MedPro Nasal Cannula Soft Touch Adult Style w/ 7 ft Tube

Why Choose the MedPro Nasal Cannula Soft Touch Adult Style w/ 7 ft Tube

The MedPro Nasal Cannula Soft Touch Adult Style is designed to deliver oxygen through the nostrils during prescribed oxygen therapy. The soft touch adult design helps support comfort during use, while the 7 ft tube provides practical short-range connection to compatible oxygen concentrators, cylinders, or oxygen regulators — the comfort-focused cannula for the therapy worn all day.

Key Features

✔ MedPro nasal cannula

✔ Soft touch adult style

✔ Includes 7 ft oxygen tube

✔ Designed for prescribed oxygen therapy

✔ Delivers oxygen through the nostrils

✔ Lightweight and flexible design

✔ Compatible with appropriate oxygen concentrators, cylinders, and regulators

✔ Practical replacement oxygen therapy accessory

✔ Suitable for home care, clinic, or facility use

Benefits

✔ Supports prescribed supplemental oxygen delivery

✔ Soft touch design may help improve comfort during use

✔ 7 ft tubing provides convenient short-range connection

✔ Nasal cannula style allows oxygen use while speaking or eating

✔ Useful for replacing worn, stiff, dirty, or damaged cannulas

✔ Practical for patients, caregivers, and respiratory care settings

✔ Supports consistent oxygen therapy when properly connected

Usage/Application

Ideal for adult oxygen therapy, home oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders, oxygen regulators, respiratory care, clinics, long-term care facilities, and users who need a soft touch adult nasal cannula with 7 ft tubing for prescribed oxygen support. The soft touch material earns its name where cannulas are actually felt — at the nostrils and over the ears, where standard tubing rubs sore across the hours of continuous wear that oxygen therapy often requires — making this style a sensible switch for users whose current cannula leaves pressure marks or irritation, alongside its role as routine replacement stock. Fit it per your oxygen provider's guidance: prongs curved downward into the nostrils, tubing looped over the ears and adjusted snug under the chin without pinching, connected securely to the concentrator, cylinder, or regulator outlet, and used only at the flow rate prescribed — never adjusted on your own. The 7 ft length suits use near the oxygen source — seated by a concentrator, at a bedside cylinder, or during transport with a portable — while longer supply tubing serves users who move about the home, and cannulas remain single-patient consumables replaced on your provider's schedule or sooner when the tubing stiffens, discolours, or the prongs deform. Keep the standing oxygen rules: no smoking, open flames, or heat sources near oxygen in use, tubing routed clear of walkways and door swings, and kinks checked whenever flow seems reduced. Wash around the nostrils and ears during daily care since the contact points collect skin oils, and raise persistent nasal dryness or irritation with your oxygen provider, who can advise on humidification and fit.