Are you looking for the freedom that comes in a portable, lightweight and affordable unit? Do you like to have the latest in innovation? Then you should take a look at the newest portable oxygen concentrator from CAIRE Inc.
The all-new ergonomically designed CAIRE Freestyle Comfort Portable Oxygen Concentrator.
Which of the top oxygen concentrator brands are the best? That actually depends on what you’re looking for. The brands that we offer are all the most dependable, and are considered the best in the industry. It’s important to shop for the most dependable oxygen concentrators and equipment, since you are using them to treat your medical condition.
We’ll go over the brands and give an overview of each, as well as go into detail about their specific products. You might start to see a pattern when it comes to which brands specialize in certain technologies, as well as the length of battery life and certain features.
If you don’t have a home oxygen concentrator but you have been prescribed oxygen therapy, you are receiving oxygen through a machine that is connected to a tank. Whether you have cystic fibrosis, heart failure, or a chronic lung disease like COPD, having more oxygen delivered to your lungs will keep your body in good working order.
Follow the steps below to power on and operate your unit:
1. Press the Power Button once to turn the unit on. You will hear a beep and see the Power, Auto Mode Active-High and Pulse Setting of 1 LED lights illuminate solid green. Allow 30 seconds for the unity to fully power on.
CAUTION: DO NOT place the cannula in your nose until the unit is fully powered on. Breathing through the cannula during start-up will prevent the system from powering on.
If you purchase, own or rent an oxygen concentrator, you might have technical questions or be curious to see the manual. User manuals can be a great resource for product information and trouble-shooting problems with your old machine or becoming accustomed to a new oxygen machine.
The Oxyen Concentrator Store website has manuals for oxygen concentrators, both portable and home, and is likely to have the manual and information that you are looking for.
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