Can you wash nasal cannula?

Its typically advised to wash your cannula once a week in a mixture of 10-parts water and one-part vinegar. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.

How often should you change a nasal cannula?

Every 2–4 weeks, replace your cannula or mask. Change every time you get sick. Every month, replace your air filter. Every 2 months, replace your tubing.

Do nasal cannula prongs point up or down?

Ensure proper positioning of the cannula tips in the patients nostrils. If the cannula tips are curved, ensure that they point downward. Maintain enough slack on the oxygen tubing.

How to keep a nasal cannula in place while sleeping?

Hy-Tape,which almost everyone simply calls pink tape, uses a zinc oxide-based adhesive. This latex-free adhesive is gentle and even soothing on delicate skin. Pink tape is strong enough to hold a nasal cannula in place, and can hold its own against the busiest of tiny hands.

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Dr.Odin Nasal Oxygen Cannula delivers supplementary oxygen
A lightweight nasal oxygen cannula that is non-flared
Cannula has an elastic headband and is non-sterile
Nasal Oxygen Cannula - Length of 2.1 metres
Oxygen cannula is recommended for adults

Nasal Oxygen Cannula is a thin tube with two prongs that fit just inside your nose .
The lightweight tube inside the nasal oxygen cannula splits on one of the ends into two prongs which are placed in the nostrils and from which a mixture of air and oxygen flows.
The other side of the tube of oxygen cannula is usually connected to a portable oxygen generator or a wall connection in a hospital via a flowmeter.
This cannula is attached to the patient by hooking it around the ear of the patient or by the means of an elastic headband.
On average, nasal oxygen cannula carries 1-3 litres of oxygen in a minute.

Attach oxygen supply end of the tube to the gas source and set oxygen to the prescribed levels
Check for gas via the devices
Insert nasal tips into the nostrils with the two plastic tubes over the ears and under the chin
Gently adjust the plastic slide until the cannula is secure.

Discard after single use.
Do not use if package is opened or damaged.
Store in a cool and dry place.

Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals requiring occasional supplemental oxygen or mild respiratory support — helps ensure steady oxygen flow, maintain proper breathing, and support respiratory comfort. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal when breathing difficulty, shortness of breath, or mild oxygen deficiency appear — helps provide consistent oxygen delivery, support lung function, and reduce strain during daily activities. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic respiratory conditions, post-surgical recovery, or ongoing oxygen therapy needs — helps maintain reliable oxygen supplementation, promote respiratory stability, and support long-term pulmonary health and wellness.

Dr.Odin Nasal Cannula Oxygen also called the Nasal Oxygen Catheter Adult , is a device that helps to deliver supplemental oxygen or increased airflow to people in need of respiratory help.

Frequently Asked Questions

The nasal cannula is a device that helps to deliver supplemental oxygen or increased airflow to people in need of respiratory help.
Its typically advised to wash your cannula once a week in a mixture of 10-parts water and one-part vinegar. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.
Every 2–4 weeks, replace your cannula or mask. Change every time you get sick. Every month, replace your air filter. Every 2 months, replace your tubing.
Ensure proper positioning of the cannula tips in the patients nostrils. If the cannula tips are curved, ensure that they point downward. Maintain enough slack on the oxygen tubing.
Hy-Tape,which almost everyone simply calls pink tape, uses a zinc oxide-based adhesive. This latex-free adhesive is gentle and even soothing on delicate skin. Pink tape is strong enough to hold a nasal cannula in place, and can hold its own against the busiest of tiny hands.