Fabrication Enterprises Pediatric Cannula with 7' tubing 50/cs

Pediatric Cannula with 7' tubing 50/cs

This pediatric nasal cannula is a child-sized oxygen therapy accessory with 7 foot tubing. It can be a practical choice for care settings that need a comfortable, less obtrusive option than traditional CPAP systems for pediatric patients. The cannula is disposable, intended for single-patient use, and comes in a case of 50.

Good Fit For

• Pediatric oxygen therapy settings
• Care teams looking for a less obtrusive option than traditional CPAP systems
• Facilities buying case quantities for ongoing patient use

Key Features

• Pediatric nasal cannula sized for the smaller features of a child
• 7 foot supply tubing supports oxygen delivery setup
• Extra-soft design helps improve comfort during wear
• Tubing is crush-resistant to help maintain oxygen flow
• Disposable cannula for single-patient use
• Case of 50 supports facility and recurring-care purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Providing oxygen therapy for pediatric patients
• Stocking child-sized cannulas for respiratory care workflows
• Using a disposable, single-patient cannula in routine care settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 5.6".
• Material: Latex.
• This cannula is intended for single-patient use only.
• The product is described as pediatric, so buyers should confirm it matches the intended patient size.
• A full case may be a better fit for facilities or ongoing care programs than occasional one-off use.

FAQ

• Is this cannula sized for children? Yes. This is a pediatric cannula designed for the smaller features of a child.
• How long is the tubing? This cannula comes with 7 foot supply tubing.
• Is this a single-use cannula? Yes. The cannula is disposable and intended for single-patient use only.
• How many cannulas come in a case? One case includes 50 cannulas.
• How does this compare with traditional CPAP systems? The product details describe this cannula as less invasive and less obtrusive than traditional CPAP systems and tubes, which may make it better tolerated by pediatric patients.

From Compass Health by Fabrication Enterprises.