-15%`8.5m³ Entonox Medical Gas Cylinder provides a high-capacity supply of a premixed medical gas containing 50% nitrous oxide and 50% oxygen. Entonox is used as an inhaled analgesic in appropriate clinical situations where rapid-onset, short-duration pain relief is required while the patient remains conscious. The 8.5m³ configuration is particularly suited to healthcare facilities requiring a larger medical-gas supply compared with smaller portable cylinders. KEY FEATURES: • 8.5m³ Entonox gas capacity • Premixed 50% nitrous oxide and 50% oxygen • Medical gas cylinder configuration • High-capacity option for healthcare facilities • Designed for connection to an appropriate Entonox delivery system • Suitable for professional healthcare environments • Refillable/exchangeable cylinder where supported by the medical-gas supplier COMMON CLINICAL APPLICATIONS: • Labour and childbirth analgesia • Appropriate emergency pain management • Trauma care • Ambulance and pre-hospital care • Selected minor procedures • Short-duration procedural analgesia • Other clinically appropriate pain-management applications IDEAL FOR: • Hospitals • Maternity units • Labour and delivery suites • Emergency departments • Ambulance and emergency medical services • Appropriate clinics and procedure rooms • Healthcare facilities with regular Entonox requirements ADMINISTRATION: Entonox should be administered using an appropriate regulator, demand valve, breathing system and patient interface compatible with the cylinder and medical-gas supply system. Use should follow the manufacturer's instructions and the healthcare facility's applicable medical-gas and clinical protocols. STORAGE & SAFETY: • Store and handle medical gas cylinders securely and appropriately • Protect the cylinder from excessive heat and physical damage • Secure cylinders during storage and transportation • Keep valves and connections free from oil and grease • Use only compatible medical-gas regulators and delivery equipment • Check cylinder identification and contents before use • Ensure appropriate ventilation during use • Follow applicable medical-gas storage, handling and safety procedures Entonox is a medicinal gas and should be administered only when clinically appropriate by, or under the direction of, appropriately trained healthcare personnel.`