Pediatric Nasal SofTip Cannula with 7 ft Tubing Over-the-Ear Bolo Style Each

Pediatric Nasal SofTip Cannula – 7 ft Tubing | Over-the-Ear Bolo Style | Lightweight and Clear

This pediatric nasal SofTip cannula is designed for comfortable, long-term oxygen delivery in pediatric patients. Lightweight and clear, it features an over-the-ear bolo style with an adjustable slide to ensure a secure and comfortable fit with maximum freedom of movement. Curved prongs enhance comfort and promote proper nasal placement. Includes 7 feet of tubing. Sold individually.

Key Features

• Soft tip prongs — gentle on delicate pediatric nasal passages
• Curved prongs for enhanced comfort and proper nasal placement
• Over-the-ear bolo style with adjustable slide for secure, customizable fit
• Lightweight and clear construction for minimal visibility and patient comfort
• Designed for long-term use with maximum freedom of movement
• 7 ft tubing included
• Sold individually (each)

Specifications

• SKU: W0187
• Patient Type: Pediatric
• Style: Over-the-ear bolo with adjustable slide
• Tubing Length: 7 ft
• Prong Type: Curved soft tip
• Material: Lightweight, clear
• Quantity: Each (1 unit)

Ideal For

• Pediatric oxygen therapy in hospitals and clinics
• Home oxygen therapy for children
• Long-term supplemental oxygen delivery
• Respiratory care settings requiring comfortable, secure pediatric cannulas

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a pediatric and adult nasal cannula?
Pediatric nasal cannulas are sized specifically for children, with smaller, more closely spaced prongs that fit comfortably in a child’s smaller nasal passages without causing discomfort or air leakage. Adult cannulas have wider prong spacing and larger prong diameter, which can be uncomfortable and ineffective for pediatric patients. Always use a cannula sized appropriately for the patient to ensure proper oxygen delivery and comfort during therapy.

What does the bolo style with adjustable slide mean?
The bolo style refers to the over-the-ear design where the tubing loops over each ear and connects under the chin with a sliding adjuster — similar to a bolo tie. The adjustable slide allows caregivers to tighten or loosen the fit under the chin to keep the cannula securely in place without the prongs shifting out of the nostrils. This design provides a more stable, hands-free fit compared to standard cannulas, which is especially important for active children.

How often should the cannula be replaced?
Nasal cannulas are generally considered disposable and should be replaced regularly to maintain hygiene and performance. For home use, most clinical guidelines recommend replacing the cannula every 2–4 weeks, or sooner if it becomes discolored, stiff, cracked, or develops an odor. In clinical settings, follow your facility’s infection control protocols for cannula replacement frequency.

Can the 7 ft tubing reach a stationary oxygen concentrator or tank?
Yes. The 7 ft tubing provides enough reach for most bedside and home use scenarios, allowing the child to sit, lie down, or move within a limited area while connected to a stationary oxygen source. For greater mobility — such as moving between rooms — extension tubing can be added to increase the reach. Consult your home oxygen provider for guidance on safe tubing length limits for your specific oxygen delivery system.