Did you know? FDA recently announced a new drug reporting requirement for drug manufacturers including transfillers of medical oxygen. Click below to learn how Applied can help you stay compliant!

The Compressed Gas Association (CGA) recently issued a safety alert regarding a possible safety problem with some brands of medical gas regulators and cylinder valves. Please click below to review CGA Safety Alert SA-40-2021 titled: CGA-870 Medical Oxygen Regulator Yoke Connection Issue

Please Note: Applied and OxyGo brand regulators, cylinders, and valves comform to the applicable CGA standards and are not involved with this alert.

Introducing the new and improved OxySafe2™.

OxySafe2 is a thermal fuse designed to stop the flow of gas in the event that the downstream cannula or supply tube is ignited, and will meet VA, ISO and other regulatory requirements.

Are you confused about FDA registration?…DON'T BE!

Applied takes the worry out of annual registration for you!

The FDA states that any firm that transfers oxygen from one container to another, via gas to gas, liquid to gas, or liquid to liquid; is considered a drug manufacturer by the FDA and is required to register with the FDA every year between October 1st and December 31st of the year.

Did you know? By filling your own cylinders you can increase your profits by 50% or more. Ask us how you can cut your costs with a Liquid to Gas or Gas to Gas system!

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Introducing ConservOx!

ConservOx is one of the smallest and lightest oxygen conservers on the market today. Reduce cylinder deliveries and operating costs with this single control and ergonomically designed T-Handle/Hand Tight nut making ConservOx easy-to-use for anyone!

The situation is evolving rapidly, and we update our processes to meet the best standards as they develop. Please click below for FAQ’s, helpful websites, and all things related to COVID-19.