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This is a description of a compressed gas mixture containing Helium and Oxygen used for medical purposes. Federal law requires a prescription to dispense. The gas mixture is highly pressurized, and caution must be taken when handling it as it can accelerate combustion. It is advised to use only equipment designated for oxygen and rated for cylinder pressure during administration and to ensure there is adequate ventilation. The mixture should be used under the supervision of a licensed medical practitioner familiar with its effects, dosages, and administration methods. First Aid instructions are given in case of inhalation. The cylinder is to be secured during transport, storage, and use. The label provides a serial number, lot number, volume, expiration date, and manufacturer's name suggesting that it is crucial not to remove the label.*

This is a description of a compressed medical gas mixture. The mixture is made up of 25% oxygen and balance helium. It should only be used by a licensed practitioner experienced in the administration of gas mixtures. The gas mixture is oxidizing, high pressure and is intended to accelerate combustion. It is important to store and use the mixture with adequate ventilation and to keep away from oil and grease. The gas mixture should only be used in equipment rated for cylinder pressure, and the valve should be closed after each use and when empty. It is important to use in accordance with the appropriate MSDS for each mixture component, secure cylinder while in transportation, storage and in use. The gas mixture is hazardous and contraindicated in some cases. If inhaled, remove to fresh air and seek medical assistance immediately. This medical gas mixture has a volume of 200 and an expiration date of 1/1/2015.*

This is a description of a medical gas mixture containing helium and oxygen, used for medical purposes only. The gas mixture is highly pressurized and can accelerate combustion, so it should only be used with equipment designed for oxygen service and adequate ventilation. The use of this gas mixture requires a prescription and must be administered by or under the supervision of a licensed practitioner familiar with the indications, effects, dosages, methods, frequency, and hazards associated with this gas mixture. The label provides a serial number, lot number, volume, and expiration date, indicating its safe use. In case of inhalation, artificial respiration or oxygen administration should be given, and a physician should be consulted.*