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GCE Medical is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming EBME Expo 2025, the UK's premier event for healthcare technology professionals. The exhibition will take place on June 25th and 26th at the Coventry Building Society Arena in Coventry, UK.

Does your business rely on large quantities of medical gas cylinders? If yes, then you're probably familiar with the amount of time and resources required for regular refilling. But what if we told you there's a simple device that can drastically reduce refilling time and cut associated costs? Residual Pressure Valves (RPV) will do just that and more!

Yet another milestone for GCE Medical. Our gas stabilizer has officially received MDR certification! This is a huge step forward in our mission to provide safe, reliable, and high-performance medical gas solutions.

Are you considering a portable oxygen concentrator for yourself or a loved one? If so, during your research, you'd have come across terms like pulse dose and continuous flow. Now, you probably have questions like: What do these terms mean? And what difference do they bring to your oxygen therapy experience? Well, you've come to the right place to find the answers.

GCE Medical is proud to announce that our esteemed Medical Cylinder Valve has officially received the highly regarded MDR (Medical Device Regulation) certification.

In this short read, we will discuss the importance of demand valves in emergency pain relief and showcase the use case of GCE's demand valve in action during a football game.

The Diamond Flowmeter has officially received MDR Certification, ensuring compliance with the latest medical device regulations and reinforcing its high safety and performance standards.

The PNP100 is a significant addition to our ISO range, offering a modern approach to medical gas management. With a focus on safety, ease of installation, and cost efficiency, it addresses key challenges faced by healthcare facilities when managing medical gas systems.

Pressure regulators are critical in medical gas control, as they adjust the gas pressure from the cylinder to a level that is safe for patient use. We'll go over the main differences between single-stage and two-stage regulators in this blog post to help you choose the right one for your medical gas control requirements.