How to Order an Oxygen Concentrator

How to Order an Oxygen Concentrator

There’s a good reason why oxygen concentrators are gaining more and more popularity over the use of oxygen tanks. You no longer have to order oxygen refills, which ends up saving you money in the long run. Oxygen concentrators are called so, because they take in the air around them and concentrate it into a much higher purity of oxygen.

Another reason someone might choose an oxygen concentrator over tanks, is the fact that you can use them during a flight. There are many portable oxygen concentrators that are pre-approved by the Federal Aviation Administration. Even though you need to recharge your portable concentrator’s battery, they are still more convenient to most people than tanks.

If you need oxygen therapy, and you want to use an oxygen concentrator, the first thing you’ll need to do is talk to your doctor. If he or she thinks one would be right for you, they might help you choose one. Either way, you will need your oxygen dosage prescription to order an oxygen concentrator from a reputable, accredited seller.

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How to Order a Portable Oxygen Concentrator

How to Order a Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Your doctor has just determined that you need to use oxygen therapy on a regular basis, and you’ve decided that you want to use a portable oxygen concentrator. There are a few things to consider when you are thinking about treating your COPD, or other condition, by using a portable oxygen concentrator:

Will it meet my dosage needs?

Will I be able to use it long enough before I need to stop and recharge the battery, or can I get extra batteries?

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How to Get Help Finding the Right Oxygen Concentrator for You

Finding the Right Oxygen Concentrator for You

Your doctor his written you a prescription for oxygen therapy, and you’ve made the decision that you would rather use an oxygen concentrator than oxygen tanks. This is a great idea, since using an oxygen concentrator will end up saving you a lot of money in the long run. Oxygen concentrators come in many shapes and sizes, with different settings and features, so you’re bound to find the one that is right for you.

They’re also very convenient, because all you really need to do is sit down, put the nasal cannula on, and turn it on. No need for refilling tanks or having oxygen delivered to your home, since oxygen concentrators filter the oxygen that comes from the air around it. If you get a portable oxygen concentrator, you’ll be able to go anywhere with it, especially if you get one that is approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (approved for use on commercial flights).

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Shopping for Oxygen Concentrator Online

Shopping for Oxygen Concentrator Online

When shopping for an oxygen concentrator in general, there is one factor that is most important above everything else – how well it will keep your blood oxygen level where it should be, at all times. This is much more important than price, or the size of the concentrator, even though these factors are also highly significant. Whatever oxygen concentrator you select needs to be able to meet your oxygen therapy requirements.

Purchasing an oxygen concentrator online can be a little intimidating, which is why we at American Medical Sales and Rentals do our best to guide you in the right direction with choosing the one that is right for you. You can trust that our oxygen concentrators are of the best quality, top-rated and reviewed, and our staff is educated and trained specially to help with your purchase.

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How to Select the Oxygen Concentrator that is Right for You

Selecting the Right Concentrator

Deciding on which oxygen concentrator to get can be a tough decision or a no-brainer, depending on your specific situation. Either way, your doctor came to the conclusion that you need oxygen therapy, and it’s extremely important that you start getting the oxygen you need, as quickly as possible. To help make a selection as quickly as possible, there are a few things to consider and an order in which to considering them by the right priorities.

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Why Most People Prefer Oxygen Concentrators

Why Most People Prefer Oxygen Concentrators

When most people diagnosed with COPD and prescribed oxygen therapy by their doctor, they may initially get the picture in their mind of someone who is has to sit for hours at a time in their home, hooked up to a machine with a tank of oxygen. Whether you’ve been diagnosed with COPD, or any other chronic illness that requires the use of oxygen therapy, this doesn’t need to be the case.

Machines that require an oxygen tank are not the only means of getting oxygen therapy. A home oxygen concentrator is a good start, since you don’t need to fuss with tanks or refills. A portable oxygen concentrator is great for someone who likes to stay active as much as possible.

Oxygen Concentrator Testimonies

“I’ve been using my portable oxygen concentrator now for a little less than two months, and it’s the best investment I’ve ever made. I saved up and got the Inogen One G2 and I definitely do not miss my old oxygen machine, even if it was cheaper when I first bought it. Having to buy the oxygen refills over time was beginning to be a pain. My son’s family are going on vacation in a few months, and back when I found out they would be going on a plane, I made the decision to buy this US airline approved oxygen concentrator. I can’t wait to board the plane and have fun with my family this summer, with less to worry about!”

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Choosing the Right Oxygen Concentrator for You

Choosing the Right Oxygen Concentrator for You

If you’ve been diagnosed with moderate to severe COPD and your doctor has prescribed the use of oxygen therapy, you should consider purchasing an oxygen concentrator to do the job. Oxygen concentrators make life more simple and enjoyable for people who need to use oxygen therapy, especially if they need constant oxygen, or if they need it for many hours out of the day.

An oxygen concentrator doesn’t require a refill of oxygen, which can be expensive in the long run, as well as an inconvenience and even a safety hazard – it draws in the air from anywhere you are and filters the oxygen, or concentrates it, so you are getting the dose of oxygen that you need.

You should know, however, that not all oxygen concentrators are created equal. If you’ve decided that an oxygen concentrator is best for you, since it is more convenient and cost effective in the long run, you will need to shop around for the one that is best for you. Start by asking yourself some questions:

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