Here is another inspirational stories from our oxygen therapy users Debby who recently traveled to Alaska for a trip that included a cruise, sightseeing, hiking, and kayaking one of Alaska's Bays.
Oxygen Concentrator Store Blog
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October 2019 Oxygen Concentrator Store Reviews
We know that our success depends on the satisfaction of our oxygen customers and that is why we strive to give every customer the highest shopping experience! We pride ourselves on educating new customers on oxygen solutions and providing post-shopping customer support.
View a small selection of October 2019 Trustpilot Reviews that we have received from actual customers.
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User Perspective: Visiting Denver While on Oxygen
Denver is one of the most interesting cities in the US. Not only is there beautiful scenery, including majestic mountain ranges and forests for the rugged outdoorsy types, but plenty of nightlife and culture for people who are more into the city side of things. This city is high up in the mountains, and its nickname, "the Mile High City" actually has a literal meaning – it's exactly one mile above sea level! Denver is one city that should be on everyone's travel bucket list, and if you use oxygen therapy, then it's even better!
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2019 State of the Air Report
The air we breathe gives us life-sustaining oxygen and cleanses our bodies of waste like carbon dioxide. But what happens when the air we breathe isn’t clean? For the last 20 years, the American Lung Association has tracked data from air quality monitors to compile the "State of the Air" report.
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Audible Alerts and Visible Signals for the Inogen One G5
The Inogen One G5 Portable Concentrator is a very communicative oxygen delivery system. The unit comes with several built-in visual and audible methods for keeping you up to date on its status, so you never have to worry about your oxygen flow.
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COPD and Cold Weather: How to Prepare Yourself for the Winter
If you have chronic pulmonary obstructive disease (COPD), you might have noticed that your breathing often gets difficult when you go out into cold weather. This is no coincidence. There is evidence that cold weather affects the respiratory system in numerous ways, and people with respiratory illnesses such as COPD and asthma are more likely to be affected.
In this blog post, we will discuss the normal environment of your lungs and upper airways, how cold weather affects your lungs, and how to prepare yourself to prevent weather-induced COPD exacerbations or infections.
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Useful Accessories for the Inogen One 5G
The Inogen One G5 is one of the most advanced portable oxygen concentrators on the market. Designed and tested to be used 24/7, the Inogen One G5 oxygen concentrator keeps you breathing better whether you’re at home, on a plane, or on the road. If you’ve read all about the Inogen One G5 and are considering purchasing one, or already own one, consider these accessories to make your oxygen concentrator even more convenient and comfortable to use.
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September 2019 Oxygen Concentrator Store Reviews
We know that our success depends on the satisfaction of our oxygen customers and that is why we strive to give every customer the highest shopping experience! We pride ourselves on educating new customers on oxygen solutions and providing post-shopping customer support.
View a small selection of September 2019 Trustpilot Reviews that we have received from actual customers.
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Cleaning and Maintenance of the Inogen One G5
The Inogen One G5 is one of the most portable and powerful oxygen concentrators on the market. To keep it performing in peak condition, it’s essential to practice consistent cleaning and maintenance practices. Read on to learn how to clean and care for your Inogen One G5.
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Reviews on Portable Concentrators at High Altitudes
Whether you want to climb to the top of Japan's Mt. Takao, or go hiking high in the Rocky Mountains, you will need to check oxygen concentrator specifications so you can safely reach these heights. Climbing quickly to high altitudes can be dangerous for anyone. Altitude sickness, also known as "Acute Mountain Sickness" or AMS, can happen to anyone because of the lack of oxygen in the air at high altitudes.