Löwenstein Cara Nasal - Rotating Sleeve

Löwenstein Medical CARA Nasal Mask Rotating Sleeve

Enhanced Flexibility and Effortless Connection

The Löwenstein Medical CARA Nasal Mask Rotating Sleeve is a small but essential component designed to maximize your comfort and convenience during CPAP therapy. Serving as the vital link between your mask’s ball-and-socket joint and your breathing tube, this sleeve ensures your setup remains flexible and easy to manage throughout the night.

Whether you are replacing a worn part or keeping a spare for travel, this genuine Löwenstein accessory maintains the high-performance standards of your CARA nasal mask.

Key Features

• 360° 3D Freedom of Movement: The rotating sleeve facilitates a full range of motion. By allowing the tube to swivel freely in all directions, it prevents the CPAP hose from pulling on your mask, reducing the risk of leaks when you change sleeping positions.
• Easy Tube Connection: Designed for intuitive use, the sleeve allows for a quick and secure "click" connection to the mask frame. This makes it simple to detach your tube in the middle of the night if you need to get out of bed, without having to remove your entire mask.
• Magnet-Free Safety: Like all components in the CARA range, this rotating sleeve contains no magnets. It is completely safe for patients with pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, or other medical devices sensitive to magnetic interference.
• Secure Grip & Fit: Featuring a curved edge for a better tactile grip, the sleeve is easy to handle even in the dark. It provides a standard 22mm tapered connection, making it compatible with all standard CPAP tubing.
• Durable German Engineering: Built from high-quality, medical-grade materials, this part is designed to withstand the daily wear and tear of connecting and disconnecting your therapy equipment.

When to Replace Your Rotating Sleeve?

At Air Liquide Healthcare, we recommend inspecting your mask components regularly. Consider replacing the rotating sleeve if:

1. The connection to the CPAP tube feels loose or slides off too easily.
2. The sleeve no longer clicks securely onto the mask’s ball-and-socket joint.
3. You notice any visible cracks or signs of wear in the plastic that could cause air leaks.