About Us
Portable Oxygen Cylinders
for breathing on the Go
Welcome to OxyGo, a proud member of the esteemed Uttam Group family. For nearly a quarter of a century, OxyGo has been at the forefront of providing high-quality, lightweight oxygen solutions across India. Our journey began with a simple yet profound commitment: to offer reliable and portable oxygen kits that can be used in the most demanding environments, from the highest battlefields of Siachen and Kashmir to the depths explored by scuba divers.
OxyGo is a personal oxygen therapy kit. The cylinder is made of non-corrosive aluminium alloy & alluminium lined carbon fiber for special application. These cylinders are especially cleaned for oxygen service, approved by PESO in India. A perfect solution for Respiratory illnesses & Healthcare professionals for their Oxygen needs on the go.
Oxygen Treatment increases the amount of oxygen that flows into your lungs and bloodstream. If your COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) is very bad and your blood oxygen levels are low.
When playing sports, learning to get enough oxygen may not be the first thing a player thinks of but oxgyen for athletes is essential to performing well. Even the smallest of increments in performance can make the difference between an athlete who wins and one who loses.
Using Oxygen at High Altitudes is essential The higher you go above sea level, the thinner the air gets and less oxygen is available for you to breathe. Mountain climbers know this, and will take oxygen equipment with them when they are climbing to altitudes near 5,000 feet.
Breathe Easy,
Breathe Clean
Easy to Use
Light Weight
Rust Free
Hygienic
Our Heritage
As part of the Uttam Group, a conglomerate known for its innovation, integrity, and service excellence, OxyGo inherits a legacy of pioneering solutions that make a difference in people’s lives. The Uttam Group’s diverse interests in energy, steel, and healthcare have always been guided by a vision to create products and services that not only lead the market but also contribute to making the world a better place.
Our Expertise
Over the years, OxyGo has meticulously honed its craft, specializing in the production of premium oxygen kits that cater to a wide range of needs and sectors. Our products are not just tools; they are lifelines for those in critical situations. The trust placed in us by the Indian Navy and firefighters, who rely on our kits for their life-saving and demanding tasks, speaks volumes about the quality and reliability of our offerings.
Our Commitment
At OxyGo, our mission transcends beyond just manufacturing oxygen kits. We are committed to innovation, with a keen focus on research and development to constantly improve and expand our product line. Our commitment to quality is unwavering, ensuring that every OxyGo product not only meets but exceeds industry standards.
Our Promise
To our customers, we promise the assurance of OxyGo’s reliability wherever and whenever you need oxygen. Whether it’s aiding soldiers in maintaining their vigil in the rugged terrains of Siachen and Kashmir, supporting the Indian Navy in their underwater explorations, or providing firefighters with the essential oxygen supply in the heat of rescue operations, OxyGo stands as a testament to unmatched quality and dependability.
Looking Forward
As we continue our journey, OxyGo remains dedicated to enhancing the accessibility and efficiency of oxygen delivery, making it as seamless as possible for our users. We look to the future with optimism, committed to expanding our reach and impact, and continuing to serve our nation and its heroes with the excellence that is synonymous with the Uttam Group.
How to use Oxygo
FAQ's
Oxygen is a drug and must be prescribed by your physician. Oxygen is gas at room temperature that is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. When we breath we use the approximately 21% oxygen in the air to sustain our lives. Our bodies get energy from a combination of the food we eat plus oxygen from the air we breathe. The energy created from food and oxygen enables us to use our muscles to breathe, perform work, and carry out all bodily functions.
If you have ever experienced difficulty breathing, or if you have lung or heart problems, you have probably wondered about using oxygen at home. A heart weakened by disease may not be able to pump as much oxygen carrying blood and a lung disease may diminish your body’s ability to pass oxygen into your bloodstream. Your doctor has prescribed home oxygen for you based on laboratory tests that measure the level of oxygen in your blood, a physical examination, and or an assessment of your symptoms, that the use of oxygen in the home will be a benefit to you. Without oxygen you might experience fatigue, diminished ability for activities, memory loss, moments of confusion, or breathing difficulties.
Your doctor will determine how much oxygen you should receive and for how many hours each day. For the maximum benefit be sure to follow your doctor’s order exactly.
No, oxygen is not addicting. If your doctor determines that your capability to properly oxygenate yourself without oxygen has improved, you may no longer require supplemental home oxygen.
The only way to know that you are getting the correct amount of oxygen is to check the oxygen level in your blood while using oxygen therapy. Too much oxygen can be as dangerous as not receiving enough, and for that reason, you should follow your doctors directions precisely. If you do develop new symptoms, such as increased sleepiness, confusion, headaches, etc., you might be getting too much oxygen, and you should notify your physician immediately. Do not change the liter flow or hours of usage without first checking with your doctor.
Once you begin your home oxygen therapy you can look forward to sleeping better, remember things better, being less irritable, feel more energetic, and suffer fewer depressions. Your ability to endure more exercise will increase and you typically spend less time hospitalized. You will be able to lead a happier and more productive life.
Using oxygo cylinder is easy. You just need to turn valve on and adjust the flow rate as required. Put the nasal cannula in your nose. Now just relax and breath. If you feel uncomfortable then reduce the flow rate.
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