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Vapor-Vac Much confusion surrounds the issue of using In-House Vacuum for WAG (Waste Anesthetic Gas) management. Until MIP developed the Vapor-Vac System, there were no clear choices for WAG management in Rodents using in-house vacuum. The Vapor-Vac is a kit. Most components necessary to use in-house vacuum are included in the kit. It is easily modified to be used with quick disconnects and/or other connectors to in-house vacuum. The Vapor-Vac is available as a 2-station system (Induction Chamber and NRB system) or a 3-station system (Induction Chamber, NRB and Stereotaxic device). This system has been independently tested at 3 prestitious institutions in the US. It is simple, effective, and relatively inexpensive. 2-Station - AS-01-0542 |
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SCOOP The only proven WAG management device for sterotaxic inhalant anesthesia. The SCOOP's efficacy has been independently tested by EH&S engineers using the Foxboro Miran. Requires attenuated in-house vacuum assembly AS-01-0522 Problem: Sterotaxic nose cones for use with inhalant anesthesia have a notch underneath through which WAGs can pass into the workplace. Anesthetic gases will follow the path of least resistance, and through testing we have discovered that a large component of the WAGs do not exit through the exhaust side of the nose cone but simply drop down through the notch. Solution: MIP's SCOOP and in-house vacuum attenuation kit are proven to reduce WAGs in the workplace to well below the 2 ppm in 1 hour tolerance mandated by OSHA. Our patented SCOOP has been tested at three prestigious institutions with all testing results passing OSHA's rigorous standards. MIP PN: AS-01-0522
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