Roscoe Adult Curved Soft Nasal Cannula with 7' Tubing 50/CS
Roscoe Adult Curved Soft Nasal Cannula with 7' Tubing (CAN-ROS7)
CAN-ROS7 (Roscoe Medical)
Bulk Case (50 Cannulas / Case)
7ft 6-Channel Inner Lumen (Crush-Proof)
FDA Medical Mobility Accessory
Executive Product Overview
The Roscoe Adult Curved Soft Nasal Cannula with 7' Supply Tubing (SKU: CAN-ROS7) is an economical, medical-grade oxygen delivery interface engineered for long-term care facilities, hospitals, and home medical equipment (HME) provider fleets. Fabricated from an extra-soft, crush-resistant elastomeric material, this nasal cannula fits comfortably over the ears to minimize friction points, tissue irritation, and skin breakdown during continuous oxygen therapy.
Designed to optimize patient mobility and clinical safety, each unit comes pre-attached to 7 feet of specialized supply tubing engineered to lie straight when uncoiled, reducing memory coiling and preventing uncomfortable pulling on the nasal prongs. The supply line features a six-channel inner lumen design that maintains uninterrupted oxygen flow even if the tubing becomes creased, folded, or compressed under furniture. Disposable and intended for single-patient use (with a recommended replacement cycle of every 30 days for optimal performance), each cannula in this wholesale case of 50 is individually wrapped and manufactured completely without natural rubber latex.
Key Technical & Operational Features
- Extra-Soft Crush-Resistant Material: Flexible elastomeric construction conforms gently to facial contours, reducing pressure-point discomfort over the ears and under the nose.
- Anatomically Curved Nasal Prongs: Curved tip geometry directs oxygen stream smoothly into the nasal passages, enhancing patient comfort and reducing mucosal dryness.
- Uncoiling Memory-Free Tubing: 7-foot clear supply line lies flat when uncoiled to minimize mechanical tension and pulling on the facepiece.
- Kink-Resistant 6-Channel Inner Lumen: Multi-channel internal safety geometry ensures continuous gas flow even if the tubing is tightly bent or crushed.
- Recommended 30-Day Replacement Lifecycle: Single-patient disposable design provides a cost-effective 30-day maintenance interval per unit.
- Universal Supply Fitting: Flexible end connector attaches securely to standard oxygen flowmeters, concentrators, and cylinder regulators.
- 100% Latex-Free Composition: Manufactured entirely without natural rubber latex to eliminate Type I allergy risks across sensitive patient populations.
Complete Technical Specifications
| Brand / Vendor | Roscoe Medical / Compass Health Brands |
|---|---|
| Model SKU / MPN | CAN-ROS7 |
| HCPCS Billing Code | A4615 (Cannula, Nasal) | UNSPSC Code: 42271709 |
| Regulatory Tier | FDA Registered Medical Mobility Accessory | Class I Exempt |
| Packaging Yield | Bulk Case ā 50 Individually Wrapped Units per Case |
| Nasal Interface Style | Anatomically Curved Soft Prongs w/ Over-the-Ear Fit |
| Tubing Specifications | 7-Foot Clear 6-Channel Inner Safety Lumen Line |
| Usage & Replacement Cycle | Single-Patient Disposable / Replace Every 30 Days |
| Material Integrity | Extra-Soft Medical-Grade Polymers (100% Latex-Free) |
Facility Procurement & Inventory Management Insight
Standardizing on Roscoe Soft Nasal Cannulas (CAN-ROS7) across long-term care facilities and home health distribution provides a highly cost-effective respiratory consumable strategy. Featuring a memory-free 7ft 6-channel supply line and extra-soft ear loops, this 50-count B2B case pack streamlines fleet replenishment while referencing standard billing codes (A4615) for facilities filing reimbursement independently.
Product & Compliance FAQs
Q: What regulatory oversight governs the Roscoe Adult Curved Soft Nasal Cannula?
A: Nasal cannulas and oxygen supply tubing are classified by the FDA as Class I exempt medical mobility accessories (HCPCS A4615). They do not require a medical prescription or healthcare license to purchase.
Q: Why is a six-channel inner lumen design important in long-term oxygen therapy?
A: The internal six-channel architecture creates separate airflow pathways inside the supply tube. If the main line is stepped on or creased under a chair, oxygen continues to travel through the open inner channels, preventing dangerous therapy interruptions.
Q: How frequently should these disposable cannulas be replaced?
A: For optimal clinical performance, hygiene, and airflow efficiency, single-patient disposable cannulas should be replaced approximately every 30 days, or sooner if visible soilage or hardening occurs.
B2B Procurement Disclaimer: Technical specifications, packaging yields, and HCPCS reference codes (A4615) are compiled directly from Compass Health Brands / Roscoe standards. Facilities are responsible for verifying valid HCPCS coding requirements prior to claim submission.
ā WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.