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Keeping your portable oxygen concentrator working at top efficiency requires supplies and parts.  Portable Oxygen Concentrator Miami is an accredited supplier of POC supplies and machines in the Miami area of  Florida FL. Choosing the right machine is important.  If you'll be travelling a lot, a small portable machine will best serve your needs.  Otherwise, a larger home unit will work to keep you well oxygenated. The experts at Portable Oxygen Concentrator Miami can help you choose what is needed to keep you healthy in Miami, Miami Beach, Doral, Kendal, Aventura! If you want to ask questions, you can visit...

Wondering what you need to do before traveling with a portable concentrator? Air Travel Contact the airline several weeks before your flight.The airline may require a letter from your physician, or a prescription. Direct flights are recommendedThis minimizes the number of times you have to carry your POC on and off the airplane. Carry Extra BatteriesLayovers may increase your total flight time.  Carry at least two batteries on your flight, this gives you a back-up in case something goes wrong with the first one.FAA guidelines require that you have enough battery life to power your concentrator for at least 150%...

The air we breathe is 79% nitrogen and 21% oxygen. An oxygen concentrator takes the air from the room and converts that air into 95% pure oxygen.There are two types of portable oxygen concentrators: Continuous flow and pulse dose, or intermittent flow. These two types of oxygen systems have very different benefits and limitations. Understanding each machine will help you to determine which portable oxygen concentrator is the best solution for you. Continuous Flow Portable Oxygen Concentrators  (view products) Continuous Flow Portable Oxygen Concentrators are the most similar to a home unit. These POCs are able to produce up to...