Nasal Cannula High Flow
Our Nasal Cannula High Flow with 7-foot crush-resistant tubing to prevent kinks and occlusion, is a high flow nasal cannula for use with an oxygen concentrator.
Our Nasal Cannula High Flow features a three channel head tubing and special fittings. You’ll be able to receive oxygen flow rates of 6 to 15 LPM.
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