Elevate Patient Comfort with the Pro-Nox System

Up for sale is a 2025 Pro-Nox Carestream Nitrous Oxide Delivery System. This unit delivers a fixed 50/50 mix of Nitrous Oxide (N₂O) and Oxygen (O₂), allowing patients to self-administer pain relief during procedures.

Because the gas clears from the system within minutes, patients can drive themselves home after treatment—saving your clinic recovery time and staff supervision.

Key Features:

• Patient-Controlled: The demand valve only releases gas when the patient inhales, giving them direct control over their comfort.

• Fast Recovery: Takes effect in seconds and wears off completely within 5–10 minutes after stopping.

• Fully Pneumatic: Runs entirely on gas pressure—no electrical outlets needed. Includes visual and audible alarms that shut down gas delivery if pressure drops.

• Non-Opioid Relief: A safe alternative to oral sedatives or narcotics for short medical and aesthetic procedures.

Ideal For:

• Dermatology & Aesthetics: Lasers, microneedling, injectables, body contouring.

• Plastic Surgery & Minor Ops: Liposuction, hair restoration, excisions.

• Urology & OB/GYN: Vasectomies, biopsies, and labor pain management.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Patient Experience:

• Q: Can patients drive home right after treatment?

  • A: Yes. The gas clears from the system within 5 to 10 minutes after stopping inhalation, making it completely safe for patients to drive themselves home.

• Q: What does inhaling Pro-Nox feel like?

  • A: Patients typically feel relaxed, calm, and a mild tingly sensation while remaining fully conscious throughout the procedure.

• Q: Does the gas need to be inhaled continuously?

  • A: No. The patient holds the device and inhales only when they feel they need relief.

Safety & Side Effects:

• Q: Is Pro-Nox safe to use?

  • A: Highly safe. It delivers a fixed 50% oxygen and 50% nitrous oxide mixture, ensuring proper blood oxygenation throughout treatment.

• Q: Are there any potential side effects?

  • A: Side effects are minimal. Patients may occasionally experience mild nausea or lightheadedness, which resolves almost immediately once breathing room air.

• Q: Who should not use Pro-Nox?

  • A: It is generally not recommended for pregnant women (except during labor), patients with middle ear conditions, or those who have recently undergone eye surgery.