Abstract: A non-looping nasal cannula device includes dual nasal prongs extending from a connection bracket and adapted to slide into both nostrils of a user to supply oxygen. The nasal cannula device further includes an oxygen delivery port extending from the connection bracket and configured to be attached to an oxygen tube. An attachment device is secured to the connection bracket and configured to be attached to a user's nose and/or skin in close proximity to the user's nose without looping around the user's ears.

Abstract: A device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes a first adhesive strip configured to be releasably attached to columella of a nasal septum and a second adhesive strip configured to be releasbly attached to upper lip of the patient. The device further includes a clip connected to an elongated base member connecting the first and second adhesive strip, and the clip has an opening configured to secure the device to an oxygen tube of the nasal cannula.

Abstract: A device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes a pair of opposing legs having a predefined opening therebetween and a clip secured to an opposite end of the pair of opposing legs. The pair of opposing legs are configured to slide over a nasal septum and are biased together to provide compression as the pair of legs are moved apart when sliding over the nasal septum. The clip has an opening configured to secure the device to a tube. Alternatively, a device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes an adhesive strip configured to be releasably attached to columella of the nasal septum and a clip secured to the adhesive strip and the clip has an opening configured to secure the device to a tube.

Abstract: A device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes a first adhesive strip configured to be releasably attached to columella of a nasal septum and a second adhesive strip configured to be releasbly attached to upper lip of the patient. The device further includes a clip connected to an elongated base member connecting the first and second adhesive strip, and the clip has an opening configured to secure the device to an oxygen tube of the nasal cannula.

Abstract: A device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes a pair of opposing legs having a predefined opening therebetween and a clip secured to an opposite end of the pair of opposing legs. The pair of opposing legs are configured to slide over a nasal septum and are biased together to provide compression as the pair of legs are moved apart when sliding over the nasal septum. The clip has an opening configured to secure the device to a tube. Alternatively, a device for securing a nasal cannula to a patient includes an adhesive strip configured to be releasably attached to columella of the nasal septum and a clip secured to the adhesive strip and the clip has an opening configured to secure the device to a tube.

Abstract: A non-looping nasal cannula device includes dual nasal prongs extending from a connection bracket and adapted to slide into both nostrils of a user to supply oxygen. The nasal cannula device further includes an oxygen delivery port extending from the connection bracket and configured to be attached to an oxygen tube. An attachment device is secured to the connection bracket and configured to be attached to a user's nose and/or skin in close proximity to the user's nose without looping around the user's ears.