Buy Oxygen Tubing in Nigeria.

Where can I buy oxygen tubing in Nigeria?

The Oxygen Tubing category contains both current listings. Open the exact model-filtered pages for Intersurgical oxygen tube 1174003 or Intersurgical non-PVC oxygen tube 1174010. Each filter returned one matching catalogue product when checked. A listing identifies the requested catalogue code; it does not confirm Nigerian stock, pack date, shipping schedule or compatibility with equipment at a particular site.

Franance handles orders by quotation. Tell us which code and quantity you need, where it will be delivered, and what device or oxygen source the tubing will connect to. If the connection is unclear, provide the equipment make/model and connector information from its manual, plus a photo or drawing of the port if available. The supplier can then check the intended parts and state what is confirmed in writing. Do not rely on a generic description such as “oxygen tubing” as proof of fit.

Which Intersurgical oxygen tube codes are listed?

Product code 1174003 is described by Intersurgical as oxygen tube, length 2.1 m, with a box quantity of 100. Intersurgical's tubing range information describes the 1174003 as multi-channel oxygen tubing. The product record does not give a more specific material composition or connector geometry for this code, so confirm those details from the current product label and applicable instructions for use when they affect the intended equipment.

Product code 1174010 is described as non-PVC oxygen tube, length 2.1 m, also with a box quantity of 100. Intersurgical places this code in its Eco range. “Non-PVC” is the manufacturer's description; it should not be expanded into an assumed polymer recipe, clinical benefit, chemical compatibility or environmental claim beyond the source wording. If your procurement specification requires a named material, ask the manufacturer or supplier for current code-specific documentation.

The two codes have the same stated length and box quantity, but those shared details do not make the products interchangeable for every use. The material descriptor differs, and the records do not establish that they have identical connector ends, flow characteristics, accessories or approvals for all systems. Quote and receive the exact code the facility approved. Compare the 1174003 listing and 1174010 listing rather than choosing by thumbnail or similar product name.

How should I confirm tubing connections?

Map the intended gas path from the source or wall outlet through the flowmeter or regulator and any humidifier or other accessory to the patient interface. List each interface and its connector type using the manuals or labels for the exact devices in use. Check the tubing end dimensions and connection method required by each side. If the device requires an adaptor, identify that adaptor as a separate component and specify its manufacturer reference. Do not force a connection, combine parts because they appear to fit, or use an unverified improvised adapter.

Intersurgical lists oxygen-tube connectors separately from oxygen tubing. Its manufacturer information describes straight connectors with 6 mm oxygen stems and identifies connector references 1968000 and 1568000; the manufacturer's page distinguishes male/female or device-specific configurations. These connectors are not the two listed tubing product records and are not confirmed as included with 1174003 or 1174010. Ask the supplier to confirm the connector at each end of the exact tube code and whether any separate connector or flowmeter adaptor is needed for the target equipment.

The manufacturer also lists other variants such as oxygen tube with a wide connector, a universal connector version, Sure-Loc tubing and tubing supplied with a flowmeter adaptor. Those are distinct product references, not attributes to infer for 1174003 or 1174010. If your setup requires one of those configurations, give the exact device port details and ask Franance to check the corresponding catalogue item rather than substituting an unverified code.

How do I choose between standard and non-PVC tubing?

Use the approved material specification for your facility, product contact requirements and device instructions. The standard 1174003 listing is called oxygen tube; 1174010 is explicitly called non-PVC oxygen tube. Intersurgical markets the non-PVC option in its Eco range, but the product page does not prove suitability for a particular patient's needs or a facility's procurement policy. A clinical or biomedical lead should approve the material choice against the intended use and local procedure.

Do not infer latex-free status, sterility, single-use/reuse instructions, pressure limits or patient-contact material from the short product title unless code-specific manufacturer documentation states it. The supplied catalogue imagery also cannot establish the exact polymer or connector. Ask for the current label, instructions for use and any required technical declarations. If a requirement is mandatory, make it a written quotation condition and resolve it before purchase.

What length and pack quantity should I order?

Both current listings are 2.1 m and list a box quantity of 100. Plan the length around the system instructions and actual equipment placement, including the required route from the outlet or oxygen source to the patient's prescribed interface. The user or clinician responsible for the setup should confirm the permitted layout. Avoid a line that is stretched, kinked, trapped under equipment or routed where it creates a trip or entanglement hazard. The 2.1 m figure describes the listed tube length; it is not a recommendation for a particular patient or room.

Check whether you are buying individual units or a full box, and how the quoted pack is defined. Intersurgical lists box quantity 100 for both codes, but the quotation should state the supplied unit of measure, number of boxes, total pieces and packaging condition. If a facility needs a smaller quantity, ask whether it can be supplied as a sealed individual item. Do not assume a product image or search result represents the quantity that will ship.

For several departments, create a simple stock list by code, length, approved equipment pairing, pack quantity and reorder threshold. Keep standard and non-PVC products separated and clearly identified to reduce picking errors. Do not relabel one code as another; procurement records should retain the manufacturer's product number and the information printed on the delivered pack.

Which oxygen delivery setups are these tubes for?

The listed records identify oxygen tubing but do not specify every downstream device or use condition. The manufacturer's product pages place the product range within oxygen therapy and show related categories such as flowmeter adaptors, oxygen tube connectors and masks. This context does not prove a particular tube code is suitable with every concentrator, cylinder regulator, wall flowmeter, humidifier, nebulizer, mask or cannula. Compatibility is a property of the exact system and its instructions, not simply the fact that both parts are used in oxygen therapy.

When preparing a request, identify the source equipment and intended connection chain. Include the make, model and port/connector specification for the flowmeter, concentrator or regulator; any humidifier or other inline component; and the exact patient interface where relevant. Confirm whether the connection uses a standard or proprietary fitting, whether the tube includes any connector and whether the manufacturer's instructions list the relevant accessory. If two devices use different connector systems, ask for the correct manufacturer-documented adaptor rather than assuming a universal connection.

These pages are procurement guidance, not clinical instructions. A clinician determines the oxygen delivery method and flow setting for a patient. Follow the relevant device instructions, clinical order and facility procedures. This guide does not recommend oxygen therapy, specify flow rates or make a treatment claim.

What product details should I request from the supplier?

For each code, ask the supplier to confirm the manufacturer name, full product code, description, stated length, unit/box quantity, connector configuration, packaging and any available product label or instructions. For 1174010, confirm the exact non-PVC designation on the offered pack. For both codes, clarify whether connector pieces are supplied or must be ordered separately. If the setup requires a specific fitting, request manufacturer documentation or a written compatibility confirmation for the device make and model.

Confirm the lot or batch marking and any date information applicable to the product, as well as the package's condition on delivery. The product records do not publish expiry or shelf-life details for these tube codes; do not invent an expiry date or storage life. Ask the supplier for current manufacturer guidance if your procurement system requires those fields.

For high-volume or multi-site procurement, ask for a line-by-line bill of materials and delivery schedule. Distinguish the tubing from flowmeter adaptors, straight connectors, humidifier bottles, masks, cannulae and regulators. Similar product family names do not mean the accessories are bundled. Ensure the quotation identifies the exact number of packs and units, the intended location and the receiving contact so that fulfillment can be checked against the approved request.

How should a facility store and inspect oxygen tubing?

Follow the current Intersurgical label and instructions for use for storage, handling, inspection, use and disposal. The reviewed product listings do not publish code-specific storage temperatures, expiry periods or sterilization instructions. Store products according to the manufacturer's stated conditions and the facility's clean-storage procedure; ask the supplier for documentation if the pack is missing or the instructions are unavailable. Do not infer that the tube is sterile or reusable from a product listing.

At receipt, check the outer packaging for damage, contamination or signs of opening, verify product code and quantity, and set aside any item that does not match the purchase order. Before use, follow the local procedure to inspect the tube and connections for damage, obstruction, kinks or a loose fit. Replace or quarantine a product as directed by the manufacturer and facility policy. Do not attempt to repair, join or modify tubing unless the manufacturer explicitly allows the method for the specific item.

Keep disposable respiratory products within the designated inventory area and use stock rotation that follows the package markings. If packaging is damaged, the label is illegible, the product code differs or the tube has been stored outside the manufacturer's conditions, escalate to the responsible clinical/biomedical team and supplier before use. This buying guide cannot determine product sterility, integrity or remaining usable life for an individual pack.

What should an oxygen tubing quotation include in Nigeria?

Send the product code (1174003 or 1174010), requested number of boxes or pieces, required delivery location, and any material or packaging specification. Include the connected equipment make/model and connector details so the supplier can check the interface. State whether you need separate connectors or flowmeter adaptors, and list those references separately if already known. If exact compatibility remains unconfirmed, request that the quotation mark it as pending rather than treating the item as approved.

Ask Franance to state the unit of measure, pack quantity, price and currency, applicable taxes, delivery charge, estimated lead time, quote validity, offered product code, package condition, and any warranty/return terms supplied by the manufacturer or distributor. Intersurgical notes that products may not be available in every market, so confirm Nigerian availability and delivery for the requested code before planning a rollout. Do not assume that a listed global product is currently stocked locally.

Franance will call or email to clarify the configuration and return the quote. The catalogue is not an online payment checkout. Confirm any import, shipping, storage, expiry or documentation requirements with the appropriate procurement and regulatory personnel for your organization. Keep the final approved part numbers in the purchase order and verify them again when the shipment arrives.

Frequently asked questions about oxygen tubing in Nigeria

### Are Intersurgical 1174003 and 1174010 the same tube?

Both are listed as 2.1 m oxygen tube in boxes of 100. Product 1174010 is described as non-PVC, while 1174003 is listed as oxygen tube. Do not assume all other properties or connectors are identical; confirm the current code-specific documentation and intended equipment fit.

### Are connectors included with the listed tubing?

The product records do not confirm connector contents. Intersurgical lists tube connectors separately. Ask the supplier to confirm the exact ends and whether an additional connector or adaptor is required and quoted.

### Will either tube connect to any oxygen concentrator or flowmeter?

The manufacturer pages do not establish universal compatibility. Compare the exact equipment ports and manuals with the tube and connector documentation. Have the clinical or biomedical team confirm the setup before use.

### What is the package quantity?

Intersurgical lists a box quantity of 100 for both 1174003 and 1174010. Confirm the quoted unit of measure, number of boxes and total units before ordering.

Sources and evidence limits

Product descriptions, length and pack quantity were checked against Intersurgical's oxygen tubing range and its home-care oxygen tubing listing. Range context for tubing and connectors was checked against the manufacturer's oxygen tube connectors page and oxygen tubing and connectors catalogue document. The catalogue distinguishes 1174010 as non-PVC and lists the connector references separately; it does not confirm a universal connector or compatibility for every destination device. Manufacturer pages state that product availability varies by market and instruct users to follow the product instructions. No Nigeria availability, price, clinical suitability, treatment instructions, sterility, expiry, exact polymer composition, local authorization, delivery date or device compatibility is claimed. Confirm the actual product label and current manufacturer instructions for the offered item.

Request an oxygen tubing quotation from Franance

Tell us whether you need Intersurgical 1174003 or non-PVC 1174010, your quantity and delivery destination, and the make/model and connector details of the oxygen equipment it will join. Franance can check the requested code and return a quotation with the supply details confirmed for your order. Request an oxygen tubing quotation or compare the 1174003 listing and 1174010 listing.