Buy Oxygen & Respiratory Consumables in Nigeria.

Which oxygen and respiratory consumables can I buy in Nigeria?

The current Franance list is grouped into four existing categories. Open a category to compare its exact products:

- Buy oxygen nasal cannulae in Nigeria: three Intersurgical models, including adult, paediatric and EarGuard versions.
- Buy oxygen face masks in Nigeria: four Intersurgical and Flexicare mask references covering medium-concentration, high-concentration and aerosol-mask product descriptions.
- Buy oxygen tubing in Nigeria: standard and non-PVC 2.1 m oxygen tubes.
- Buy oxygen concentrator filter sets in Nigeria: four replacement kits tied to specific Drive DeVilbiss and Philips Respironics concentrator families.

The listed items are not a complete oxygen-system package. They do not by themselves include a concentrator, cylinder, regulator, flowmeter, humidifier or facility pipeline connection. Confirm which supply source and device the product will connect to, then request the items that are actually missing. WHO and UNICEF’s oxygen-therapy technical specifications are designed to help facility administrators, clinicians, procurement staff and biomedical engineers select and acquire oxygen-therapy devices and systems; use that framework alongside the exact manufacturer’s instructions, rather than inferring performance or clinical use from a product title.

Which oxygen nasal cannula should I buy in Nigeria?

The listed cannulae are three distinct Intersurgical references: adult nasal cannula 1161004, 2.1 m, paediatric nasal cannula 1163000, 2.1 m and EarGuard adult nasal cannula 1165002, 2.1 m. The manufacturer classifies 1161004 as an adult straight-prong cannula, 1163000 as a paediatric curved-prong cannula, and 1165002 as an adult curved-prong EarGuard option with a 2.1 m tube. The Intersurgical range page says EarGuard adds soft cushions around the ears and lists the broader range across adult, paediatric and neonatal options; those broader items are not all part of this Franance assignment.

Choose a cannula by the patient group and interface prescribed by the clinical team, not by choosing adult versus paediatric from a guess. Specify the full code, patient size group, prong style where relevant and tube length. Ask for the applicable product instructions and package quantity. ISO 23368:2022 is a published international standard covering low-flow nasal cannulae used in home-care and hospital settings; reference it in the procurement specification if relevant, but do not treat the standard’s existence as proof that any particular item or offered batch has a specific certification. Confirm manufacturer documentation and local regulatory/procurement requirements for the actual supply.

Which oxygen face mask can I buy in Nigeria?

The current mask group includes four exact listings. The Intersurgical EcoLite adult oxygen mask 1135015 with 2.1 m tube is described by Intersurgical as an adult medium-concentration mask with tube. The Intersurgical EcoLite adult high-concentration oxygen mask 1181015, 2.1 m is a separate product family. The manufacturer’s catalogue distinguishes them by category and item code; clinical personnel should choose the interface and use under their applicable protocols and device instructions.

Flexicare’s Adult Medium Concentration Oxygen Mask 032-10-002 is described with head strap and 2.1 m oxygen tubing. Flexicare lists a stepped oxygen inlet for connecting its mask to oxygen tubing and describes strap options in its range. Check the exact part number and packaging; adjacent variants can change strap, tubing length, nose clip or paediatric size.

The Flexicare Adult Aerosol Face Mask 032-10-006 is listed by the manufacturer as an aerosol face mask, distinct from the separate extended Venturi or mask-and-tube configurations shown in Flexicare’s product family. Do not assume that tubing, nebuliser connection, Venturi components or an oxygen reducer are included in this exact code. Ask Franance to confirm exactly what the offered package contains and whether it matches the intended setup.

When comparing the mask products, provide the prescribed interface type and adult/paediatric size, required tubing length, connector details, strap arrangement and supply unit. A generic “oxygen mask” request can lead to a wrong product family or omitted component. Do not use this guide to choose oxygen flow, concentration, device settings or patient treatment; these decisions belong to qualified clinicians.

Which oxygen tubing is compatible with my equipment?

The catalogue lists Intersurgical oxygen tube 1174003, 2.1 m and Intersurgical non-PVC oxygen tube 1174010, 2.1 m. Intersurgical’s tubing range identifies these model codes as 2.1 m oxygen tubes and describes the range as kink-resistant, with a non-PVC option. The same manufacturer’s page notes that products are not necessarily available in every market, so Nigerian availability must be confirmed in the quotation.

Before ordering, check both ends of the connection: the source device or flowmeter outlet and the patient interface inlet. Confirm connector type, inner/outer diameter where specified by the equipment manufacturer, intended application and tube length. Do not assume that two tubing parts fit simply because their lengths match or a connector appears similar. If the tube must connect to a concentrator, humidifier, flowmeter or mask, send the device manufacturer and model, the existing consumable code or a clear connector specification to the biomedical team. Avoid cutting, modifying or adapting oxygen equipment connections unless the device documentation and facility procedures explicitly authorize the work.

WHO/UNICEF oxygen-therapy specifications include requirements for patient tubing such as oxygen/air-mixture compatibility, suitable connections and kink resistance. ISO 15001 addresses oxygen compatibility of materials, components and devices in its stated anaesthetic and respiratory scope. These sources can inform an institutional procurement specification; they do not establish compliance of a particular Franance-listed tube unless supporting conformity documentation is verified for the exact product.

Which oxygen concentrator filter set should I order?

Replacement filters are model-specific maintenance parts. Match the concentrator make, exact model, serial or generation where the manufacturer asks for it, and the part number on the installed filter or service documentation. The four listings are Drive DeVilbiss 525KS-LFS Oxygen Concentrator Filter Kit, Philips Respironics Inlet Filter Replacement Kit 1017796, Philips Respironics H620 Inlet Filter Replacement Kit and Philips Respironics H621 Millennium Microdisk Filter Replacement Kit.

Drive Medical states that 525KS-LFS is specially developed for the Compact 525 and lists a coarse filter, inlet filter and outlet filter in the set. Philips Respironics’ product catalogue identifies 1017796 for M10, M10600 and M10605 concentrators; H620 for 600, 605, M600 and M605; and H621 as a microdisk replacement kit for Millennium concentrators. Those equipment families are not interchangeable. Use the model-specific replacement interval and service procedure in the concentrator manual; this category page does not set maintenance intervals or indicate whether a component is washable, reusable or user-replaceable.

If the data plate is unreadable, send the device brand, full model name, serial number and an image of the current filter label to the biomedical contact so compatibility can be checked before ordering. Ask whether a kit contains all filters needed for the planned service or only the named filter type. A price for one replacement kit is not a full service visit, concentrator inspection or guarantee of performance.

How do I check compatibility and plan consumables reordering?

Build a small compatibility register for every oxygen device and its recurring supplies. Record the concentrator, cylinder regulator/flowmeter or pipeline outlet identity; corresponding connector details; approved mask or cannula models; tubing part and length; filter model; and manufacturer-recommended service or replacement interval. Keep clinical selection and procurement quantities under the responsible departments’ protocols. Product family names alone are not enough to identify a usable replacement.

Separate one-time equipment from routine disposable consumption. Estimate the pack quantity, number of wards or clinical stations, replenishment interval and storage capacity using actual facility usage and procurement history. The manufacturer’s listed box quantity may help with purchasing-unit comparison, but it does not forecast your institution’s monthly demand. Confirm whether quotation quantity means individual units, inner packs or cartons and ensure that the accepted order schedule uses the same unit.

Where a facility uses more than one concentrator brand or generation, keep each filter-kit requirement distinct. Where different departments use adult, paediatric or neonatal interfaces, keep the item codes and stock bins separate. Ask the quote to show any substitution by exact brand and part number and obtain biomedical approval before accepting it. An alternative is not equivalent solely because its title mentions oxygen, masks, tubing or filters.

For device compatibility context, review Franance’s related 5 LPM oxygen concentrators, 10 LPM oxygen concentrators, oxygen cylinders, oxygen cylinder regulators, oxygen flowmeters and oxygen humidifier bottles. These equipment guides help identify the associated source devices; they do not imply universal compatibility with every consumable in this guide.

What should I include in an oxygen consumables quotation in Nigeria?

Send Franance the exact part number and title, quantity, pack or carton unit, destination facility, city and state, and required delivery schedule. For cannulae and masks, state the product code, patient group, interface type, tubing length, strap or connector configuration and any required accessories. For oxygen tubing, identify source and terminal equipment and confirm the connector specification. For filter kits, state the exact concentrator model and, where relevant, its serial number or generation.

Ask the written quote to identify each manufacturer and item code, package contents and sales unit, any substitute proposed, price and validity, availability, delivery terms, applicable documentation, and any separately offered installation, service or warranty support. Request confirmation of compatibility for the named device and connector, rather than relying on a broad product description. If the product is intended for a hospital or public procurement, provide your approved technical specification and regulatory/documentation requirements so the offer can be reviewed before order approval.

Franance receives quote orders rather than online purchases. State who should receive the follow-up call or email and whether the request covers one facility or a multi-site schedule. Do not treat an online manufacturer page as confirmation of local supply, current pricing, customs status, delivery time or local warranty. Franance should confirm the specific order details in writing.

How do I request a quote for oxygen consumables from Franance?

Select the exact product listing under nasal cannulae, face masks, tubing or concentrator filter sets. Include the number of units or boxes needed and identify the device or patient-interface configuration it must match. If requesting several items, attach a table with one product code per row; include the site, ward or concentrator model on that row so the quote can be checked without combining unrelated supplies.

Franance will contact you by phone or email to clarify and progress the quotation. Before confirming, check the exact model codes, box quantities, connectors, tubing inclusion, filter-kit contents, compatibility evidence, delivery destination and terms. For the buyer, this keeps repeat orders traceable. For Franance, it makes the quote review precise and helps prevent a generic oxygen item from being substituted for a model-specific part. Contact Franance for an oxygen consumables quotation.