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This appears to be a warning label that pertains to the use of high concentration oxygen and resuscitation in emergency situations. It advises caution and appropriate monitoring of oxygen levels and pressure, especially for patients with medical conditions. The equipment comes with certain specifications and should not be used beyond the recommended temperature limit. There is also a reference to an oxygen mix and a cleaning agent. However, the text is unclear in places and contains errors, making it difficult to provide a precise description.*

Refrigerated liquid oxygen, USP grade, is produced by Air Liquefaction and is meant for emergency situations in case of oxygen deficiency and resuscitation. Otherwise, it is only meant to be used under prescription. Uninterrupted usage of high oxygen concentration over a long time period without proper monitoring can be risky. It should only be utilized with pressure equipment meant for oxygen and cannot be administered to patients who have stopped breathing if there is no resuscitative apparatus available. The oxygen is extremely cold and is an oxidizing liquid and gas under pressure, accelerating combustion and causing severe frostbite if in contact with the skin, clothes, or eyes. It should not be used without equipment cleaned for oxygen and must only be used with adequate ventilation. If required, wear a face shield and gloves as well as use a suitable hand truck for container movement. Do not walk on or roll equipment over any spills. Cylinder temperature should not exceed 52°C, and the valve should be closed after each use and when empty. A backflow preventive device must be used in the piping. In case of frostbite, medical attention must be sought immediately, and the Chemical Transportation Emergency Center (CHEMTREC) must be contacted if necessary.*

This is a delivery tag for liquid oxygen filled and distributed by SAREL Medical Gases company. The tag states that the vessel contains Oxygen, U.S.P which was produced by the air liquefaction process. The tag also instructs the readers to see the reverse side for test results.*