Lightweight & Flexible: The Bleep Eclipse Interface is flexible, lightweight and very easy to use. In fact it's so light and comfortable that you can even wear it as you read or watch TV before going to sleep. Applying the Halo's takes only seconds and then you can rest and relax until you're ready to turn out the lights.
Magnetic Port Technology: The Bleep Eclipse works seamlessly by attaching to the Halo's using MagSeal, which utilizes Magnetic Port Technology to quickly, and easily click on and off. This no-leak solution was designed for ease of use, comfort, better sleep and overall better health.
Not Nasal Pillows!: No matter how well they fit, nasal pillow CPAP masks still stick up your nose and can cause pain and discomfort. Halo adhesive strips, use a gentle surgical grade, BPA, Corn and Latex-Free adhesive and is applied on the outside of the nostrils so nothing goes up your nose except for a pure stream of air from your sleep therapy device.
One Size Really Does Fit All: No two noses are the same. That's why Bleep designed the Eclipse CPAP Interface in a single flexible size that really does fit all users. So, no matter what the shape of your nose or nostrils, Bleep's Halo adhesive strips eliminate leaks, and ensure a much stronger seal than nasal pillow or cushion masks. Because of the minimal design, Bleep Eclipse is great for people with facial hair too!
No Headgear Means Greater Comfort: With the minimalist Bleep Eclipse CPAP Interface there's no hard frame, no headgear, and no bulky cushioning to get in the way of your restful night's sleep. The Bleep Eclipse Interface, and Halo's, won't leave any marks or dents on your face like traditional CPAP masks do; and with Bleep you can sleep in any position -- on your back, stomach or side -- without pressure or pinching!
Hypoallergenic, Disposable & Recyclable: The Halo adhesive strips that hold the Eclipse in place are hypoallergenic and disposable. There is no need to figure out when to replace your mask because each night you use two new disposable Halo's to keep your Eclipse Interface in place. The small MagSeal ports are also recyclable once the tape has been removed so Halo's are both clean and green!
The Eclipse Interface should be replaced every 30-90 days on average just like traditional CPAP masks.
Bleep is Compatible with your CPAP or BiPAP Machine: Each Bleep Eclipse comes with a 16 Inch Hose and Swivel Connector that will attach to any heated or non-heated CPAP hose with a standard connector. Just plug it in and you're good to go.
Hypoallergenic, Disposable & Recyclable: The Halo adhesive strips that hold the Eclipse in place are hypoallergenic and disposable. There is no need to figure out when to replace your mask because each night you use two new disposable Halo's to keep your Eclipse Interface in place. The small MagSeal ports are also recyclable once the tape has been removed so Halo's are both clean and green!
The Eclipse Interface should be replaced every 30-90 days on average just like traditional CPAP masks.
Bleep is Compatible with your CPAP or BiPAP Machine: Each Bleep Eclipse comes with a 16 Inch Hose and Swivel Connector that will attach to any heated or non-heated CPAP hose with a standard connector. Just plug it in and you're good to go.
How do the Eclipse Halo’s stay on my face?
Eclipse frame uses MagSeal magnetic technology to connect in a simple click to the stainless-steel ring of the Halos. Halos are nightly disposable, gentle adhesive that stays connected to your face until you remove them by mildly sliding them off your nose. The Halo’s need clean, oil free skin to adhere properly. You must use a mild astringent such as Bleep’s DreamPreps or use witch hazel. For very oily skin, you should use isopropyl alcohol. Make sure to clean the application area well with the mild astringent and dry before applying the Halos. You cannot use soap or make-up remover to clean your application area as these products contain oils which will interfere with the seal.
I have skin sensitivity; can I use the Halos?
Halos use gentle surgical grade, PBA, Corn and Latex-Free adhesive. Approximately 2% of the population has a sensitivity to the tape. We suggest that you test a piece of the tape on your arm prior to use to see if you have a sensitivity. If you have a skin sensitivity, you can try a skin barrier prep such as Smith and Nephew SKIN-PREP or 3M Cavilon Skin. Both are used by hospitals and available for over-the-counter purchase. Should you have a skin sore/ulceration from your prior mask, we suggest you let the sore heal prior to using Eclipse.
I am a mouth breather, can I use the Halos?
About 20% of the population are mouth breathers. If you are a mouth breather, you will need to use a mouth tape or chin strap in order to ensure that air does not leak from your mouth or impact efficacy of therapy. You should also discuss with your physician your current pressure as full-face mask uses considerably more pressure than nasal mask/nasal pillows. Clinical studies have shown that full face mask generally require 4 cm more pressure than nasal therapy. Please engage your physicians on discussion on pressure adjustments.
How many times can I use the Halos/Eclipse? How long do components last?
The Eclipse frame should be cleaned and dried after every use to prevent the risk of nosocomial infection (see cleaning video for detailed instructions). The Eclipse frame (starter kit) is typically replaced every 90 days. The Halo adhesives are a nightly disposable and 1 box of 32 will last for ½ of a month (use 1 set per day).
Will Eclipse fit with my CPAP machine?
Yes, the Eclipse will work with your existing machine. The Eclipse comes with a 16-inch universal connecting tube and fits all machines. If you use the ResMed AirMini you may need a ZephAir adapter to allow non-ResMed mask to connect.
Can I use soap or make-up remover to clean my nose prior to use?
No, use a mild astringent such as Bleep’s DreamPreps or use witch hazel. For very oily skin, you should use isopropyl alcohol. Make sure to clean the application area well with the mild astringent and dry before applying the Halos. You cannot use soap or make-up remover to clean your application area as these products contain oils which will interfere with the seal. Everyone’s skin type is different so use a milder/stronger astringent based upon the oil secretion of your pores.
How much do I need to shave in order to use the Halos?
You will need 1/8 inch or about 2 millimeters of smooth skin to ensure a good seal around your Halo’s. The adhesive will not seal over hair. See our instruction video for more information.
| GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bleep |
| Part Numbers | 100589 (Replaces 100598) |
| HCPCS Codes | A7034 |
| GTIN/UPC Codes | 00850003157122 |
| In The Package | Bleep Eclipse Connector Kit Frame, 2 Boxes of Halos (16 Day Supply Each). |
| Compatibility | All CPAP & BiPAP Machines (Adapter required for use with AirMini Travel CPAP Machines.) Not Compatible With some medical devices and implants. |
| PHYSICAL DETAILS | |
|---|---|
| Materials | Halos are made of surgical grade, BPA, Corn and Latex-Free adhesive. MAGNETIC WARNING: Magnets used in the MagSeal for Eclipse are within ICNIRP guidelines for general public use. The magnetic strength is 65 mT. Ensure the mask is at least 0.8 inches (2 cm) away from any active medical implant or medical device (e.g., pacemaker, defibrillators, neurostimulators, cochlear implants, hearing aids), to avoid possible effects from localized magnetic fields. If patient/household member has magnets or metal in their bodies consult a physician prior to use. |
| MASK SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| Mask Type | "No Mask" Mask |
| Mask Pressure Range | 4-20 CM H2O (Recommended) |
Instructions for Your Bleep Eclipse CPAP Mask
30 Seconds to Better Sleep with Bleep Eclipse!
Bleep Eclipse Training Video
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