Could Anyone Who Uses A One-side Cannula Like The Oxybreather Or One Of The Others Has Had Really Good Experience With It Staying In Place.
The only reason this is something I want to wear is I am a jewelry designer and
want to wear necklaces and pendants I have made or bought when I go out.
I have things I love and can't find a way to get them to look okay with the standard cannula I usually wear. Vanity yes but more like a part of my history and pride in something it took a lot of work and classes to be able to do, and I love to be able to wear my own designs.
When using my POC it's a lot more moving around and getting in and⦠read more
I don't know about that. But you could run the cannula from the back of your head, over your ears to your nose. [Maybe] Think I have seen with Lisa they do it and use an elastic strap to hold it in place behind the head.
To be thinking out of the box as another idea; could you incorporate or somehow add your jewelry to/with the cannula? Just saying because you're not the only woman that wears jewelry and uses oxygen. That is a whole untapped list of clientele.
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Thanks @A MyCOPDTeam Member just yesterday I tried it backward with a clip to the back to my shirt, and it is pretty good. I'm actually wondering where I think I'm going, to add a necklace with what I'm wearing.
@A MyCOPDTeam Member there are some clips that can attach to your glasses and run the tubing up to your glasses and possibly down the back if that's better. Check on Amazon and you can order and try the oxybreather or clips and just return them if they don't work out. I just want to wear my damn jewelry around my neck it isn't rocket science π
Ali e Rose, thx for answers about clip. I would like to try the oxybreather but wear glasses & hearing aids so wonder if earpiece could handle all that. I am on ox 24/7 but am pretty active, using personal concentrator to go out.
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