Cushioning Effect:
The covers provide a cushioning effect between the mask straps and the skin. This extra layer of padding helps distribute pressure more evenly, minimizing discomfort caused by the straps pressing against the skin.

Reduced Skin Irritation:
Prolonged use of masks and straps can lead to skin irritation due to continuous contact and friction. Covers act as a barrier, preventing direct contact and reducing the risk of irritation, redness, or pressure marks.

Prevention of Pressure Sores:
Continuous pressure on specific areas of the skin can potentially result in pressure sores. covers help mitigate this risk by creating a protective layer, reducing the likelihood of skin breakdown and pressure-related issues.

Comfort Enhancement:
The soft materials used in covers are gentle on the skin, adding an element of comfort to the therapy experience. Users are more likely to adhere to their therapy if they find it comfortable, leading to improved overall treatment effectiveness.

Minimized Adverse Reactions:
Some users may have sensitivities or allergies to the materials in masks. Covers, typically made from skin-friendly materials, help minimize the chances of adverse reactions, making the therapy more tolerable for a broader range of users.