American Bantex 50 Foot Oxygen Tubing by Roscoe Medical

This tubing, as other reviewers have noted, is a little stiff and inflexible instead of being more soft and pliable like more expensive tubing. However, it works just fine for my purpose.I have to bleed 2 LPM into my CPAP machine from an O2 concentrator. To minimize the noise, the concentrator sits in the hallway outside the bedroom door with the tubing coming under door. I use 3M "Command strip" hooks to guide the tubing around the room to the CPAP machine and keep it off the floor. I don't need flexible and pliable, so the slight stiffness doesn't matter, and having clear tubing instead of green tubing running around the room keeps my wife a lot happier.I don't know how long it would actually last. I changed the first tube at six months, and it seemed perfect, so I've let the second one go longer. It's a 10 months, shows no signs of mold or deterioration, and O2 flow is still fine. I'll change it at the one-point just as a matter of principle.

just as expected. its tubing what more can i say.

This is a decent quality hose that stands up well to normal use going around the house for a constant oxygen wearer. I will say that if you have cats that like to paw at things that move or chew, they do fall victim to that pretty hardcore and will need replacing. And then from the EMT point of view, there's always the fact that when you filter oxygen down 50ft of hose, you're not getting the high-quality oxygen you're looking for, nor are you getting the pressure you have your concentrator set on by the time it travels that far to reach you. But the hose itself is good for the money you pay for it, and mom is happy with hers, so will probably be ordering some more.

This is another channeled tubing that constantly coils up like an old time phone cord and that causes it to tangle a lot. Why can't I find tubing that doesn't coil and twist so badly?!

I just reviewed the 25 foot hose, Same good quality. We have a long run, needing a minimum 50 foot of tubing. The ligheter ones kink too easily, and cut off the flow of oxygen, causing a great deal of stress for my wife. This brand is not so bad, and since using, have not had any tight kinks in the hose. I can easily recommend this product. I have re-ordered just to keep a spare on hand, although in the future, we will get 2 25 foot tubing with a swivel to join them to help minimize twisting and kinking.

I’ve ordered these hoses before and not had the current problem, so I don’t know what’s up, but the hose I just installed is almost unusable. I need oxygen with my Bipap, but every time I breathe in at night I get a nose full of some nasty chemical smell. It’s bad enough that I’m worried it will make my asthma worse. It’s so vile I’ve even seriously considered washing the hose out, despite knowing that’s a bad plan. I won’t order again if the other hoses I ordered at the same time have the same stench.

These no kink crush proof/resistant hoses are a necessity but we keep our house on the cool size during fall/winter/spring and the hoses stiffen a bit and tangle easier. I wouldn't have thought of this or even noticed but when I first purchased them it was summer and they worked well. when I say tangle, I don't mean knot up but they don't relax when you gather/loop them up to hang them on a bed post and such. Incidentally, I put a couple of Command super size hooks up in strategic places around the house to help manage my hose wad. I think they're robe hooks or something. they are two-tone in color and maybe 3-5" tall. works like a charm.

I would not recommend this air tubing . It works but is very light weight and tangles up after a few days of use. If you are mobile and active, I suggest looking for a heavier tubing.