McKesson Nasal Cannula with Ear Cushions Low Flow Adult Straight Prong / NonFlared Tip

Nasal Cannula with Ear Cushions Low Flow Adult Straight Prong / NonFlared Tip

This low flow adult nasal cannula with ear cushions is an oxygen delivery accessory with straight prongs and a nonflared tip. It fits adult single-patient use workflows where buyers want a clear cannula with crush resistant tubing and a universal connector. The 7 foot tube gives added reach, and the product is not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• Adult single-patient oxygen delivery
• Care settings that prefer crush resistant tubing
• Facilities standardizing on universal connector cannulas
• Latex-free product selection

Key Features

• Low flow adult nasal cannula for routine oxygen delivery setups
• Ear cushions add a comfort-focused detail for adult wear
• Straight prong, nonflared tip configuration for buyers seeking that specific style
• 7 foot crush resistant tubing helps support line integrity and reach
• Universal connector works with compatible oxygen delivery connections
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-free purchasing needs

Applications and Usage

• Equipping an adult patient with a low flow nasal cannula
• Replacing a cannula when a straight prong, nonflared tip style is preferred
• Selecting a single-patient cannula with extra tubing length for bedside reach

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 7 Foot.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Adult use only
• Single patient use product
• This cannula uses a straight prong, nonflared tip design, so buyers should match that style to their preference
• The tubing length is 7 foot, which may matter for room setup and reach

FAQ

• Is this nasal cannula intended for adult patients? Yes. This is an adult nasal cannula.
• What type of tubing does this cannula use? This cannula has 7 foot crush resistant tubing.
• Does this cannula have a universal connector? Yes. The connector type is universal.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. It is not made with natural rubber latex.
• Is this nasal cannula sterile? No. The source facts indicate sterile: no.

From McKesson.