The Oxygen Store Green Oxygen Tubing 7.6 Metres, Three-Channel Safety Design, Kink-Free PVC Construction for Home Oxygen Therapy, Compatible with Major Brands

• Material Composition: Constructed from Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) with crush plus memory properties that withstand compression, suitable for both standard plus high-flow therapy
• Design Features: Three-channel safety layout with central lumen prevents tubing occlusion plus kinking, ensuring consistent oxygen flow from concentrator to patient
• Functionality: Compatible with major oxygen therapy brands including SeQual, Inogen, Respironics, Invacare, Puritan Bennett, plus DeVilbiss concentrators
• Specifications: 7.6 metres length with 7.6 millimetres nominal wall thickness, maximum pressure rating of 5 bars, package weight 0.13 kilograms
• Care Instructions: Distinctive green colour enhances visibility to reduce tripping hazards, particularly suitable for use during sleep without restricting oxygen flow

Special design has three inside channels that help prevent the tubing from becoming occluded. Ideal for home where long lengths can cause a potential kinking problem. Green oxygen tubing is designed with 3 channels and a central lumen to discourage kinking and obstruction formation, ensuring safe oxygen therapy with unrestricted flow. The crush and memory-resistant tubing is particularly suitable for use during sleep, eliminating concerns about restricting oxygen flow while lying on the tubing. These tubes are versatile for both standard and high-flow oxygen therapy, equipped with standard connectors compatible with major oxygen therapy brands. The tubing's distinctive bold green colour helps reduce the risk of accidental falls associated with oxygen tubing. Unlike standard clear tubing that may be overlooked, the green color stands out, making it noticeable to anyone who might trip, significantly minimizing such occurrences. Compatible with a wide range of oxygen supply machines, including SeQual, Inogen, Respironics, Invacare, Puritan Bennett, DeVilbiss, and many more. The use of green tubing is advocated to prevent tubes from being pulled due to tripping, ensuring secure tubing.