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Nasal Cannula New Born

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Nasal cannula Medicare is used in oxygen therapy. It is used for short-term and long-term supply of low-concentration oxygen during moderate hypoxia. The cannula can be used both in the hospital and at home. The tube is intended for use by infants. Specifications : The cannula tube is made of PVC ; Straight nose teeth, made of soft polymer; The thermoplastic material of the nasal teeth does not cause discomfort to the patient ; Provides a uniform supply of oxygen ; The edges of the cannula are s

Rs. 180

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Total for 1 pack: Rs. 180

Nasal cannula Medicare is used in oxygen therapy. It is used for short-term and long-term supply of low-concentration oxygen during moderate hypoxia. The cannula can be used both in the hospital and at home. The tube is intended for use by infants. Specifications : The cannula tube is made of PVC ; Straight nose teeth, made of soft polymer; The thermoplastic material of the nasal teeth does not cause discomfort to the patient ; Provides a uniform supply of oxygen ; The edges of the cannula are smooth, rounded, which eliminates the risk of damage to the nasal mucosa ; Allows you to eat, talk during therapy ; Easily fixed in the nasal passages of the patient by adjusting the length of the loop; If the cannula is used for a long time, it is necessary to apply a humidifier at the beginning of the oxygen line ; For newborns ; non-sterile ; For single use ; Individual packing.

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