Medical PVC M Green Portable Oxygen Mask With Connecting Tube

Product Specification

Medical Pvc Green Customized Oxygen Masks With Connecting Tube Good Quality Oxygen Mask

Design: The oxygen mask is designed to cover the patient's nose and mouth, providing a seal for effective oxygen delivery. It is typically made of medical-grade PVC (polyvinyl chloride), which is a durable and flexible material commonly used in medical devices.

Green Color: The green color of the mask may be used to distinguish it from other types of masks or to indicate its specific purpose or oxygen concentration level. Different colors may have various meanings depending on the specific healthcare facility's color-coding system.

Portable and Lightweight: The portable oxygen mask is designed for easy transport and use in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care. It is lightweight and compact, making it convenient for both healthcare professionals and patients.

Connecting Tube: The mask comes with a connecting tube that allows it to be attached to an oxygen source, such as an oxygen concentrator or cylinder. The tube carries the oxygen from the source to the mask, facilitating the delivery of supplemental oxygen to the patient.

The medical PVC M green portable oxygen mask with a connecting tube is commonly used to provide oxygen therapy to patients who require supplemental oxygen. It offers a convenient and efficient method for delivering oxygen, ensuring that patients receive the appropriate oxygen levels to support their respiratory needs.

1.Adjustable nose clip assures comfortable fit
2.210cm oxygen supply tube can be configured
3.Sterile, disposable, individually packed,with connection tube:
4.Proper size to fit the face of an infant from one month to 12 months.
5.Standard connection site on the mask and anti-crush tubing.

Why do I need oxygen therapy?
If your lungs aren't able to provide enough oxygen on their own, your healthcare provider may prescribe oxygen therapy.

When should an oxygen mask be used?
Oxygen should only be given once the airway has been cleared and at the lowest concentration necessary to achieve an oxygen saturation of 94–98% or 88–92% if the patient is at risk of hypercapnic respiratory failure.