Emergency oxygen cylinder home therapy options. There are several types of home oxygen therapy options. Each option is designed to meet a variety of patient needs: ambulation, dosage delivery and other needs. Which oxygen equipment patients receive is dependent on what their physician prescribes. Some people need oxygen therapy only when they exercise or while they sleep. Others need to use oxygen around the clock. We hope this Oxygen Cylinder Comparison Guide can help patients and medical professionals appropriately find the best oxygen equipment for the patient's therapy. Here are some considerations to keep in mind when looking at oxygen cylinders for treatment: Many oxygen cylinders are very lightweight and work great for both active and less active patients. Oxygen cylinders are most often used in conjunction with an oxygen concentrator. The "home-fill" oxygen systems allow small, portable cylinders (i.e. M-4's, M-6's) to be re-filled directly from oxygen concentrators. Cylinders come in various sizes. The size of the cylinder determines the volume of gas contained and the length of time before the oxygen in tank runs out. Oxygen cylinders come equipped with a regulator that controls the flow of oxygen to the patient. If the regulator is used without an oxygen-conserving device, the flow of oxygen to the patient will be continuous. If the regulator has a conserving device built in, the flow of oxygen is released when the patient inhales and is cut off when the patient exhales.
There is a stamp marking on the shoulder of gas cylinder, which contains information such as service pressure, test pressure, water volume, cylinder weight, etc.
Oxygen cylinders are packed in plastic bags or nylon bags, using standard export cartons and wooden pallets, usually sea freight is the best choice for bulk shipments.
FAQs
Q: Can we get your free samples?
A: Yes, you can. Free sample can be provided for our customers to test quality with the freight on buyer's account. The way we send it to you is via express, you can also call your local express to pick up samples from our office.
Q: What is the normal lead time?
A: For customer bottles, with the available mold we will ship out within 35 days.
For the molds to be developed Drawing confirmation: 3-5 days Open mold & test samples: 20-30 days; Sample confirmation: 7 days; Mass production: 30-45 days.
Q: What is your shipping terms?
A: For small trial order, UPS, FEDEX. DHL, EMS, TNT, etc. can be provided.
For larger order, we can arrange shipment by sea, by train, or by air according to your requirement.
