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Rent the iGO Oxygen Concentrator Unit $225/week & $25 a day after that with No late charges! Say "NO" to retail prices! $AVE over $2000 off of the suggested retail! Call for our Sale Price Today! We will beat any rental or purchase price you find, Just call us! Call 1-800-489-8165

Get up to 3 Liters of continuous portable oxygen! Our complete rental package includes the Devilbiss IGO with portable bag, wall power cord and charger, car power cord and charger, 2 batteries and all tubing. Extra batteries are just $50/week and $8/day thereafter. Rent Now

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iGo Oxygen instructional Video

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Versatile Performance Advantages

Comfortable, Battery-Extending PulseDose Operating Mode

• Integrated, proprietary PulseDose oxygen conserving technology supplies short, consistently sized bursts of oxygen – even at higher breath rates
• Many users claim these short bursts are almost undetectable and more comfortable than continuous operation
• Extends the life of battery – up to 5.4 hours (at setting 1) using PulseDose
• PulseDose allows more moisture to be maintained in nasal cavities, helping to reduce throat and nasal dryness
• 1 to 6 PulseDose prescription settings
   

Continuous Flow Mode for Use During Sleep

• 1 to 3 lpm in Continuous Flow Mode
• Recommended for use during sleep

Practical Safety Benefits

• Built-in OSD® (oxygen sensing device) to ensure accurate oxygen delivery and reduced periodic maintenance requirements
• Audible alerts for power failure, low battery, low oxygen output, high flow/low flow, no breath detected in PulseDose mode, high temperature, and unit malfunction
• Automatically switches to battery power if AC power is interrupted

Connect and Operate with Ease

• Use with 50-foot tubing/cannula in continuous flow mode; 35-foot tubing/cannula in PulseDose mode
• Simple-to-select liter flow settings of 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0

Versatile, On-the-Go Advantages

• Remarkably compact design for greater portability and easier travel
• Weighs less than 20 lbs, with battery installed
• Control panel can be easily viewed, even under an airplane seat
• Large, clear battery life status gauge
• Three handles molded into body of concentrator make it easy to carry
• Simplified access to gross particle filter compartment
• Rugged rolling case includes sturdy pull-up handle and wheels to roll easily rougher pavement
  and terrain
• Case includes access openings for cannula and external power supply

Dependable, fast-charging lithium batteries

• Battery quickly recharges in 2 to 4.5 hours
• Battery automatically recharges when connected to AC power source
• Unit switches automatically to battery operation if power source is interupted
• Systems with two batteries available, or purchase additional batteries to extend your freedom and usage time while on the go

Full 3-year Warranty (U.S. units only)

• 3-year limited warranty for the iGo Portable Oxygen System
• 1-year limited warranty on battery

Clinical Effectiveness of iGo® with PulseDose® Technology

DeVilbiss Healthcare has been a leader in the supplemental oxygen therapy industry for over 20 years by providing robust quality and clinically efficacious products. At the cornerstone of DeVilbiss oxygen products are oxygen concentrators with the ability to provide 90% oxygen purity (+/- 3%) throughout the life of the product. DeVilbiss oxygen concentrators are sold worldwide and continue to be a market-leading solution.

In the early 90’s, DeVilbiss brought important innovation to the oxygen industry with the introduction of PulseDose oxygen conserving technology. Oxygen conserving devices are attached to the top of an oxygen cylinder to regulate the flow of oxygen. While there are other oxygen-conserving devices on the market, PulseDose quickly became the gold standard in this area because of its ability to deliver a precise and consistent bolus or “shot” of oxygen at the moment a user inhales. Other oxygen-conserving devices would deliver an inconsistent amount of oxygen when the user would start to breathe faster (due to physical activity), or even skip the delivery of oxygen on some breaths. PulseDose is able to maintain its precise delivery, regardless of how quickly the user is breathing.

The DeVilbiss iGo Portable Oxygen System features built-in patented PulseDose technology – allowing the iGo to keep pace with users regardless of their activity level. The iGo in PulseDose mode delivers a consistent bolus size of 14 ml per prescription setting. The precise amount of oxygen delivered for each prescription setting is as follows:

1 LPM = 14 ml per breath
2 LPM = 28 ml per breath
3 LPM = 42 ml per breath
4 LPM = 56 ml per breath
5 LPM = 70 ml per breath
6 LPM = 84 ml per breath

Oxygen delivery in PulseDose mode is very efficient (10 liters per minutes), allowing oxygen to be delivered deep in the lungs and increasing the amount of usable oxygen.

Finally, PulseDose technology minimizes discomfort often associated with continuous-flow oxygen. By delivering oxygen only when it is required by a user, dryness in the nose and associated discomfort can be alleviated.

The image below demonstrates how PulseDose delivers oxygen. As soon as inhalation begins, PulseDose senses it and delivers a fast, precise, consistent bolus of oxygen.

Designed to meet: HCPCS Code E1392 and E1390 Weight: 19 pounds (8.6 kg) with Battery; 15.5 pounds (7.0 kg) without Battery Dimensions (H x W x D): 15” x 11” x 8” (38cm x 28cm x 20cm) Flow Rate Settings: 1 to 6 settings in PulseDose® Mode 1 to 3 LPM in Continuous Flow Mode Max. Recommended Continuous Flow: 3 lpm Oxygen Concentration : 91% +- 3% for all flow settings Operating Temperature: 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) Transportation and Storage Temperature: -4°F to +140°F (-20 to 60°C) Altitude: 0 – 13,123 feet (0 - 4,000 meters) Bolus Size: 14.5ml per setting (This is consistent across all settings, unlike other devices which can decrease the bolus size at higher settings.) Battery Watt Hour Rating: 98 x 2 = 196

Consent Form from Your Doctor for iGo Use on Airlines

All airlines require a completed and signed licensed physician’s consent form related to your portable oxygen concentrator (POC) before you will be allowed to board the aircraft. This is to verify that you require use of your POC and know how to operate it. Because your iGo has been approved for airline use by the FAA, it must be allowed on flights that originate or end inside the United States.

Airline guidelines on portable oxygen concentrators vary, so be sure to speak with a representative of your specific carrier prior to your flight(s). Usually an airline will request information such as this (which is included in a physician consent form):

• If the user is able to operate the POC and respond to its alarms, and if not, if the user is traveling with a companion capable of performing these functions.
• The phases of the flight (taxi, takeoff, cruise, landing) during which use of the device is medically necessary
• The maximum flow rate corresponding to cabin pressure under normal operating conditions, typically approximately 8,000 feet.
• Proof that you have sufficiently charged batteries to last 150% of the anticipated flight times, including pre-boarding, flight, landing and layover.

In general, airlines require you to do the following if you will be using a portable oxygen concentrator (POC) on a flight –

1. Inform the airline of POC use requirement when you make your reservation or buy tickets.
2. Check in at least two hours before your flight departure.
3. Have your POC and signed physician’s letter ready for airline review.
4. Be prepared to get on the plane early with the pre-boarding group.

Most airlines have their own physician's consent form. Check with your airline or travel agent to obtain a copy. Click here for links to physician's consent forms/information for some of the major U.S. airlines.

Vienna Medical is one of the internets leading providers of portable oxygen units. We strive for excellence and our customers are important to us. We appreciate you visiting our site and would like to extend our offer to explain anything about the eclipse oxygen system or answer any questions. Our TEAM is here to help! 1-800-489-8165  Call today for our specials!

Please note that most vehicles will not provide sufficient power to charge the unit and it will not run on 3 liters per minute with the car adapter only. You must use the battery or AC Power for this setting.  Also, please note that most vehicles will not provide sufficient power to charge the unit and it will not run on 3 liters per minute with the car adapter only. You must use the battery for this. Thus the FAA’s approval means that the over 1 million Americans needing continuous flow oxygen therapy now have an  all-in-one oxygen concentrator that can be used during travel as well as when they reach their ultimate destination. The new Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR 106) ruling that allows airline passengers to use their Eclipse Oxygen Unit onboard becomes effective on September 12, 2006. “  This is also good news for the airlines because of the light weight, portability and safety of the Eclipse when compared to cylinders,” said Jim Bixby, SeQual CEO.

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