Say ciao to irritation and buongiorno to cozy charm. Cannoodles are hand-crocheted nasal cannula covers made with 100% cotton thread and no nonsense—no adhesives, metal bits, or fussy clasps. Just soft, breathable goodness designed to extend the life of your cannula and give your cheeks the hug they deserve.
Whether you have silicone sensitivity or just a flair for flair, Cannoodles bring personality to your medical gear. They're especially comforting for kids who find clinical devices intimidating—because when your oxygen setup looks like a plate of spaghetti had a glow-up, it’s way less scary.
🌟 Key Features
- 📏 Approximately 30 in long (75 cm)
- 🧵 100% cotton thread for soft, breathable comfort
- 👐 Hand-crocheted with care, one Cannoodle at a time
- 🚫 No adhesives, metal, or tiny clasps to worry about
- 🧼 Machine washable (cold, gentle detergent)—hang dry or tumble low
- 🧺 Comes with a washing bag to keep your noodle safe in the spin
- 💪 Protects against irritation from silicone tubing
- ✨ Extends the life of your nasal cannula—goodbye plastic fatigue
- 🎨 Available in any color you can dream of (or find in a craft store aisle)
🎉 Swappable flair — easily change your Cannoodle daily for a look that celebrates seasons, holidays, or just your mood. (Pumpkin Cannoodle, anyone
💛 Why Cannoodles Matter
Every Cannoodle sold supports a disabled small business owner (hi, it’s me!) and helps fund medical treatments that would otherwise be out of reach. My dream? To start a grant or donation program to help other disabled folks afford care that’s vital but often inaccessible.
Cannoodles aren’t just accessories. They’re tiny declarations of softness, style, and self-advocacy. Sprinkle some comfort into your care routine—and maybe a pasta pun or two while you’re at it.
Fusili Style Cannoodle - Well Done
Cannoodles are handmade to order by a disabled, chronically ill maker. Turnaround is typically quick, but may take up to 6 weeks to ensure care and avoid burnout. Small variations in color may occur due to thread availability and difference in dye lots.