Traveling With Oxygen Concentrators

Do you want to be able to travel without people staring at a big green tank over your shoulder or lugging behind you? Do you want to be able to "hide" your oxygen concentrator when you aren't actually using the oxygen? Well maybe its time to invest in a portable oxygen concentrator. They are small and usually come with a carrying case. And on top of that, most of the new concentrators are FAA approved and can be brought on any airline. Although, it is recommended that you inform the airline so you can plan accordingly. The portable oxygen concentrators have been a revolutionary advance. Some of these oxygen machines can be recharged in the car through the lighter, so that means no more restrictions on flying or driving!!! Happy traveling!

Respironics EverGo

Are you worried about being stuck inside all day if you're a patient using or in need of an oxygen concentrator? Well you shouldn't be. The Respironics Evergo portable oxygen concentrator may be a life changing investment. The Evergo has everything you need to get out of the house and do the things you need to do. This innovative oxygen concentrator comes with two lithium ion batteries with an average lifetime of 8 hours per charge (total, not 8 hours per battery). With the weight of the machine being a concern, there is no need to worry with the Respironics Evergo, seeing as how it only weighs a mere 9.9 pounds in the case with both batteries. This machine does NOT sacrifice performance for better battery life or for being light weight. The Respironics Evergo oxygen concentrators will produce a maximum of 1050ml/min. The Evergo is not big or bulky either, it has been compared to a small carry on bag or a camera bag. Some people even compare it to a toaster. After looking around I have found these items both used and new. I have found the used concentrators as low as $2,000 and the new ones as low as $3,000.