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Nasal Oxygen Cannula

Respiratory & Airway Management

Nasal Cannula (Nasal Oxygen Cannula) with Soft Prongs

Soft-prong oxygen delivery

Designed for comfortable and reliable oxygen delivery, the nasal oxygen cannula is made of clear, medical-grade PVC with soft nasal prongs.

Key takeaways

  • Medical-grade PVC nasal cannula with soft prongs in standard, curved or flared styles.
  • Four sizes (neonate, infant, child, adult) and three transparent tubing colors: green, white and light blue.
  • Anti-crush oxygen tubing with custom lengths available on request.

The HOPE Medical nasal oxygen cannula is a nasal cannula that delivers low-flow oxygen through two soft nasal prongs. It is made of clear medical-grade PVC and connects to the oxygen source through anti-crush oxygen tubing that helps keep oxygen flowing when the tube is bent. Four patient sizes and three prong styles let hospitals and distributors cover neonatal units, pediatric wards and adult care with one product line.

Key Features

  • Soft prongs in standard, curved or flared styles
  • Sizes: neonate, infant, child and adult
  • Anti-crush oxygen tubing; custom lengths available
  • Green, white or light blue transparent
  • Medical-grade PVC, single use

Applications

Low-flow oxygen therapy in wards, emergency departments, ambulances and home care, connected to wall oxygen, cylinders or an oxygen concentrator. Patients who need a higher or more precisely controlled oxygen concentration are usually moved to a mask, such as a simple oxygen mask or a Venturi mask.

How to specify when requesting a quote

  • Size split: neonate, infant, child and adult
  • Prong style: standard, curved or flared
  • Tubing color and required tubing length
  • Connector type at the oxygen source
  • Unit pack, carton and private-label requirements
  • Destination market and documents

Technical and purchasing information

Designed for comfortable and reliable oxygen delivery, the nasal oxygen cannula is made of clear, medical-grade PVC with soft nasal prongs. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.

Material
Medical-grade PVC
Prongs
Soft prongs; standard, curved, or flared options available
Tubing
Anti-crush oxygen tubing
Length
Standard 2 m; customized length available
Color
Green transparent, white transparent, or light blue transparent
Sizes
Neonate, Infant, Child, Adult
Use
Single use

Application and configuration

Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.

Packaging and cartons

Packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.

Quality and documentation

Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.

Buyer questions, answered

Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Nasal Oxygen Cannula.

Nasal cannula vs oxygen mask: which should be used?

A nasal cannula suits patients who need low-flow oxygen and want to talk, eat and drink during therapy. A mask is used when a higher flow or a more controlled oxygen concentration is needed. The choice is clinical, so most buyers stock both cannulas and masks.

What is the maximum flow rate for a nasal cannula?

A standard nasal cannula is a low-flow device. The maximum flow is stated in the IFU and set by the clinical protocol, and neonates use much lower flows than adults. Higher flows need a heated, humidified high-flow system, which is a different product.

Which nasal cannula sizes are available?

This cannula is listed in four sizes: neonate, infant, child and adult. Prongs come in standard, curved or flared styles. Tell us the quantity per size and the prong style you need.

Can a nasal cannula be used with an oxygen concentrator?

Yes. A nasal cannula is a common interface for home oxygen concentrators. Check that the tubing connector fits the concentrator outlet and give us the connector type with your RFQ. HOPE INTERNATIONAL oxygen concentrators are listed on hmedhealth.com.

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