Medical oxygen — cylinder refill and rental for hospitals and patients at home
We supply medical oxygen to hospitals, clinics and families caring for patients at home, kept clearly separate from industrial oxygen.
Real photos from our company
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What it is used for
- Hospitals and clinics — scheduled deliveries [confirm format: cylinders / liquid oxygen / pipeline]
- Patients at home — cylinder refills and [confirm cylinder rental is offered + equipment included in the rental set]
- Ambulances, rescue units, elderly care homes
Please note: the information on this page is only to help you contact us for service; it is not medical advice. Oxygen use and flow rate must follow your doctor’s prescription. In an emergency, call 1669 (Thai emergency medical service).
Oxygen cylinder rental for patients at home
- Equipment in the rental set: [state actual items, e.g. cylinder + gauge/flowmeter + humidifier bottle + oxygen tubing]
- Rental fee/deposit: [state actual amount, or “ask for a price”]
- Delivery and instructions for use: [delivery area and times]
Safety when using oxygen at home
- No smoking or open flames near the patient and the oxygen cylinder.
- Never use oil, grease or oil-based creams on valves and equipment.
- Keep the cylinder stable, away from heat, in a well-ventilated place.
Cylinder sizes, grades and prices
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Grade/purity | [state as actually produced] |
| Fill size | [list the cylinder sizes available] |
| Services | Refill / cylinder exchange / delivery [confirm per branch] |
| Price | [starting price, or “ask for a price”] |
FAQ
How many hours does an oxygen cylinder last?
It depends on the cylinder size and the flow rate prescribed by the doctor. See how to calculate it in the article How many hours do 1.5 m³ and 6 m³ oxygen cylinders last?
What documents are needed to rent an oxygen cylinder, and how much is the deposit?
[rental terms, documents, deposit, rental fee]
Do you deliver to homes?
[confirm the home-delivery area of each branch]
Can I adjust the flow rate myself?
You should not adjust it yourself — use only what your doctor prescribed. If symptoms are unusual, contact your doctor, or call 1669 in an emergency.
[Real photo: medical oxygen cylinder]
Branches offering this service
- Chonburi (Nong Ri) Branch
- Sriracha–Laem Chabang Branch
- Chiang Rai Branch
- Surat Thani Branch
- Ranong Branch
Confirm product availability at each branch: [product list per branch]