At Limitless Health, our goal is to be the premier provider of in-home respiratory care while maintaining the lowest possible rates. As medical oxygen suppliers, we have a wide variety of medical oxygen supplies, including several oxygen cylinder sizes and medical oxygen concentrators to meet the needs of any patient.Our medical oxygen is of the highest quality and reliability, and our service to the Gauteng area is second to none. We go out of our way to ensure that every customer has a positive experience because we think it’s important for people to know that they can still enjoy life to the fullest despite facing health issues.

You should accept nothing but the best when it comes to your health. At Limitless Health, our number one concern is the health and happiness of our clients. Our medical oxygen has been carefully produced and meticulously sourced in accordance with the strictest of industry standards to guarantee its purity and efficacy in meeting your respiratory requirements.

Our dedication to complete client satisfaction is what sets us apart from the competitors. We are aware of the need of promptness and dependability in the delivery of medical oxygen, especially in life-threatening situations. In order to guarantee that our customers in Gauteng receive their oxygen promptly, we have set up a streamlined distribution network. Our hardworking staff will go above and beyond to fulfil your needs, and we are always just a phone call away to answer any questions or address any problems.

We at Limitless Health are more than simply an oxygen provider; we’re invested in seeing you succeed in your health goals. Our staff stays current on industry developments to provide you with the most innovative respiratory care options available.

What is Medical Oxygen?

Air is made up of a variety of gases, including nitrogen (78%) and oxygen (21%), argon (0.9%), and other gases (0.1%). The oxygen used in hospitals and other medical facilities is purer and more concentrated. Simply put, if you take the nitrogen out of the air, you’re left with pure oxygen.

Medical oxygen cylinders, for instance, contain a very concentrated form of oxygen. The difference between medical oxygen and industrial oxygen is significant and must be understood.  Industrial oxygen contains contaminants that could make people sick, making it unfit for human consumption.

Medical oxygen is typically extracted from ambient air by fractional distillation, a procedure that separates air. This air is compressed to a pressure of 5-10 atmospheres, when its temperature drops to about -200 degrees. This causes the air, which is composed primarily of oxygen and nitrogen to become a liquid. One litre of liquid oxygen is equivalent to about 840 litres of gaseous oxygen, making it the most space-efficient form of oxygen storage.

Before oxygen can be used in a medical oxygen concentrator or an oxygen cylinder, it must go through a complex transformation from liquid to gas. In its original cryogenic storage tank, liquid oxygen is kept at a cold -183 degrees Celsius. When necessary, a predetermined amount of liquid oxygen is pulled from the storage tank and evaporated in a carefully monitored process. During this phase, the oxygen in the liquid state becomes gaseous by absorbing heat from its surroundings.

This transformation is analogous to a slow awakening, as the gas gradually emerges from the sleepy liquid state. The resulting gaseous oxygen is then routed through a complex network of valves and pipelines that have been specifically constructed for this purpose. The gas is filtered and regulated along the way to keep it pure and at the right pressure in accordance with safety regulations. When the gas has reached its destination, it is either concentrated for therapeutic use in a medical oxygen concentrator or stored in an oxygen cylinder until it is needed to give life-sustaining support.

Uses of Medical Oxygen

Medical oxygen is frequently utilised for the treatment of both long-term and urgent medical issues. The treatment can be administered in a hospital, a pre-hospital setting (like an ambulance), or at home to manage acute or chronic health issues. Several criteria, such as the patient’s individual demands and the opinion of the medical specialists involved, determine the mode of delivery and device utilised for providing the oxygen.

Many different methods exist for administering oxygen treatment. To aid in breathing and rest, many people use a nasal cannula, which consists of prongs inserted into the nose and a tube attached over the ear. Others wear a face mask over their nose and mouth.

In a chronic setting

Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may use the therapy to provide them with long-term supplementary oxygen. One of the long-term repercussions of smoking is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which can necessitate the use of supplemental oxygen at times of deterioration or as a constant, round-the-clock aid.

Use in a critical care environment

In the event of a medical emergency, oxygen therapy is frequently utilised both in the hospital and by first responders in the ambulance. High flow oxygen therapy may be used in the prehospital context for resuscitation or in the event of allergy, significant trauma, a seizure, or hypothermia.

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Come see for yourself what so many others have discovered about Limitless Health. By selecting us as your go-to medical oxygen provider, you’ll be opening up a whole new world of options. You deserve the best for your health, and now you can get it with Limitless Health. Get in touch with us today and let us serve as the impetus for your improved health and happiness!