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Which Portable Oxygen Is Best For Me? Which one do I need?   Renting the right portable oxygen concentrator depends on your needs.  Do you need oxygen for transport? Do you need oxygen for an airplane? Which Airline? Can you sleep with pulse dose or do you need continuous flow? Are you looking for the lightest weight? Do you need the highest pulse output? Do you know what you need?

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PORTABLE OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR  REVIEWS 

Mrs. Donita Hawkins

I liked the Eclipse because I just wanted to make sure that I could switch over to the continuous setting if I needed to.  It was approved by my airline and I didn't mind pulling it with the wheels. My physician also wanted me to have the continuous setting while I was sleeping.  I use it all the time and great information from this dealer.  Highly recommend!!!

Mr Edward Conarck

My review is very good for this vendor.  They treated me very well and were very helpful in giving me the options of each machine.  As for the oxygen machine that I can take with me, I chose the Invacare XPO2 because I could carry it on my shoulder and with the extra battery I could go to the lodge meetings again and not worry about pulling a machine around or running out of oxygen like with my tanks.

Mrs Julia F. Chilfriedly

Vienna Medical is great!  The best prices anywhere and what great customer service.  Barbara is a god send.  Bless you. 

For me the Inogen was the right choice.  The pulse output was good enough, so my doctor said, and I could fly almost any airline to see my family in Florida.  It is still pretty light and the weight is fine.  It also last pretty long with the extra battery. I am on 2 leaders and living life with COPD.  Thanks again guys!

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Eclipse Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Eclipse Full Package - $225/ 1st week -$25/day thereafter Eclipse additional battery rental - $50/week then $8/day thereafter                            
 

Includes The Eclipse, 2 batteries, A/C wall adapter/charger, car power cord/charger, carrying case with handle and wheels, easy to use step by step instructions and piece of mind. This unit is generally chosen by patients who need the options of a conserver setting (longer battery life) and up to 3 liters of continuous flow at a moments notice or for sleeping. The unit weighs 17lbs and pulls behind you like a rolling backpack. If offers up to 4 hours of battery life depending on settings.         RENT ME NOW!     BUY ME NOW

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Inogen One Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Full Package - $225/ 1st week -$25/day thereafter Inogen Additional Batteries - $50/week then $8/day thereafter
                                      
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Includes Inogen One, 2 batteries, A/C wall adapter/charger, Car power cord/charger, carrying case with handle and wheels, easy to use step by step instructions and piece of mind knowing you have one of the best portable oxygen concentrators on the market from one of the most reliable company's available. The Inogen One has been a standard in the travel oxygen industry for some time and is currently recognized and approved by more airlines than other products.  It is also the smallest and lightest on the market making for easier mobility.  RENT ME NOW!       BUY ME NOW

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Invacare XPO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Full Package - $225/ 1st week -$25/day thereafter XPO2 Additional Batteries - $50/week and $8/day thereafter

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Includes Invacare XPO2, 2 batteries (rental only), A/C wall adapter/charger, Car power cord/charger, carrying case with handle, easy to use step by step instructions and piece of mind knowing you have one of the best portable oxygen concentrators on the market from one of the most reliable company's available. The new XPO2 is scheduled to be FAA approved in Sept. 08.  It is one of the lightest machines on the market and provides one of the highest pulse doses available.  RENT ME NOW!      

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Inogen One approved airlines

Please Note:
Due to frequent changes in Airline policies, we strongly recommend that you contact your airline directly to confirm onboard use of the Inogen One for your desired travel dates and locations, prior to purchasing your ticket. Some airlines may equip their aircraft with onboard electrical power. You may have an opportunity to request a seat with a power port, which can be used to power your Inogen One. However, availability varies by airline, type of aircraft, and class of service. You should check with the airline for availability and always plan on having sufficient battery power for the duration of your flight, plus a conservative estimate of unanticipated delays. 

Currently, the following airlines allow the use of the Inogen One onboard their aircraft:Updated 6/15/09

ECLIPSE APPROVED AIRLINES

Currently, the following airlines allow the use of the Eclipse onboard their  aircraft:

• Eclipse will fit under the seat in front of you. Your Eclipse will fit under any commercial airline seat.
   
• It is not necessary to turn off your Eclipse during taxi, takeoff and landing if your physician's written statement requires you receive oxygen during these periods

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  Security Statement (45 KB)

• Your ability to see/hear alarms and respond appropriately
• When oxygen use is necessary (all or a portion of the trip)
• Maximum flow rate corresponding to the pressure in the cabin under normal operating conditions

APPROVED ECLIPSE AIRLINES - click on your airline to confirm information. Updated 6/15/09

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INVACARE XPO2 PORTABLE OXYGEN AIRLINES

As of May 09 the FAA approved for all select concentrators for all airlines originating in the U.S.  click here for more information.

Please check with each airlines' own web site, as well as their medical oxygen desk, for up-to-date information on the airlines' specific oxygen passenger requirements.

Flying with Oxygen
Flying with supplemental oxygen equipment such as Respironics EverGo requires advance planning. You should check with your airline for their guidelines prior to your trip. For example, most airlines require patients to carry a prescription and a written statement from a physician allowing you to fly. Other guidelines may include:

• Confirming travel arrangements with the airline 48 hours in advance
  
   
• The ability to hear the portable oxygen concentrator alarms and see the alarm light indicators, to take the appropriate action in response to these warnings, or travel with a companion capable of doing so
  
   
• Notifying the airline upon check-in, and the flight attendant upon boarding, that you plan on using a portable oxygen concentrator onboard the airplane

Many airlines have special assistance coordinators to help you through the process.

Other Air Travel Tips

• Ask for an aisle seat near the restroom.
  
   
• Drink fluids but avoid caffeine and carbonated drinks; they will make you feel bloated.
  
   
• Be familiar with the latest airport security screening policies and plan for extra time for inspection of your EverGo.
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