Whether you are the EMS professional, first-responder, or lay-rescuer, Circle of Life provides Emergency Oxygen systems to suit everyone’s needs. We offer fixed flow regulator (6LPM), Dual Flow regulator (8-15 LPM), and Automatic Emergency Oxygen Systems.

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Medical Oxygen Unit - Fixed Flow Regulator - ♥ 274.98 ♥ Quantity: Check out Features & Benefits: Meets FDA requirements; no prescription needed! Carried in a durable shoulder bag; leaves both hands free Shoulder bag has window to view contents gauge Permanently attached on/off handle; no wrench needed Pressure gauge in cylinder post valve; shows oxygen level in cylinder Refillable lightweight aluminum cylinder 7' kink proof hose

Specifications Contents: 246-liter oxygen USP Flow: 6 LPM Endurance: 246-liter (6 LPM) 40 minute supply Materials: Aluminum tank; Chrome plated brass regulator Includes: Mask and kink free hose

Medical Oxygen Unit - Dual Flow Regulator ♥ 295.75 ♥ Quantity: Check out Features & Benefits: Meets FDA requirements; no prescription needed! Carried in a durable shoulder bag; leaves both hands free Shoulder bag has window to view contents gauge Permanently attached on/off handle; no wrench needed Pressure gauge in cylinder post valve; shows oxygen level in cylinder Refillable lightweight aluminum cylinder 7' kink proof hose

Specifications Contents: 246-liter oxygen USP Flow: Dual Flow - Off, Low(8 LPM), High(15 LPM) Endurance: 246-liter (8 LPM) 30 minute supply Materials: Aluminum tank; Chrome plated brass regulator Includes: Mask and kink free hose

NOTE: Review all product data sheets on proper use of equipment. Oxygen Tank and Mask/Hose MUST BE pre-connected prior to putting equipment in service! Most medical oxygen companies in your local area can refill your oxygen tank.

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TxO2® Automated First Aid Oxygen Unit - ♥ 499.95 ♥ Quantity: Check out TxO2® Unique Features Automatic activation of oxygen flow - just pull the handle! Automatic Deployment of oxygen mask & tubing (NO assembly or unwrapping) Meets OSHA Requirements - compressed gas safety Optional In-Wall Safety Cabinet with Alarm - security Lightweight - less than eight (8) pounds (3.6 kg) Handle also prevents unit from rolling on uneven surface CPR Mask for breathing or non-breathing victims (provides barrier against infectious pathogens) 45 Minutes of oxygen delivery Flow Indicator - RED: OFF... GREEN: ON Time Remaining Gauge - Flow time remaining in five (5) minute increments REFILLABLE!

Your Public Access Defibrillator program is not complete unless you have Automated Emergency Oxygen!

Specifications Contents: 320 liters OXYGEN U.S.P. @ 1 atmosphere @ 70°F @ 2650 PSI service pressure Flow: 6-1/2 - LPM nominal Weight (cylinder and components): 8.0 lbs, filled to 2650 PSI Weight (in cradle): 12.1 lbs, filled to 2650 PSI Endurance: 45 minutes when filled to 2650 PSI Dimensions Height: 20-1/4" Max. Depth - Cradle: 4-23/32" Max. Depth to Pull Handle: 6.0" Max. Width: 5-11/16" Mounting Holes (Keyholes): 16.0 inches apart - vertical Top Hole Apex: 2.0" from top of cradle Keyholes: 1/8" diameter at apex - may be drilled wider Construction Cradle & Pull Handle: 1/8" Aluminum Cylinder: Billet Aluminum Gauges & Flow Indicator: Lexan construction Unit: Waterproof, Rustproof Additional Notes Prescription Required: NONE. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not require a prescription for emergency medical oxygen units which meet their criteria. (FDA reg. Sept. 1996) Liability Insurance Required: NONE. TxO2 is covered under most existing policies as "first aid equipment" - Good Samaritan Laws apply.

Questions/Answers regarding AED/Oxygen combined use in Pre-EMS scenario Q: How does supplemental oxygen help the victim of a cardiac arrest before the Automated External Defibrillator is used? A: Should the oxygen unit arrive at the scene with or before the AED, oxygen supplemented (enriched) CPR gives the victim a better chance for successful defibrillation and a better chance for brain survival. Q: How does supplemental oxygen help a victim after AED use? A: Should defibrillation be successful, providing supplemental oxygen to the reviving victim is the most important first step in preventing re-fibrillation and in aiding brain recovery from lack of oxygen. Maintain it until the EMS replaces it with their own! Q: Is there a heart hazard using oxygen with an AED? A: NO! Oxygen flowing at the victim's face at the time of defibrillation is not a fire or explosion hazard. Oxygen accelerates combustion; it does not cause combustion. The EMS has been using the two together for 30 years. Q: Will providing supplemental oxygen to a victim of cardiac arrest obviate the need for the AED? A: NO! Only the AED has a chance to revive a victim of cardiac arrest caused by ventricular fibrillation, but on occasion perceived cardiac arrest in the field has not yet occurred and Oxygen supplementation has helped the victim avoid cardiac arrest. (And may even revive the victim) Q: What is the best emergency room oxygen unit to match with an AED? A: TxO2® Automated First Aid Oxygen, because like the automated defibrillator it is fast, easy and almost fail-safe to use. Also, like the AED, it has no harm potential to the victim.

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