How we reviewed this: written from Fisher & Paykel’s use and care guide and published U.S. retail prices, not hands-on testing. Sound figures are F&P’s lab values, not our measurements.
Sources: F&P use and care guide; prices from CPAP.com, checked 13 October 2026.
Key specs
| Spec | F&P Vitera | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Full face (over the nose) | Use and care guide |
| Pressure range | 4–30 cmH2O | Use and care guide |
| Operating temperature | 41–104°F | Use and care guide |
| Sound power / pressure | 29.8 / 21.8 dBA (±2.5 dBA) | Use and care guide |
| Dead space | S 246, M 271, L 322 cm³ | Use and care guide |
| Sizes | Small, Medium, Large | Guide / retailer |
| Patient weight | 66 lb (30 kg) or more | Use and care guide |
| Replace (home use) | No later than 12 months after first use | Use and care guide |
| Warranty | 90 days from purchase (excluding foams and diffusers) | Use and care guide |
| Price (complete mask) | $149 | CPAP.com, 13 Oct 2026 |
| Replacement cushion | $54 | CPAP.com, 13 Oct 2026 |
Who it suits
People who breathe through the mouth and prefer a seal over the nose bridge, or who need a larger cushion.
Alternatives
The Evora Full is the smaller under-nose option; ResMed’s AirFit F20 and F30i are the main rivals.
Verdict
The F&P Vitera is a traditional full-face mask covering the nose and mouth, rated 4–30 cmH2O with 29.8 dBA sound power per F&P. It comes in Small, Medium and Large. It cost $149 complete at CPAP.com on 13 October 2026 ($114 without headgear), with $54 replacement cushions.
Related: Evora Full vs Vitera, CPAP supplies schedule, best CPAP masks, CPAP mask leaks.
See also: Simplus vs Vitera.