Informative Videos from American Medical
Information about Oxygen Concentrator Store
We have over 12 years of oxygen experience and we have an A+ BBB rating. We offer new and used portable and home concentrators and have a wide selection of CPAP machines and masks.
Oxygen Concentrator Store has a complete selection of continuous flow and pulse dose portable concentrators that will help match both your lifestyle and your budget.
Our showroom is located in Centennial, CO; just minutes south of Denver but we will treat you just like our next door neighbor. We have a fully functioning warehouse that we test every unit in. We also have highly trained, certified repair technicians on staff.
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Selecting the right Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Important factors to remember when you purchase a portable concentrator
Do you need continuous flow or pulse dose?
The difference between continuous flow and pulse dose is that continuous flow is a steady stream of oxygen and pulse dose delivered on demand. Every time you inhale the concentrator detects your inhalation and delivers a burst of oxygen. Continuous flow is best recommended for night time use when you sleep.
What setting are you on?
The smaller lighter ones offer pulse dose only (starting @ 4.9lbs). The bigger heavier POC offer both cont. flow and pulse dose (starting @ 10lbs)
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Flying with Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Tips for flying with your portable oxygen concentrator from American Medical.
You should reach out to your airline a few weeks before your flight and speak to them about their oxygen policy and make arrangements for any accommodations. Your airline can require a letter from your doctor, medical history, and your current oxygen prescription.
If possible, always select a direct flight. When doing this, you will not have to board and disembark from your flight with your concentrator numerous times.
Always, keep your machine charged on AC power while you are waiting for boarding or during any layovers.
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Respironics SimplyGo Introduction Video
The Respironics SimplyGo is a easily transported concentrator that weighs around 10 pounds and delivers a continuous flow oxygen. It has more than twice the oxygen output of any POC around the same weight. It has a user friendly, compact design that will make it a excellent choice for someone who requires oxygen.
The SimplyGo strives to create a new level in concentrator reliability. It was designed, built, and tested to withstand the journeys and travel of everyday life!
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Inogen One G3 Introduction Video
The G3 gives you freedom and mobility with its small design. It weighs about 5 pounds including a single battery, and it measures 8.75 inches in length, 3 inches in width, and 7.25 inches in height.
It is a pulse dose oxygen concentrator that is almost silent at only 38 decibels; it is so quietly that you barely notice when it is turned on!
The Inogen G3 has a long battery life that can last up to 4 hours with an 8 cell battery on a setting of 2 and up to 8 hours with a 16 cell battery on a setting of 2.
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SeQual Eclipse 3 Introduction Video
The SeQual Eclipse 3, Personal Ambulatory Oxygen System provides the most reliable continuous flow and pulse dose options in a 24/7 portable oxygen concentrator device.
The SeQual's battery can last for over 3 hours and allows it to charge when in use and comes with an easy to pull cart that features a telescoping handle.
The SeQual Eclipse is 12 inches in length, 19 inches in height and 7 inches in width. It weighs in at 18 pound with a battery.
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