Pregnant

Why should pregnant women use oxygen concentrator?

Women's oxygen demand doubled when pregnant. According to a study, an estimated 60 to 70 percent of women experience shortness of breath during pregnancy. Long-term hypoxia is harmful to the pregnant woman's body, and is not conducive to the development of the fetus, and may even cause fetal death.
More and more doctors recommend that Oxygen is supplemented with an oxygen generator which is the most direct and useful way.It not only can improve the arterial blood oxygen content of pregnant women, is beneficial to improve the physical condition of pregnant women, and after oxygen, it can rapidly increase the blood oxygen of the mother, placenta and fetus. Partial pressure, blood oxygen content and oxygen reserve make the placenta get sufficient oxygen supply, accelerate the penetration of nutrients into the fetus, improve fetal hypoxia and promote fetal growth and development.

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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.

Acontinuous flow oxygen concentratorprovides a steady supply of oxygen at all times. On the other hand, apulse flow oxygen concentratordelivers oxygen only when you breathe in, as it usually has a breathing sensor that activates the flow based on your breathing pattern.

Yes, we have portable oxygen concentrators that offer continuous flow. TheNT-05provides a continuous flow of 3L, while theNT-06offers a range from 1 to 6L of continuous flow.

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.