Invacare XPO2 – New Freedom for Oxygen Patients

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Miami, Florida, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) March 30, 2011 -- Portable oxygen concentrators have given oxygen therapy patients a lot of freedom but not every concentrator is the same. Some portable oxygen concentrators have both a pulse flow setting and a continuous flow setting. Some concentrators have a battery life of 3 hours while others will last up to 8 hours. Some are FAA approved and others are still waiting for their approval. The most popular portable oxygen concentrators are the Sequal Eclipse, Respironics Evergo, and the Invacare XPO2.

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Invacare XPO2 – New Freedom for Oxygen Patients

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The patented Invacare XPO2 gives patients control over how much oxygen they want to receive. They can easily switch between the five different pulse flow settings to find the one that is most comfortable and works best for each individuals needs.

More than half of the one million diagnosed COPD patients are under age 65 and very active.

The Invacare XPO2 will help patients maintain their independence and lifestyle. The Invacare XPO2 only weighs 6 lbs with one battery, or 7.3 lbs with the supplemental battery, making this unit the lightest Portable Oxygen Concentrator.

The Invacare XPO2 is one of the world's most unique oxygen concentrators. This concentrator is one of the smallest on the market today. It is easily carried with a patient anywhere that they wish to go. Airlines which allow FAA approved oxygen concentrators allow the Invacare XPO2 as one of the few lightweight portable oxygen concentrators on board. The device has a built in two and a half hour battery, as well as another two and a half hour supplemental battery that will keep the oxygen pumping for five hours without needing to be recharged. The unit can be plugged into the wall, car or AC/DC electrical outlet to charge itself. This makes it easy to find places that will be able to give you enough power to make the device completely charged until you reach your final destination.

The Invacare XPO2 has the best balance of power and portability.

The device is simple and easy for most people to be able to carry. To make it as easy as possible to transport, not only does this concentrator have a handle, but it also has a strap that allows you to comfortably wear this device on your shoulder. Additionally, since this machine has several accessories that allow you to get the most out of it, it also comes with a bag that allows you to keep those accessories organized when you bring them with you.

The new Invacare XPO2 portable concentrator is the latest addition to Invacare’s proven line of home oxygen technologies. Named for its extreme portability, the XPO2 is designed to be lightweight, clinically robust, and easy to operate.

Features
• Pulse dose settings 1-5 meet the needs of a broad range of patients
• Battery, AC or DC operation for patient convenience
• No separate battery recharger; charge internal and external batteries with either the AC or DC adapter
• Supplemental battery pack allows for extended battery power

Patient Benefits
• Small, lightweight and inconspicuous
• Designed to be easy to use
• No fear about running out of oxygen
• Encourages mobility, travel and independence

• Easy to understand control panel for simple operation.

Portable oxygen concentrators are very expensive. Prices will vary from company to company. If you want the best price on your portable oxygen concentrator make sure you call the medical company , such as Oxygen Solutions (www.oxygen-solutions.com). Call for a free estimate (888) 774-1004.

More information can be found online at http://www.oxygen-solutions.com

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