Bleep Eclipse Halos – 32 MagSeal Ports for Eclipse Frame | One-Size-Fits-All Disposable Adhesives | Strong, BPA, Corn & Latex-Free | Durable, Leak-Free | 16-Day Supply – Made in USA

The media could not be loaded. I've been using the Bleep Eclipse nasal mask for my CPAP therapy over the past seven nights, and it's a game-changer! Unlike traditional masks with bulky headgear, the Eclipse is incredibly light and comfortable, eliminating the need for headgear. It uses these unique little stickers with metal rings called HALOS, which attach to your nose. The Eclipse frame then magnetically connects to the stickers, creating a secure and comfortable fit without the hassle of straps and no leaks. It works well for active sleepers like me.The first thing I noticed was how much lighter and less intrusive it felt compared to other masks I've tried. I no longer wake up with marks on my face from headgear, and the HALOS are so discreet you barely feel them. The magnetic connection between the frame and the stickers is super easy to use, and it holds everything in place perfectly throughout the night.I also love how the mask design makes side sleeping much more comfortable. There’s no pressure on my face or nose, and I get a much better night’s sleep without feeling restricted.The Bleep Eclipse is worth it for anyone looking for a comfortable, minimalist CPAP solution. Its ease of use and freedom from headgear have truly transformed my sleep therapy. I highly recommend it!

I have been using the halos for a few years. They replaced my pillow mask. Yes, they cost more, but are well worth the cost for the excellent, comfortable sleep they produce. They eliminate leaks when used with a head wrap and eliminate nostril irritation because nothing enters your nostrils. They are easy to put on and make it simple to reattach the air hose if you need to get up during the night. This is an excellent product that I highly recommend.

I hadn’t used my CPAP machine consistently or at all for many years due to uncomfortable masks and headgear. Then I discovered the Bleep Eclipse system and have used it every night for the last 7+ months. The halos were a little challenging to position at first but it didn’t take but a few nights to learn how to position them correctly. The halos stick well as long as you clean around the nose properly. I use alcohol. They stay in place all night long even with having to disconnect the hose 2-3 times at night to go to the bathroom. They are easy to remove in the morning. Being able to sleep with no headgear has been a “game changer” for me in using my CPAP machine. The only negative for me is the extra money spent on the consumable halos. But it is well worth the money for me to get a good nights sleep. I would recommend the Bleep Eclipse system with halos for anyone having difficulty with masks and headgear.

I have been following the bleep system for some years now, and was regularly using their updated version with more flexible hose and cotton pads that softened the ventilation (maybe 2 years). It was a good product, but took some weeks to figure out how to apply the "nose stickers" so they adhered well through the night. I found the mask to be quite fiddly to attach and noted they would be impossible to work if a person had coordination issues or limited finger strength (long acrylic nails didn't help, either). Now that Bleep has created the same system without the fiddly clips and improved the cotton pads, I think it is a slam dunk:I like how the metal washer does not touch the skin and so don't have to worry about skin sensitivity.Also, the strength of the magnets is fabulous and my mask leakage is absolutely zero beyond the amount which naturally vents out of the mask for your out-breath and continuous pressure. You read that right- NO LEAKAGEThe nose sticker position had to change a little with the new system, but I got that down after about 2 weeks of experimentation. Easy now.Adhesion is excellent once you learn to use it well. I've yanked my face sideways, hard, more than once with a careless movement catching the hose...and there was no leakage after that either.Please note the nose stickers can have some issues with adhesion that are correctable. I have oily skin and so would wash my nose area with a non-moisturizing soap and dry it on a clean towel via patting and immediately apply the stickers. This worked for me. I see the company also offers wipes, and you can purchase other drying/oil reducing products that suit your needs too, I imagine. When you remove the stickers, get your fingernail under an edge and pull, gently allowing the adhesive to let go (takes like 3 seconds). If you go too fast, you might irritate/bruise the delicate skin closer to your eyes. If you sweat, cool yourself down somehow with less blankets or a fan- copious amounts of sweat will undermine the quality of the adhesion and you may have to a wash and reapply mid way through the night (this has only happened to me after nightmares maybe 2 times a year- so not a big issue).I find the new way the nose section of the mask clips onto the hose part to be improved and more stable, and easier to clean and re-connect. YayReplacement schedules seem about right for my needs and admittedly lazy cleaning schedule of the equipment. I use both physically washing with soap and the ozone machine (travel ozone kits from amazon are cheaper than the ones you find at the CPAP store, btw)Nose stickers are expensive- yep, they are. However, after calculating the cost of using a conventional mask (after insurance) with several replacements through the year, it ran me about the same amount. However, this method doesn't leave any marks on my face and has ZERO LEAKAGE!!!! So, it was an easy choice for me.Note for first time users: This will only work if you have a script for nose-only interface with your CPAP. Also, your skin will be sore after the fist night of wearing the stickers and having them tug a bit. I went back and forth between my previous mask and the Bleep system every other day for about a week, then two days with the Bleep to one with the previous mask. Then I was adjusted after two weeks.Now, have fun wearing glasses, having nice hair, not having to "adjust" your mask 15 times a night, and being able to sleep with your face buried flat into a pillow!P.S. for placement, I'm considering making a tiny mark on all the stickers at the center top, sides and bottom and using that to help with getting them in the right spot every time. I do good 98% of the time, but 100% would be better. HEY BLEEP- Please add these marks in a future version!

I have tried at least a half dozen masks from Resmed and F&P. The designers seem to have no idea of the shape of a human face! Contact Nasal pillows erode the skin so much that I will be bleeding if I use them 3 nights in a row. The Eclipse is HEAVEN! No straps, comfortable, easy to apply, easy to get off, no skin irritation, no leaks, no noise, doesn't come off in the night. If the halos stopped being available, I would stop using my CPAP.

I was having a terrible time with my CPAP mask and was Looking for an alternative. I often felt like I was suffocating with it on my face! My husband did fairly well with his mask but the lines left on his face lasted for hours and headgear was making his hair have a huge wave on the top of his head, not to mention the way it made a dent in his mustache - it was a huge mess! I hated it!Then I started looking for an alternative to my mask and stumbled on BLEEP! Definitely a game-changer! I ordered Bleep Magnetic Frames and Halos for both of us. We both sleep much better and the cosmetic issues of the mask/headgear are now gone!I find the Halos very comfortable, they stick all night long, the magnet is strong so the Halo and the Magnetic Frame stay together all night long. WE ARE BOTH SUPER HAPPY WITH THE BLEEP ECLIPSE SYSTEM!