Oxygen therapy is one of the leading treatment options for lung disease such as COPD, emphysema, chronic bronchitis as well as lung cancer.

Oxygen therapy can be delivered through the standard cumbersome oxygen tank, liquid oxygen, or through a portable or home oxygen concentrator.

All three options are viable but only one option will allow you to travel and move around with ease.

Portable oxygen concentrators are FAA approved to be used during air travel and no other oxygen delivery system is as light-weight and mobile as a portable oxygen concentrator.

Today we will be reviewing the multi-flow option Invacare SOLO2 portable oxygen machine.

This incredibly popular oxygen machine is packed full of features, and is ideal for the medical oxygen patient that requires pulse flow during the day and continuous at night but if a prescription calls for continuous flow 24/7, the SOLO2 can also handle that!

This is the perfect portable oxygen concentrator for the patient that likes to travel, because with the purchase of the Invacare SOLO2 a durable wheeled travel cart is included.

Today's post will be all about the incredibly popular and highly reliable Inogen One G2 portable oxygen concentrator. The G2 is for the medical oxygen patient that doesn't like to be confined to their home, and enjoy's traveling and socializing with friends. With the Inogen One G2 all those things can be accomplished with ease all while still receiving their prescribed amount of supplemental oxygen.

If you are a medical oxygen patient currently undergoing oxygen therapy through a portable oxygen concentrator, and you are in the market for a new pulse flow oxygen concentrator then you won't want to miss this!

Inova Labs the company that brought you the LifeChoice and the LifeChoice Activox, have delivered yet again on their commitment to outstanding portable oxygen concentrators.  

The LifeChoice Activox Sport is a hot unit right now throughout the medical oxygen community, due to its extreme portability without weighing patients down as well as being loaded with tons of exciting and user-friendly features! 

On this section of our reviews we will be discussing and going over the AirSep FreeStyle 5 portable oxygen concentrator, brought to you by Chart Industries. The FreeStyle 5 is a versatile machine, that offers extreme portability as well as a battery life that will keep up with all of life's demands.

This review will be all about the third generation of the Inogen One. The Inogen One G3 portable oxygen concentrator comes in a slim and compact body that delivers a longer battery life all while still remaining lighter than the Inogen One G2.

Coming standard with numerous user friendly features is what makes this machine so incredibly popular.

If you are in the market for a new portable oxygen concentrator then the G3 will be one that you will want to check out before making your final decision.

There are numerous amounts of portable oxygen concentrators on the market, as well as a ton of different features so it may be troublesome to decide on a specific oxygen concentrator.

When deciding on a portable oxygen concentrator make sure that it will adequately supplement your oxygen needs according to your prescription.

Today we will be doing a full review on the lightest portable oxygen concentrator on the market today, the AirSep Focus.

The AirSep Focus was engineered for patients that want to receive their medical grade oxygen while still being able to move freely, without being weighed down by additional and unnecessary weight.

As a medical oxygen patient you don't want to be weighed down by excess weight from standard and cumbersome oxygen tanks.

Experience the freedoms that portable oxygen concentrators provide, but choosing the right oxygen concentrator can be somewhat overwhelming.

Which is why we will be doing a review on the LifeChoice Activox Pro portable oxygen concentrator, to help you short out the differences in machines and ultimately receive the right portable oxygen concentrator for your needs.

Oxygen patients that choose the SeQual Eclipse 5 portable oxygen concentrator have the ability to do a wide array of activities since the Eclipse 5 offers both continuous and pulse dose flow delivery methods.

The SeQual Eclipse 5 portable oxygen concentrator delivers exceptional battery life, so patients on the go can be assured that they won't go a minute without their medical grade oxygen.

If you are in the market for a portable oxygen concentrator that delivers both pulse and continuous flow that will give you the freedom to do what you want, then the SeQual Eclipse 5 should be at the top of your list!

At 10 pounds, the Respironics SimplyGo was the first continuous flow portable oxygen concentrator to weigh less than 15 pounds.

The standard package for the SimplyGo comes with 2 external batteries, but when the SimplyGo was designed, it had the capability of housing one battery at a time.

Unlike its predecessor, the Respironics EverGo, which could house two battery at a time.

Many patients have asked us if ther was any way they can use two batteries at once.

In the past we had to unfortunately tell them no.

However, Respiornics was hard at work developing the Respironics SimplyGo External Battery Module.