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Prevent the Vent!™
The Deltasorb® Anesthetic Collection Service offers hospitals a cost effective, efficient and environmentally friendly alternative to venting toxic anesthetics into the atmosphere. This service includes:
This service benefits hospitals, their surrounding communities and the environment.
A Viable Source for Anesthetic Gases
Going beyond the benefits of collection today, Blue-Zone Technologies plans to eventually provide the medical community with a viable alternative source for anesthetics. Blue-Zone's intellectual property for processing and purifying captured anesthetic gases is patent-protected, and its manufacturing facility is approved by both Health Canada and the FDA. Pending approval for the marketing and sales of anesthetics, Blue-Zone Technologies will soon offer a full-scale anesthetic waste collection, recovery, reconstitution and reuse program (i.e. " cradle to cradle™ ") for the practice of anesthesia worldwide.
Contact us today for more information on how Blue-Zone and Deltasorb® can help your hospital.
Kevin Dalgliesh, RRT, RRCP"Change out of Deltasorb® canisters is safe, fast, easy and trouble-free. Blue-Zone service is reliable, timely and friendly." ...
Blue-Zone Technologies is pleased to announce the launch of its new Deltasorb® Anesthetic Collection Service website. The website is a resource...
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