Optiflow high flow therapy device. 

 

   

  


An integrated flow generator, wide flow range (2–60 L/min) and various interfaces facilitate the treatment of a broad range of patients across the hospital.


Nasal high flow therapy (NHF) aka HFNC is recommended for several clinical applications among published clinical practice guidelines

Most studies referenced by these guidelines used flows of ≥ 45 L/min, highlighting that your choice of flow rate really does matter. 

How do I set up high flow therapy? 

Watch this NHF set-up video or view the entire Micro Moment NHF series, starting with What is high flow therapy?

Airvo-Optiflow high flow therapy system

 

  1. Airvo 2 high flow system or Airvo 3 system.
  2. AirSpiral heated breathing tube and chamber kit. Airspiral kit with neb option.
  3. Optiflow interfaces for adult and paediatric applications, including our latest nasal cannula, the Optiflow+ Duet interface, a tracheostomy interface and a mask adapter option.
  4. Hospital stand.



   


Our latest NHF interface

 

Asymmetric interface.

Nasal high flow – enhanced.1 


Learn more

1.    Tatkov S, et al. J AppI Physiol. 2023.


Optiflow high flow interfaces

For high-flow therapy, you need a comfortable interface that stays in place to ensure continuity of treatment. 


Optiflow Duet
nasal interface

An Asymmetric™ nasal interface. 

Our latest interface

 

Optiflow 3S
nasal interface

Side-swappable and a separable headstrap.

Optiflow Junior 2 nasal interface series
Designed for neonates, infants, and children.

Optiflow+ tracheostomy interface
Optimal humidification for a bypassed airway.

Airvo 2 instructional videos and downloads

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