







About Nasal Cannulas and Oxygen Supplies
These are the disposable parts that carry oxygen from a concentrator, tank or wall outlet to the user: nasal cannulas, oxygen masks, supply tubing, connectors and bubble humidifier bottles. The collection is part of Respiratory Supplies and includes products from Salter Labs, Sunset and Teleflex.
A nasal cannula has two soft prongs that sit just inside the nostrils, with tubing that loops over the ears. Cannulas come in standard and high-flow versions, and in adult, pediatric and infant sizes; the flow rate and device type are set by the prescribing clinician. Masks are used where a different delivery method is specified, and include simple masks and non-rebreather styles.
Tubing length is the main thing to compare. Cannulas are sold with tubing of various lengths, and separate supply tubing extends the reach from the oxygen source so a user can move around a room or a home. Longer runs typically connect through a swivel or connector. Adult and pediatric sizing is listed on each product.
Humidifier bottles attach to the concentrator or flowmeter outlet. For reordering, the REF number on the cannula bag or case identifies the style, size and tubing length together.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right cannula and tubing length?
Pick the cannula type and size, such as adult, pediatric or high-flow, as specified by your clinician. Then measure the distance from your oxygen source to where you usually sit or sleep, and choose cannula tubing or extension tubing long enough to reach it. Check that connectors match your concentrator or regulator outlet.
Are oxygen cannulas and tubing covered by insurance?
Oxygen supplies often have HCPCS codes, which are shown on each product page for reference. Oxygen supplies are frequently bundled with equipment rental under some plans, so coverage depends heavily on your payer and plan. ArmadaMeds is a retailer, does not bill insurance, and cannot promise coverage, so check with your plan or equipment supplier.
How do I reorder cannulas in bulk?
Cannulas and tubing are sold individually and by the case, and each is listed separately. Find the REF number on your current bag or case, then confirm the size and tubing length on the listing. Ordering by REF number keeps you on the same style you are already using.
















