Sleep Gear:
Our experts’ top picks

Good for: Side, back or stomach sleepers. Two heights.

Not for: Treating snoring or sleep apnea.

Good for: Side sleepers who want adjustable height.

Not for: Treating snoring or sleep apnea.

Good for: Back and side sleepers who like firm support.

Not for: Treating snoring or sleep apnea.

Good for: Back and side sleepers wanting firm neck support.

Not for: Treating snoring or sleep apnea.

Good for: Back and side sleepers who move around.

Not for: Treating snoring or sleep apnea.

Good for: Sleeping with your upper body raised.

Not for: Treating sleep apnea.

Good for: Raised sleeping, at 9 or 12 inches.

Not for: Treating sleep apnea.

Good for: Keeping your mask and hose tidy by the bed.

Not for: Packing in a carry-on.

Good for: A hose that moves with you as you turn.

Not for: Small nightstands.

Good for: A standard 6 ft hose for most machines.

Not for: Heated-tubing machines, unless it says it fits.

Good for: Extra reach between your bed and machine.

Not for: Heated-tubing machines, unless it says it fits.

Good for: Added filtering for ResMed or DreamStation machines.

Not for: Machines that need a brand-specific filter.

Good for: Keeping your mouth closed with a nasal mask.

Not for: Full-face masks.

Good for: Nasal mask users whose mouth falls open.

Not for: Full-face masks.

Good for: Extra support straps for a steadier hold.

Not for: Full-face masks.

Good for: Dry, rough skin that needs protection.

Not for: Anyone with a wool allergy.

Good for: Full face mask users with skin irritation.

Not for: Leaks caused by a poor fit.

Good for: A fresh liner between your skin and mask each night.

Not for: Leaks caused by a poor fit.

Good for: Full face mask users wanting a steadier fit.

Not for: A mask that is the wrong size.

Good for: Headgear straps that leave marks on your face.

Not for: Marks from the cushion itself.