Philips Respironics wisp tube and elbow assembly
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Philips Respironics | SKU: 1105624
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Replacement Wisp Tubing and Elbow Assembly

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Overview

This is the replacement tube for Phillips Respironics Wisp Mask.

This product is designed with a flexible and a swivel design allowing for movement while limiting seal disruption. It is the connection between the long hose and the cushion and for more comfort you can pass it over the top of the head to keep the hose out of the way.
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    Replacement Wisp Tubing and Elbow Assembly

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