Westmed 2-Pack #0221 Disposable Oxygen in-Line Water Traps for Condensation Collection in O2 Tubing

Q: How long do they last before needing replacement?

Unless you are extremely hard on t hem they really should last for a life time. The measurements are carved into the ruler not just printed on.

Q: How do you get the water out of the water trap?

The end caps are pressed on, you just work one end cap off, pour the water out and then press the cap back on piece of cake!

Q: Do I have to cut the tubing to install?

The hose does not need to be cut to use the water trap. -The water trap is designed to connect between the hose to the Oxygen (O2; the oxygen tank or condenser - see 08 second video) and the hose to the cannula (for your nose). -If you are using your cannula directly connected to the O2, you can buy additional short hoses called 'Humidifier Connector Adapter Tube for O2 Concentrator' (in sizes of 12" to 50') to attach the water trap to the O2, then use the cannula to connect to the other end of the water trap. -If you can get the Connector Adapter Tube (not available or can not afford it), then I would try cutting the tube in half and trying to force it over the water traps ends. It might work just as well as the water traps ends are cone-shaped, and the cannula hose is bendable. Hope this, and the video, help answer your question.

Q: Where do you connect this contraption? Does it work?

Water traps sit inline between two lengths of oxygen tubing, or a length of oxygen tubing and a cannula. Yes, they do work to collect condensation.

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2-Pack Westmed #0221 Disposable Oxygen in-Line Water Traps for Condensation Collection in O2 Tubing

Humidifier Connector Adapter Tube For O2 Concentrator 15" (Pack of 5)

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VALUE PACK - Get double the efficiency with a convenient 2-pack.
PERFECT FIT - Standard barb connectors ensure compatibility with most O2 tubing.
BREATHE EASY - Eliminate moisture accumulation effortlessly.
COMPACT DESIGN - 6.5″ long by 1″ diameter for easy integration.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE - Clear body construction for instant visual inspection.

The 2-Pack Westmed #0221 Disposable Oxygen in-Line Water Traps are designed to effectively collect condensation in oxygen tubing, featuring standard barb connectors and a clear body for easy monitoring. Each trap measures 6.5 inches in length and 1 inch in diameter, making them a practical choice for maintaining optimal oxygen delivery.

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