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

Why Choose the MedPro Nasal Cannula Soft Touch – Child Style with 7 ft Tube

The MedPro Nasal Cannula Soft Touch Child Style is designed for pediatric oxygen therapy with compatible oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders, or regulators. The soft-touch cannula helps provide a more comfortable fit for children, while the included 7 ft tube offers practical movement range during oxygen use — comfort-focused oxygen delivery sized properly for young patients.

Key Features

✔ Pediatric nasal cannula

✔ MedPro brand

✔ Soft-touch child style

✔ Includes 7 ft oxygen tubing

✔ Designed for prescribed oxygen therapy

✔ Compatible with appropriate oxygen concentrators, cylinders, and regulators

✔ Helps deliver oxygen through the nostrils

✔ Suitable for home care, clinic, and facility use

✔ Practical for routine pediatric oxygen supply replacement

Benefits

✔ Supports prescribed supplemental oxygen delivery for children

✔ Soft-touch design may help improve comfort during use

✔ 7 ft tube provides convenient short-range movement

✔ Child style supports better fit compared with adult cannulas

✔ Useful for home oxygen therapy and caregiver-supported care

✔ Lightweight design helps reduce bulk around the face

✔ Practical replacement item for ongoing oxygen therapy routines

Usage/Application

Ideal for pediatric oxygen therapy, home respiratory care, oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders, oxygen regulators, clinics, long-term care, caregiver-supported oxygen routines, and children who require a soft-touch nasal cannula with 7 ft tubing. Pediatric oxygen is a prescribed therapy — use the cannula only at the flow rate prescribed by the child's physician or respiratory team, and have a caregiver fit and supervise its use. Position the prongs gently in the child's nostrils, loop the tubing over the ears and adjust the slider for a secure but comfortable fit that does not press into the cheeks, and route the 7 ft tube to avoid tangling, wrapping, or entanglement risks — never leave loose tubing where it could wrap around a child, particularly during sleep, and follow the care team's guidance for safe overnight setup. Keep the cannula and all oxygen equipment away from open flames, smoking, and heat sources, as oxygen accelerates combustion. Check the child's skin around the nostrils, cheeks, and ears regularly for irritation or pressure marks, confirm oxygen is flowing at the prescribed rate after each connection, and replace the cannula on the schedule recommended by the oxygen provider — immediately if it is cracked, stiff, discoloured, or soiled. This is a single-patient consumable — do not share cannulas between users — and keep spares stocked for continuous therapy.