIN BREAK DOWN, irritation and air leaks.  Petroleum based products could degrade the silicone masks.  Lubricants can cause leaks due to slippage.



This silicone based compound is a moisture resistant paste that complies with the FDA requirement of lubricants for incidental food contact.  It is slightly tacky so that the mask seal stays in place.  Sweat and humidity within the mask are no match for this product.  MaskMate also helps to seal with facial hair.