So, your doctor just handed you a prescription for oxygen. Now what?
Receiving the news that you require long-term oxygen therapy can be a bit frightening and confusing. Will I be able to go to my grandchildren’s ballgames and piano recitals? Will I be able to run errands as I used to? Can I travel? The answer to all these questions is a resounding, YES!
Oxygen therapy technology has come a long way, and that’s great news for you! A Lightweight Portable Oxygen condenser for sale, as they’re sometimes called, is your ticket to maintaining your independence, freedom and an active lifestyle….and they’re available in a variety of sizes and with different oxygen flow capabilites. The OxyGO FIT and the Inogen One G4 are two great portable oxygen concentrator (POC) options. Both of these portable oxygen machines weigh as little as 2.8 pounds (with a small battery) or 3.3 pounds (with a double life battery) and offer battery runtimes of up to six hours, as well as a pulse flow oxygen setting range from 1 to 3. If you’re searching for a system that is more robust, require a longer battery life, and a higher pulse flow setting, then the OxyGO Next, Rhythm P2-E6, and Inogen One G5 are fantastic portable concentrator models. These 3 POC models represent 3 of the best portable oxygen condensers for sale and offer long battery life, a pulse flow setting up to six, and weigh roughly 5 pounds.
For oxygen therapy users requiring a continuous flow system, there are also several portable options available. The Oxlife Liberty, Oxlife Independence, and the Philips Simply GO continuous flow portable systems are great solutions. Each of these three systems, weigh between 7 – 17 pounds and offers the portability and extended battery life you want. The Oxlife Liberty is the smallest of these 3 continuous flow POCs. The Independence and SimplyGO models even include a two-wheeled cart making them simple to maneuver over all terrain.
Bottom line….those who depend on oxygen therapy are no longer stuck at home. It’s time to get out and live life again. Find the portable oxygen concentrator that’s just right for you and get back to living! Give us call at 1-800-608-8651. We’re oxygen specialist and can help advise you on which system will work best for you, and your budget.
