CPAP living seal
AssigneeBreathe Safely, Inc.
InventorRonald D. Matich
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Abstract
A present disclosure includes a) a method for sealing a face mask to a face with a facial cream, b) a method for cleaning a human face having a face mask sealant thereon that includes the step of rubbing the face mask sealant into the face, and c) a face mask sealant composition that is applied between a face mask and a human face.
Claims25
A method for providing a living seal between a CPAP mask and a human face, the CPAP mask being engaged to a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) apparatus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a topical composition;
- then
- b) spreading the topical composition on one of a) a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask and b) a portion of the human face for receiving a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask;
- then
- c) placing the CPAP mask over at least one of a nose and mouth of a human face;
- and
- d) selecting the topical composition to include water, the topical composition retaining at least 75% by weight of said water over a time period of 24 hours when exposed to the atmosphere at room temperature.
A method for providing a living seal between a CPAP mask and a human face, the CPAP mask being engaged to a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) apparatus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a topical composition;
- then
- b) spreading the topical composition on one of a) a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask and b) a portion of the human face for receiving a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask;
- then
- c) placing the CPAP mask over at least one of a nose and mouth of a human face;
- and
- d) selecting the topical composition to include a gum.
A method for providing a living seal between a CPAP mask and a human face, the CPAP mask being engaged to a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) apparatus, comprising the steps of:
- a) providing a topical composition;
- then
- b) spreading the topical composition on one of a) a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask and b) a portion of the human face for receiving a face confronting structure of the CPAP mask;
- then
- c) placing the CPAP mask over at least one of a nose and mouth of a human face;
- and
- d) selecting the topical composition to include water, a vegetable oil, a filler, and a thickening agent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.