Oxygen Mask & Cannula

Oxygen therapy is a common medical treatment used to manage low blood oxygen levels in people with respiratory illnesses. The Oxygen Mask Cannula CPAP mask, Oxygen Tubing, Tracheostomy Mask, cannula, Humidifier bottles, and oxygen Mask tubings are different types of oxygen delivery systems that healthcare professionals use to provide oxygen to patients.

Our Catalog on Oxygen Therapy Supplies:

Oxygen Tubing:

Oxygen Tubing is a flexible, plastic tube that connects the oxygen source to the patient's oxygen delivery device. The tubing can be connected to an oxygen tank, oxygen concentrator, or another oxygen source. Oxygen tubing is available in different lengths, depending on the patient's needs.

Tracheostomy Mask:

A Tracheostomy Mask is a device that delivers oxygen to patients who have had a tracheostomy. A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure that involves creating an opening in the neck to access the trachea. Patients who have had a tracheostomy require oxygen delivery through a tracheostomy mask.

Cannula:

A cannula is a thin, flexible tube that is inserted into the patient's nostrils to deliver oxygen directly into the airways. Cannulas are typically used in low-flow oxygen therapy, where the oxygen flow rate is less than 4 liters per minute. Cannulas are easy to use and lightweight, making them suitable for both in-hospital and home use. 

Humidifier bottles:

Humidifier bottles are devices that add moisture to the oxygen delivered to the patient. They are attached to the oxygen delivery system to humidify the oxygen, which helps prevent dryness and irritation of the patient's airways. Humidifier bottles are particularly useful for patients who require high-flow oxygen therapy or long-term oxygen therapy. They can also be used in dry environments.

Oxygen Delivery System FAQs:

Q. Which oxygen delivery system is best for me?
A. The best oxygen delivery system depends on your medical condition, oxygen requirements, and personal preference. Consult your healthcare provider to determine the best oxygen delivery system for you. Call our support Team:1-888-401-3637

Q. Are oxygen delivery systems covered by insurance?
A. Oxygen delivery systems are typically covered by health insurance for patients with respiratory illnesses who require oxygen therapy. Check with your insurance provider to confirm coverage. Call our support Team:1-888-401-3637

Q. Can I use oxygen delivery systems at home?
A. Yes, many oxygen delivery systems are designed for home use. Consult your healthcare provider to determine which oxygen delivery system is best for you. Call our support Team:1-888-401-3637

Q. How do I clean my oxygen delivery system?
A. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and maintaining your oxygen delivery system. It is important to clean your oxygen delivery system regularly to prevent infection and ensure proper oxygen delivery. Call our support Team:1-888-401-3637