2 pcs Oxygen Adapter Enrichment Port Connector fits CPAP Tubing Hose Model 1642 by NAKO Group

Sorry to say I’ve had a recent hospitalization and 3 infusion treatments that required me to use my CPAP. During those times I used this connector to attach O2 lines to my CPAP and it worked perfectly. Connector was easy to install and remove from both mask and tubing. Nurses appreciated me having this connector on my unit when I arrived for treatment. I just keep it in my carrying bag for the CPAP so it’s always available when I go somewhere with the unit.

The fitting I had ,had the tubing connection straight causing a lot of problems. This fitting has a swiveling 90 degreetube connector 100 times better. If you need a new connector adapter this is it.

Works as described

I attach this item to the end of a hose connection to my cpap machine. It has a connection off to the side where I attach oxygen hose . I continue to get oxygen while on the cpap

Good adapter for my CPAP so that I can attach an O2 tubing from my concentrator when I'm at home. However, when I travel, I don't take my O2 concentrator with me and there is no cap for the O2 port. I could slide it off, but then that tends to stretch the CPAP tubing connector a bit and it slips out with repeated removal. It would be nice to just leave the adapter on and put a cap on the O2 port.

I was stuck in a hospital and couldn't use my CPAP on supplementary O2, because they did not have this adapter. I use nasal pillows, so I had an awful night. I bought four of these, and taped one to my CPAP. Get a few. Assume nothing. They are sturdy.

Haven't used it yet but looks good and air tube slides on easy . Midline (?) Brand and I'm sure salter (?) Will do okay. That all for now .

This is a better product than the cheap ones the doctors gave out. Instead of it hooking in the middle of my mask that I have now broke them both. This one hooks on the back of the c-pap machine entirely out of the way of being broken or bothering me while sleeping.