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16′ extension tubing

16′ extension tubing

$11.85

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Description

16 Foot Silicone extension tubing

Most important characteristics of the Hydrogen for Health Silicone extension tubing

  • Can be used with hydrogen inhalers  or oxygen concentrators.
  • Extends your Nasal cannula up to 16 feet
  • Emits no dangerous gases like PVC
  • Stays soft even at low temperatures
  • Guaranteed to last at least 1 year
  • 100% silicone (contains no PVC and latex)
  • Odorless
  • Always soft, even in freezing cold
  • Kink free
  • Length: 5.2 meters (16ft)
  • 6 month warranty
  • Can be boiled in distilled water and reused

Mainly for hydrogen users who are allergic to plasticisers, PVC or just don’t like the smell of nasal cannulas that are made of PVC. Silicone is recommended for hydrogen therapy

The Hydrogen for Health hydrogen silicone extension tubing is odorless and kink free, contrary to PVC nasal cannulas. Some hydrogen users are allergic to PVC or do not like its smell. In that case Hydrogen for Health hydrogen nasal extension tubing offers a perfect solution! Silicone tubing is  always soft, even in cold weather. The material retains its softness at temperatures below -40 degrees Celsius.

Shipping Info

Flat rate shipping is $4.90 per order.
US shipping please allow 2 to 5 day shipping time for your purchase to arrive.
International shipping please allow 7 to 21 days shipping time for your purchase to arrive.
Shipping carrier is USPS.

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Brandon Ainsworth
Brandon Ainsworth

Fast shipping. Item is as described

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Mark Vander Stoep
Mark Vander Stoep

I like havbing the extra length but it would be nice if it included the hookup nipples to connnect with.

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Tim Fugate

Seems nice, haven't used it yet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why would I need 16 feet of extension tubing?

If your inhaler sits across the room, on a nightstand while you’re on a couch, or you want to move freely during a session without carrying the machine, 16ft of extension gives you that reach without repositioning the unit itself.

Does adding this much tubing reduce hydrogen flow to the cannula?

The tubing is sized to standard cannula connectors and built from the same low-resistance silicone as the cannulas. It’s designed as a pass-through extension rather than a component expected to meaningfully restrict flow at typical inhaler output rates.

Is this compatible with any cannula, or only Hydrogen4Health silicone cannulas?

It connects using a standard cannula fitting, so it’s built to work with the silicone cannula options as well as most standard nasal cannula connectors.

Can I use this with an oxygen concentrator too?

Yes, like the silicone cannulas, it’s rated for use with oxygen and oxygen concentrators in addition to hydrogen inhalers.

How do I clean 16ft of tubing without it kinking?

The silicone material is kink-free by design and can be boiled in distilled water the same way as the cannulas; coiling loosely rather than folding sharply during storage helps prevent kinks over time.

What’s a typical reason someone orders this versus just moving the machine closer?

Common cases include running a session in bed while the inhaler sits on a nightstand, or wanting to walk around a room during a long session without disconnecting.

Who Is This For?

Chronic Health Conditions

Used by patients managing kidney disease, heart conditions, chronic fatigue, and neurodegenerative conditions. Therapeutic-grade hydrogen delivery.

Post-Viral Recovery

Customers recovering from long COVID, chronic infections, and immune system challenges. Provides intensive antioxidant support.

Advanced Wellness

For anyone seeking the highest level of molecular hydrogen therapy. Professional athletes, biohackers, and health practitioners.