Oxygen Mask

An Oxygen Mask is a medical device used to deliver supplemental oxygen to both pediatric and adult patients. It is designed to ensure effective oxygen therapy through the nose and mouth, providing comfort and a secure fit for patients of varying ages. Ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, emergency care, and home health settings.

Specifications

• Product Type: Oxygen Delivery Device – Oxygen Mask

• Available Sizes:

  • Pediatric (Paed) – Suitable for children

  • Adult – Suitable for adults

• Material: Medical-grade soft PVC or silicone

• Mask Shape: Anatomically designed for a comfortable fit over the nose and mouth

• Oxygen Flow Rate: Typically 5–10 L/min for adults, 3–6 L/min for pediatrics

• Oxygen Concentration: Delivers 40–60% oxygen concentration (depending on flow rate and mask fit)

• Connector: Standard 22 mm connector for compatibility with oxygen sources

• Strap: Adjustable elastic strap for secure fit

• Color: Transparent mask for easy monitoring of oxygen flow

• Reservoir Bag: Some models include a 1-liter reservoir bag for higher oxygen concentration delivery (optional)

• Sterility: Non-sterile, disposable, individually packaged

• Single Use: Yes

• Compliance: CE marked / FDA approved (depending on manufacturer)

Features & Benefits

• Adjustable strap ensures a secure fit for pediatric and adult patients

• Soft and comfortable material to reduce skin irritation during extended use

• Easy to use, ensuring quick oxygen delivery in both emergency and routine care

• Provides consistent oxygen flow for both pediatric and adult patients

• Lightweight and flexible design for patient comfort

• Ideal for oxygen therapy in a variety of clinical settings, including emergency departments, operating rooms, and recovery rooms

• Reservoir bag (in some models) helps maintain a higher oxygen concentration for critical care

Indications

• Pediatric and adult oxygen therapy for respiratory distress

• Post-operative care for oxygen supplementation

• Acute or chronic respiratory conditions such as asthma, pneumonia, and COPD

• Emergency situations requiring rapid oxygen delivery (e.g., trauma, shock)

• For use with oxygen concentrators, cylinders, or wall oxygen systems