No smoking, open flames, or combustibles.
Depends on the customers needs. One is not better than the other. Oxygen tanks have a limited amount of oxygen while the oxygen concentrator provides an unlimited amount of oxygen.
Most concentrators will last between 12000 hours and 15000 hours. Or approximately 5 years.
Check with your airline. Most airlines will have an oxygen policy.
No smoking, No open flames. Cylinders should be secured while traveling in a vehicle.
No smoking, No open flames. Oxygen should be secured while traveling in a vehicle.
No smoking, No open flames. Cylinders should be secured while traveling in a vehicle. Watch out for long tubing as it may be a tripping hazard.
Lack of air flow can be attributed to several factors. The easiest way is to put the end of the cannula in a glass of water. Call your local supplier for further details of diagnosing the problem.
We deliver and we have an office in Frisco, CO for pick up. No extra charge for delivery during normal business hours.
Delivery for supplies only would be an additional charge.
If the unit was purchased from us, we would provide a loaner at no extra charge while the unit is being repaired.
If the unit was purchased from us, we would provide a loaner at no extra charge while the unit is being repaired. If the unit is out of warranty repairs may be needed.
A simple phone call to our office.
Medicare will only pay for oxygen if the beneficiary meets all the criteria set by Medicare.
There are many reasons one might need oxygen. Needs for oxygen can range from Altitude Illness to COPD.
Certain types of tests can be performed to determine if you have low oxygen levels. A common device called a Pulse Oximeter, can read your oxygen levels.
Portable oxygen cylinders range in size and weight. 6 pounds to 18 pounds
Always be prepared and have a backup cylinder of oxygen.
Oxygen is not flammable; however, it does support combustion. Always keep oxygen away from open flames.
Our oxygen concentrators have a decibel level of 40
Stationary concentrators provide oxygen at a continuous flow and need to be plugged into an AC outlet. Portable Oxygen Concentrators run on a pulse dose setting (delivers oxygen only when patient inhales). POC can run on battery, AC power or DC power. POC’s are not recommended for night-time use. POC’s are about 3 times the cost of a stationary concentrator.
POC’s work on the same basis of any concentrator. They separate the nitrogen and oxygen out of the air and provide oxygen to the user. Most Portable Oxygen Concentrators run on a pulse dose setting (delivering oxygen only when patient inhales).
Our normal office hours are from 9 to 5 Monday thru Friday. We also have a 24/7 on call delivery service.
My husband forgot part of his CPAP machine in Denver where we had spent the weekend. We still had five nights in the
mountains before we would head back to Denver. We called, and Seth met us at the office that evening and fixed us up with a used part. Great job!