782 devices · GMDN 12875
Oxygen administration tubing is a flexible, single-use tube designed to deliver pure oxygen or oxygen-enriched gas from a source to a patient’s mask or nasal cannula. Its thick-walled, anti-kink material prevents blockages, ensuring a steady flow of oxygen during respiratory support or therapy.
These devices are typically regulated as single-use medical products and supplied in pre-measured coil lengths, requiring clinical staff to cut them to fit specific patient needs. They are not reusable and must comply with safety standards for oxygen delivery systems to avoid contamination or malfunction.
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