Nasal cannula
Nasal cannula
Basic Information
Nasal Cannula
Lexbax Sunshine International is one of the best Nasal Cannula Manufacturers in India at a very reasonable price.
Lexbax Sunshine International is one of the leading manufacturers, exporters, and suppliers of efficient nasal cannulas. Due to the design of the nasal cannula, patients can communicate, eat, and drink without having to open their mouths. In addition to the twin bore nasal oxygen set, it is also known as the oxygen nasal cannula set with two bores.
Some Important Features of our Nasal Cannula:-
- Made from gentle, non-toxic green PVC, so it won't irritate the skin even after prolonged usage.
- Even if the tube is unintentionally kinked, the Star Lumen tube assures the delivery of oxygen.
- available in both adult and pediatric cannula of different diameters.
- Nasal tips with a smooth finish and adjustability for maximum comfort.
- Easy connection to the oxygen supply is facilitated by a soft funnel-shaped connector.
- Nasal tips with two prongs guarantee that both air channels receive the same amount of oxygen.
- Non-toxic, free of pyrogens
- Options include poly packs, paper packs, inner bags, and inner boxes.
FAQs
Q. When should a nasal cannula be used?
Ans. If you are having problems breathing or if your blood does not have enough oxygen, your doctor can advise using a nasal cannula. You could use a nasal cannula for the following reasons: respiratory malfunction pulmonary illness with chronic obstruction (COPD).
Q. How frequently should a new nasal cannula be used?
Ans. Replace your cannula or mask every 2-4 weeks. Every time you become ill, change. Replace your air filter once a month. Replace your tubing every two months.
Q. What are the disadvantages or side effects of Nassal cannula?
Ans. Oxygen Nasal cannula has a number of shortcomings that might reduce their effectiveness and tolerance for oxygen supply. Low flow oxygen is typically not humidified, and complaints are frequent, particularly those of a dry nose, dry throat, and nasal discomfort.
Q. How often do you clean the nasal cannula?
Ans. The standard recommendation is to wash your nasal cannula once a week in a solution of 10 parts water to 1 part vinegar. Thoroughly rinse, then let air dry. Asking your doctor how frequently to clean and replace the components of your oxygen treatment equipment is vital.