Salter Clear Oxygen Supply Tubing

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• How To Use?
  1. Wash your hands. Open the package and remove Oxygen Tubing.
  2. Insert the tapered end of the connector into the Oxygen Tubing end connector.
  3. Insert the other tapered end of the connector into the end connector of the nasal cannula or oxygen mask tubing.
  4. Give the tubing a gentle tug to check for a tight connection.
  5. Attach the other end of the Oxygen tubing to the outlet port on the bubble humidifier bottle or the outlet port on the oxygen device.
  6. Set prescribe liter flow rate. Check for gas flow from nasal prongs or oxygen mask.
  Note: If tubing becomes soiled, wipe down with damp cloth. Do not use any strong detergent, disinfectant or oil-based soaps to clean the tubing.
• Safety Precautions:
  - Oxygen is a nonflammable gas, but does support combustion. Follow your homecare provider instructions for the care and safe operation of your oxygen delivery system (e.g., oxygen cylinder, oxygen concentrator, liquid oxygen).
  - Do not smoke or allow anyone to smoke around you when oxygen is being used.
  - Keep oxygen tubing at least 6 feet away from flames or any heat source.
  - Do not use flammable products around oxygen, such as aerosols and cleaning products.
  - The total length of the oxygen tubing and nasal cannula should not exceed 57 feet. This is to ensure there is enough pressure to deliver your prescribed oxygen.
  - Do not kink, bend or tie your oxygen tubing.
  - Do not set anything on the tubing that may obstruct flow.
  - Do not place oxygen tubing under blankets, bedsheets, rugs, etc.
  - Keep excess tubing loosely coiled and out of the way to prevent tripping on oxygen tubing.
  - Do not let children or pets play with your oxygen equipment.
  - Keep extra oxygen supplies available for backup.
  - Use oxygen as prescribed by your doctor.
  - Recommend use of a swivel adapter to reduce the possibility of twisting for nasal cannula and supply tubing longer than 14 ft.