Nasal Cannula Oxygen Tubing

Name: Nasal Cannula Oxygen Tubing
Brand: MED-TAC International
SKU: MEDTAC1109
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SKU: MEDTAC1109

Type: Airway Device

Vendor: MED-TAC International

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

MED-TAC · Oxygen Delivery

Nasal Cannula Oxygen Tubing

Comfortable low-to-moderate oxygen for the ambulatory patient — 24–44% FiO₂ at 1–6 LPM.

What is the MED-TAC Nasal Cannula Oxygen Tubing? A 7-foot straight-tip nasal cannula (SKU MEDTAC1109) for low-to-moderate supplemental oxygen in spontaneously breathing patients. Connects to any CGA870 oxygen regulator, including the MED-TAC Mini O₂ Regulator. Delivers roughly 24–44% FiO₂ at 1–6 LPM — appropriate for mild to moderate hypoxia, chronic respiratory conditions, and post-procedure supplementation. Single-use, disposable.

Key Specifications

Manufacturer / Vendor	MED-TAC International
SKU	MEDTAC1109
Tubing Length	7 ft (straight tip)
Tip Style	Straight-tip nasal prongs
FiO₂ Range	~24–44% at 1–6 LPM
Recommended Flow	1–6 LPM
Compatibility	Standard regulator barb fitting; CGA870 system compatible
Use	Single-use, disposable

What It Is

The nasal cannula is the most patient-comfortable supplemental oxygen device for ambulatory and semi-ambulatory patients. Unlike a face mask, it does not restrict speaking, eating, or airway assessment. At 1–6 LPM it delivers a clinically useful 24–44% FiO₂ — adequate for mild to moderate hypoxia where the issue is supplemental oxygen need rather than acute respiratory failure.

The 7 ft tubing reaches a portable cylinder while keeping patient mobility and positioning flexibility in prehospital settings. Pair with the Mini O₂ Regulator and Size D Oxygen Cylinder for a complete portable low-flow system. For higher-concentration needs, step up to a Non-Rebreather Mask. See the full airway management collection.

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SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much oxygen does a nasal cannula deliver?

A nasal cannula delivers approximately 24–44% FiO2 (fraction of inspired oxygen) at flow rates of 1–6 LPM. Each liter per minute of oxygen flow increases FiO2 by approximately 4%: 1 LPM = ~24%, 2 LPM = ~28%, 3 LPM = ~32%, 4 LPM = ~36%, 5 LPM = ~40%, 6 LPM = ~44%. This is appropriate for mild to moderate hypoxia. For severe hypoxia requiring higher FiO2 (>50%), upgrade to a non-rebreather mask.

Can I use the nasal cannula with the MED-TAC Mini O2 Regulator?

Yes. The MED-TAC Nasal Cannula (MEDTAC1109) is compatible with the MED-TAC Mini O2 Regulator (MEDTAC1110), which fits any tank with a CGA870 fitting including the MED-TAC Size D Oxygen Cylinder. The regulator's flow rate is adjustable from 0–15 LPM, providing appropriate flow for nasal cannula use (1–6 LPM) as well as higher flows for a non-rebreather mask (10–15 LPM).

What is the difference between a nasal cannula and a non-rebreather mask?

A nasal cannula delivers 24–44% FiO2 at 1–6 LPM and is comfortable for ambulatory patients; it allows speaking, eating, and clear airway assessment without removing the device. A non-rebreather mask delivers 60–80% FiO2 at 10–15 LPM and is used for patients requiring high-concentration oxygen. The cannula is the first-choice device for mild to moderate hypoxia; the NRB is used when maximum non-invasive oxygen delivery is required.

At what flow rate should I run a nasal cannula?

Flow rates above 6 LPM through a nasal cannula are not recommended — at higher flows, the cannula does not increase FiO2 meaningfully but does cause nasal mucosal drying and patient discomfort. For flows above 6 LPM, switch to a simple face mask or non-rebreather mask. Standard clinical starting points: SpO2 below 94% with mild distress — start 2–4 LPM nasal cannula and titrate to target SpO2 ≥94%.

Is this nasal cannula single-use?

Yes. The MED-TAC Nasal Cannula Oxygen Tubing is a single-use disposable device. Reusing nasal cannulas between patients is a significant infection control risk and is contraindicated in clinical practice. Each patient encounter should use a fresh, individually packaged cannula. The disposable design also ensures the cannula's material integrity is maintained for consistent and safe oxygen delivery.