Pumani Bubble CPAP Nasal Prongs Size 0 – Neonatal Respiratory Support Interface (Pack of 6)

The Pumani Bubble CPAP Nasal Prongs Size 0 are neonatal respiratory accessories designed to deliver non-invasive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy to newborns requiring respiratory support. Featuring a dual-prong nasal interface, the product connects to the Pumani Bubble CPAP breathing circuit using compatible fish elbow connectors. Its compact design accommodates small neonatal nostrils and helps maintain the positive airway pressure prescribed by healthcare professionals. Supplied in a pack of six, these nasal prongs are suitable for neonatal intensive care units, maternity hospitals, newborn care centres and paediatric respiratory facilities. Key Features & Specifications - Product Type: Neonatal Bubble CPAP Nasal Prongs - Manufacturer: Hadleigh Health Technologies - Product Reference: 3-520 - Prong Size: 0 (Zero) - Pack Quantity: 6 nasal prong interfaces - Compatible System: Pumani Bubble CPAP - Primary Function: Delivers non-invasive positive airway pressure through the nostrils - Patient Category: Neonates requiring appropriately sized respiratory interfaces - Manufacturer's Weight-Based Sizing Guide: Below 1,000 grams for Size 0 or 000; actual suitability must follow the system's approved indications - Size Selection: Based primarily on nostril fit and clinical assessment - Design: Dual nasal prongs with a connecting bridge - Material: Flexible patient-contact material; exact composition requires supplier confirmation - Connection Type: Pumani-compatible fish elbow connectors - Fish Elbow Reference: 3-530, available separately - Compatible Accessories: Pumani neonatal hats, hat clips and patient breathing tubing - Clinical Application: Non-invasive neonatal respiratory support - Sterility: Confirm from original packaging - Usage Classification: Single-use; verify original packaging instructions - Electrical Requirement: None - Packaging: Pack of 6 pieces - Product Condition: New - Suitable Facilities: NICUs, maternity hospitals, newborn care centres and paediatric hospitals