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By Brittany Fichter
April 18, 2019 Category: Equipment, General

OptiPillows is an EPAP (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure) nasal mask that is FDA cleared for treatment of snoring but may also treat mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. The mask is used like a nasal pillow CPAP mask, but without tubing or a machine.

By Laura Frederick
December 18, 2015 Category: Equipment, Oxygen

OxyStat Portable Oxygen Analyzer - fits in the palm of you hand.

By Kristen Cifranic
September 09, 2015 Category: Equipment, Business

A Servomex is a paramagnetic oxygen analyzer. It is used to tell you what your gas identity is and the strength/purity of that gas. A Servomex's accuracy is 0.1% Oxygen and has been validated by ORSAT apparatus to USFDA Pharmacopoeia 23.

By Kristen Cifranic
July 16, 2015 Category: Equipment, Oxygen

According to OSHA Section 5(a)(1), employers must provide employees with a workplace free from recognized hazards —

By Kristen Cifranic
June 17, 2015 Category: Equipment, Regulatory Compliance

Oxygen drug product labels are governed by 3 different agencies. The FDA because it's a drug product, and the DOT and OSHA because it is considered a Hazardous Material that is in transport (DOT) and in the workplace (OSHA). Each agency is a different government entity that has its own requirements.

By Kristen Cifranic
May 06, 2015 Category: Equipment, Regulatory Compliance, Oxygen Safety

OSHA has adopted a set of standards known as GHS, or Globally Harmonized System of Classification of Labeling of Chemicals. GHS created a universal system of standardized pictograms and the hazards associated with each chemical. The new labels have updated warnings and use the pictograms prescribed by OSHA.

By Kristen Cifranic
February 02, 2015 Category: Equipment

Cylinder Valve Questions? Applieds Got Answers! Medical Oxygen cylinders are equipped with either CGA-870 or CGA-540 valves. Each gas and each different type of gas service has a unique connectionassigned to it by the Compressed Gas Association (CGA). This connectionsystem is designed to help reduce mix-ups involving compressed gases. We willexplain the differences between the types of valves. Post Valve Connections: Require a tool of some sort to open the valve. These connections are designed with a pin indexing system. The valve has holesdrilled into it which allow pins installed on equipment designed for that specifictype of service to fall into the holes when the equipment is mated together. Foroxygen service this is a CGA-870 connection. This connection has two holesdrilled below the valve opening which allows the corresponding pins on a pieceof connection equipment to fall directly into the holes. If the equipment doesntmate properly, it wasnt designed for oxygen service. CGA

By Kristen Cifranic
January 14, 2015 Category: Equipment

Patients will receive the oxygen care and comfort they need with the OxyPulseâ„¢ single-lumen pulsing operation, making it the quietest and most accurate conserver on the market.

By Kristen Cifranic
December 10, 2014 Category: Equipment, Business

The FDA requires specific filling parts and accessories to be FDA approved for safety and identity. Check our list to make sure you are FDA compliant.

By Kristen Cifranic
November 05, 2014 Category: Equipment, Oxygen

It is important to purchase medical devices such as medical oxygen regulators only from a quality, established, and qualified supplier. This ensures if you have a question or a problem you can get answers and solutions.