How long do the columns last in days and hours.

the annoying music makes it harder to hear what you're saying

Ridiculous that there is nothing current

Wre is this manufactured

Excellent explanation of the settings #'s versus actual o2 volume flow. On a small portable unit, you will NOT get the volume that a large unit that plugs into a wall outlet gives you with a constant flow of O2. You give up volume for portability and freedom with a smaller battery powered portable unit. If you require 2lpm+, a portable unit is NOT going to be your best choice. They are best suited for relaxed travel with minimal activity. You can sit on your porch and enjoy being outside with a portable unit, but don't expect to be able to unload a bunch of heavy bags of groceries and carry them into the house and still feel like a "normal person". It's not going to happen. The Inogen G5 has a maximum flow (pulse flow) of 1.26lpm on setting #6. It detects when you take in a breath, and that's when it sends O2 to the cannula. Remember that the higher the setting/O2 flow, the shorter time the battery will last, so be sure to plan in advance if you're going to be active for long periods away from the house. Large units that put out a constant flow of O2 and plug into a wall outlet, up to 6 lpm I think, make a huge difference, but they anchor you depending on the length of tubing that you're using. Both provide a service and each has its best use scenario. Without O2, my lows can drop into the high 70's at times. Simply getting into or out of bed can result in almost terrifying moments. Walking from my car to the doctor's office (without being on O2) at a slight uphill grade and about 100', my O2 hit 81 just a few days ago. With supplemental O2, life is much better.

How much is the G4 Inogen One

Where can I order three nitrogen canisters for my inogen 3 oxygen concentrator

Necesario leer esto en español

very pro presentation. well done.

Why do you have so many jump cuts?!?!?! jesus christ

Can this be used on an airplane ? do you need to carry something from the Inogen

How do you check to see if its really putting out oxygen? Is there a way to check that on the screen?

Very clear & concise. Thanks

Does this have a continuous flow setting?

You are so.😂

Im glad they added the feature of changing the battery without removing it from the case. That was way easier.

Can I get a oxygen tank

Is the battery all ready inside

How does it charge batteries? Keep hooked up until it's at full batt and remove and use the pwr cord? Does it come with a battery dock?

So informative!

Why does it keep turning off after 2min?

Why is the blue light blinking ?

Like new updates

I don't under stand the check vents alarm keeps going off after a half HR or so

My oxigen warning light turns on. Need to know what's causing it.

Would this be good for copd?

Nice presentation. Stupid background noise masquerading as music.

Respiratory specialists who spell it "respitory" on the video, eh?

Please, your better off buying lottery tickets...these are junk ,just a wast of money, of course if your rich you dont care...

i told my brother oxygen is a controled substance , he started laughing so hard i thought about calling 911

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I paid 1995.00 for mine.

Thanks so much for this!!! I have been looking for my dad and have been scrambling to understand if I should buy one

With insurance my payments around $115.00 a month x year

What's the price and where can i buy it

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can we get prices please?

tu esplicacion es solo para gringo.

Thank you so much. Very informative and helpful. 👍🏼👍🏼

Yeah but what is the O2 output

The oxygen percentages are to low on this machine. When I first went on oxygen they gave me a old beat up machine and it was loud but it kept me above 90 percent and now I'm lucky to hit 88

Why don't they tell me the price of this thing? I find that incredibly irritating

The size seems to be very bulky I can't use a shoulder strap must have back pack or fanny pack what do you have that is the lightest weight and small

I appreciate you and this video tremendously. I am new to oxygen use for myself. Both of my parents were on oxygen at different points in their life. I thought I knew from being their caregiver at different times of their life. Your explanation gives me the tools I need as I navigate my life going forward.

Damn you a fine ass Indian man. I just had to say that. Your smart too and that’s hella attractive and you speak very intelligently. Stay sexy

I am new to one and having problems understanding the battery charging life. I am renting one from Medicare with the idea of possibly buying one privately. As a rental it does not include a manual. Anyway, fully charged it from zero charge, which took awhile, about four hours I think. Then I used it for about 10 minutes a week ago set on one liter. When I went to use it next it was dead. I plugged it in to charge it and it was apparently completely dead. After several minutes it now says 10% charged. Is this unit supposed to be kept plugged in all the time, or on a certain schedule for a certain number of hours?

Very Informative and answered a lot of my questions, thank you.

I would leave out the low battery comment on the Varon. That may be simply because it needs a charge after shipping. That kind of selling comes off a bit manipulative.

Good demo but I only got ONE battery in the box.

LPT CARRY THE SAME O2 MACHINES AS EVERYONE ELSE BUT WHAT SETS THEM APART IS THEIR AFTER SALES SERVICE - - - - WHICH IS TERRIBLE - - - - THE WORST I HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED. GO TO THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU AND CHECK OUT THE MANY COMPLAINTS MADE AGAINST THEM.