Description

First-time single-sided oxygen cannula users start here! 

The OxyBreather single-sided oxygen cannula starter set has everything you need to begin breathing single-sided oxygen. It delivers the same safe levels of oxygen as the standard cannula (up to 4 LPM) while it removes two-thirds of the plastic tubing from your face.

When you need to replace your cannula simply purchase a single sided cannula refill from our store and place the new tubing into the reusable earpiece and support arm assembly that are included in your starter set.

Explore the tabs below for more details and benefits on our single-sided oxygen cannula.

Exceptionally soft tubing combined with a revolutionary design innovation come together to create the World’s Most Comfortable Cannula.

Feel the difference where it really makes a difference:

  • Ears – instead of draping tubing behind your ears causing irritation with every motion, we support our nasal cannula with a comfortable earpiece assembly that eliminates most ear pressure;
  • Nose – nasal prongs so thin and soft you’ll forget they’re even in there;
  • Neck – no cinching required!  Your neck remains open and free;
  • Face – find your face again!  Help people to look beyond your tubing and discover your face again.

united_states_of_america_usaWe proudly manufacture and assemble your OxyBreather in the USA

All of the materials used to make these single-sided oxygen cannulas are the same that all manufacturers use (PVC). The super flexible tubing is a medical-grade PVC compound that passed the highest standard toxicology tests. The adhesive used to bond all connections is the same used by major medical manufacturers. Like all cannulas, these are not sterile but they are made in a clean environment, FDA compliant, and all tubing and fittings are manufactured to the same standards of regulated cleanliness.

How long do they last? It varies among customers. It can last anywhere from 3, 4 months. Tubing and nosepiece will become loose over time. Single-sided oxygen cannula replacement should take place when you no longer get the comfort you are looking for or when you require a new and clean cannula to maintain your respiratory health with better outcomes.