This page is intended for medical professionals and healthcare facilities. Medical oxygen can form part of a physician-defined acute treatment for cluster headache. Selection, prescription, dosage and application remain the responsibility of the treating medical professional.
Medical Oxygen for Cluster Headache – Equipment for Professional Users
Frequently asked questions
What should you know about “Technical equipment for oxygen administration”?
For an appropriate setup, oxygen source, pressure regulator, flow range, tubing and mask must be technically compatible. This collection brings together oxygen systems and components from our professional range intended for such setups.
What should you know about “Mask and flow range”?
Depending on the treatment protocol prescribed by the physician, a mask with a reservoir system and a pressure regulator with an appropriate flow range may be required. The medical prescription, the medical oxygen product information and the manufacturers' instructions for the components used are authoritative.
What should you know about “Gas reserve and cylinder size”?
When selecting cylinder size, the required gas reserve should be considered in relation to the intended flow and planned duration of use. The theoretical operating time is derived from gas content and flow; an appropriate reserve should be included in professional planning.
What should you know about “Use-by date and safety”?
For medical oxygen, the use-by date shown on the cylinder is authoritative; for our fillings, the use-by period is generally 35 months from filling. Oxygen supports combustion. Storage, transport and use must comply with applicable requirements.
What should you know about “Note”?
The information on this page does not replace medical diagnosis, prescription or treatment decisions. It is provided for technical product selection by professional users.




