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The Bleed-In Adapter will connect to your CPAP Tubing and your oxygen tubing will connect directly to the Bleed-In Adapter.

The Devilbiss 10 Liter Oxygen Concentrator weighs 42 pounds.

Yes, the Devilbiss 10 liter oxygen concentrator provides continuous flow settings of 2 - 10 LPM and has a noise level <69 dBA which is higher than people with normal hearing would typically tolerate for sleep, but it can be done.

No, this is not FAA approved for in-flight use.

Yes, you must have a valid prescription to purchase the Devilbiss 10 Liter Oxygen Concentrator.

Individual insurance policies vary, and the Oxygen Concentrator Supplies shop does not interface directly with insurance companies. You will need the following information to discuss this question with your insurance company: product ID #1025DS.

The Respironics Millennium M10 Oxygen Concentrator weighs roughly 53 pounds with these size dimensions: 27" x 19" x 13".

Yes, you can. The best types of oxygen concentrators for use while you sleep should be quiet and supply continuous oxygen flow. The Respironics Millennium M10 Home Oxygen Concentrator does both of these things.

The Respironics Millennium M10 comes with a one year standard manufacturer’s warranty.

No, the M10 Oxygen Concentrator is not FAA approved for use during flight.

The Bleed-In Adapter will connect to your CPAP Tubing and your oxygen tubing will connect directly to the Bleed-In Adapter.

When charging your batteries for the first time, it's best to use the AC cord. With the batteries installed in the concentrator, you can then plug the unit into the wall using the AC power supply and leave it to charge overnight.

FAA guidelines state that you can bring your portable oxygen concentrator on board with you during flight. Typically, you are required enough battery life for your concentrator to last 1.5 times the duration of the flight. That means that if you need extra batteries to meet that requirement, you can bring the extra batteries needed. *Please check with your airline for specific requirements they may have.

The Invacare Platinum Mobile Oxygen Concentrator weighs 4.9 lbs with a single battery and 5.9 lbs with 2 batteries.

Yes, the Invacare Platinum Mobile Portable Oxygen Concentrator is FAA approved for in-flight use.

Yes, the Invacare Platinum Mobile Oxygen Concentrator has a 3 year manufacturer’s warranty but this warranty only applies to the concentrator. Please review the manufacturer’s documentation for warranty information on accessories and parts.

Yes, you can. However you should check with your airline to see if you will be asked for documentation.

Yes, this is a portable oxygen concentrator designed for travel with lightweight batteries that can be recharged using either AC or DC input from your car cigarette lighter. When used in its backpack with a single battery, the concentrator weighs only around 5 pounds and it was even designed with the ports and vents facing down so it can withstand up to 10 minutes of direct rain, if you get caught in a downpour!

This is a pulse dose only oxygen concentrator and is not recommended for use while you sleep, when continuous oxygen is often required. Consult your physician to discuss this question.

The DeVilbiss Replacement Gross Particle Filter for the DeVilbiss iGo Portable Oxygen Container has six filters.

Wipe your mask clean with a clean damp cloth weekly or as needed.

No. It is sealed inside the device and is not replaceable.

Flyp has been FDA-cleared for use with any medication intended for a general-purpose nebulizer, such as albuterol, ipratropium bromide, cromolyn sodium, and budesonide, in addition to other medications.Flyp should not be used with hypertonic saline or medications that are indicated for use only with specific delivery devices.

You can use a mild unscented soap and water to clean your equipment after each use. It's recommended to do a deep cleaning on your equipment at least once a week.

The Sunset Healthcare Mini Mesh Nebulizer delivers medication treatments quickly in approximately 10 minutes. The nebulizer is very small and portable, operating with 2 AA batteries or a USB. Easy to use with a nose piece or mouthpiece, it’s quiet operation doesn’t draw attention.

The Omron Portable MicroAir Nebulizer is convenient, weighing only 6 ounces and fitting into the palm of your hand. The tubeless and cordless design makes it simple to use. The nebulizer delivers every drop of medication with one-touch button operation. The Omron MicroAir Nebulizer can run for approximately four hours with two AA batteries. Quiet and discreet, the device can be used at any angle, laying down or sitting.

There are pros and cons with each nebulizer. We have outlined a few below.

Some very common medications include Albuterol, Atrovent, DuoNeb, Levalbuterol and Budesonide. Your doctor will prescribe which medications are right for you.

While the nebulizer itself is the system that turns the medicine into mist for inhalation, it is actually the particular medication that treats your illness. The medications vary but for the most part are intended to treat asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, COPD and other respiratory ailments.

Every 4-6 breaths, take a deep slow breath and then hold it for about 5 seconds. This will allow the medicine to reach the deeper parts of the lung. The rest of the time, just breathe normally. If you are using a mouthpiece, be sure to inhale through your mouth and exhale either through the nose or mouth.