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We provide all our patients with technicians on call 24/7! We will always be there for our patients when it comes to anything from finding the right Oxygen Machine for you or to make sure that we can keep a machine running 100% or better at all times! We are one of the only companies out there that actually repairs our own Oxygen Concentrators! Don't get confused by other "Internet Companies" that sell you Oxygen Machines, but can't repair their own Oxygen Machines! Give us a call and hear about our daily specials on all our Oxygen Machines, and Oxygen Equipment!
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We provide all our patients with technicians on call 24/7! We will always be there for our patients when it comes to anything from finding the right Oxygen Machine for you or to make sure that we can keep a machine running 100% or better at all times! We are one of the only companies out there that actually repairs our own Oxygen Concentrators! Don't get confused by other "Internet Companies" that sell you Oxygen Machines, but can't repair their own Oxygen Machines! Give us a call and hear about our daily specials on all our Oxygen Machines, and Oxygen Equipment!
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Uses Of Oxygen Concentrators
The air we breathe every day contains 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen. The oxygen an
oxygen concentrator patient receives at home is close to 100% pure oxygen. Because it is a pure concentration of oxygen, home oxygen is considered to be a drug and must be prescribed by a doctor. One of the myths about oxygen is that it is addictive. Oxygen is not addictive and causes no side effects when used as prescribed. Some people may need to use supplemental oxygen 24 hours a day, while others may need oxygen only during exercise or sleep.
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How An Oxygen Concentrator Is Used
The user should follow these steps to use a concentrator:
If the user’s nose becomes irritated from the cannula, he or she may want to use a
Although actually using an oxygen concentrator is not difficult, there are several
precautions a user must follow to use one safely and according to the doctor’s order.
The user should follow these steps to use a concentrator:
1. Plug the concentrator power cord into a properly grounded electrical wall outlet. Do
NOT use an extension cord.
2. Attach the cannula tubing to the concentrator’s oxygen output.
3. Turn the power switch to ON.
4. Adjust the flow adjustment knob to LOW.
5. Place the tips of the cannula in the nostrils. The tips should always curve toward the
user. Slip the two smaller tubes over the ears and down under the chin. Adjust the
plastic slide until the cannula fits snugly, but comfortably.
6. Adjust the flow knob to the rate prescribed by the doctor.
If the user’s nose becomes irritated from the cannula, he or she may want to use a
water-based lubricant in each nostril (an oil-based lubricant such as Vaseline should
NOT be used). The user’s doctor or pharmacist will be helpful in suggesting a water-
based lubricant.
1. Remove the cannula.
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Intake filter – Twice each week, the intake filter should be cleaned. The sponge-like
The user should follow these steps to turn the oxygen concentrator off:
1. Remove the cannula.
2. Turn the power switch to OFF.
3. The flow control knob does NOT need to be turned OFF. It should be checked each
time the concentrator is turned ON and periodically while in use.
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Maintaining Your Oxygen Concentrator
Intake filter – Twice each week, the intake filter should be cleaned. The sponge-like
filter should be removed and washed under running tap water. The concentrator should
NOT be used with the filter removed. The excess water should be shaken out, then the
filter should be pressed or squeeze dried with a clean towel. When the filter is dry, it
should be reinserted into the concentrator.
Concentrator – The outside of the concentrator should be wiped down with a damp
cloth periodically.
