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Elder-caregivers

hlthe2b

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7. I think you misunderstood my point. There is a big difference in PORTABLE versus STATIONARY (home)

Reply to left-of-center2012 (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 11, 2022, 05:40 PM

Apr 2022

oxygen concentrators. The former can NOT produce the same output as a home unit nor a direct oxygen canister system. That is what you need to double-check. I'd hate to see you pay a lot of money for something that will not meet your needs.

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Does your area have something XanaDUer2 Apr 2022 #1

Not to suggest otherwise, but can I assume your pulmonologist is ok w portable oxygen concentrator hlthe2b Apr 2022 #2

My doc ordered the tank because that's what MediCARE pays for left-of-center2012 Apr 2022 #3

Would something like this be helpful for O2 tank on a walker? Beastly Boy Apr 2022 #4

Good suggestion left-of-center2012 Apr 2022 #6

I just ordered ths left-of-center2012 Apr 2022 #9

I think you misunderstood my point. There is a big difference in PORTABLE versus STATIONARY (home) hlthe2b Apr 2022 #7

That is the rationale... FarPoint Apr 2022 #8

Good luck LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2022 #5