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Ultimate Guide On Selecting A Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Learn all about VARON’s portable oxygen concentrators in our complete guide. Don’t know which portable oxygen machine to pick? We’ll assist you every step of the way until you find the right one.
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Choosing the Right Oxygen Flow: Pulse or Continuous?
Not sure about the difference between continuous and pulse flow? Check out our blog to find the right oxygen machine for you!
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Causes, Symptoms, Oxygen Solutions for Hyperventilation
Feeling rapid, shallow breaths? You might be hyperventilating. Explore causes, symptoms, and coping methods. Learn how TTLIFE oxygen concentrators can help (consult your doctor first)
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VARON NT-02 VS. VARON NT-01 Pro
Curious about the differences between NT-02 and NT-01 pro? Dive into our blog for a detailed comparison across various aspects. Find the oxygen concentrator that best suits your needs!
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Truth About Using Concentrators While Sleeping
Struggling to breathe at night? Try sleeping oxygen therapy at home for better sleep, more energy, and improved respiratory management.
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FAQs
No, you don’t need a prescription to purchase an oxygen concentrator from us. You just need to know your specific needs. If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact our customer service team at ttlife@oxygeneratorsale.com.
A continuous flow oxygen concentrator provides a steady supply of oxygen at all times. On the other hand, a pulse flow oxygen concentrator delivers oxygen only when you breathe in, as it usually has a breathing sensor that activates the flow based on your breathing pattern.
Our oxygen concentrators aren't FAA certified, but many of our customers have successfully brought their concentrators on planes. We recommend checking with the airline for their specific policies before your flight.
Our home oxygen concentrators come with an AC power cord, so they can be used indoors. If you need to use it in your car, a car adapter is available for purchase.
Our portable oxygen concentrators come with both a DC power cord and a battery, and you can also purchase extra AC and DC cords or batteries if needed.